I just moved to Hemlock Farms near Milford. I get great reception of wjff in my car and am finding myself having those NPR driveway moments. (Never had a driveway in Brooklyn.) I have never written to a radio station before. I heard Borscht Belt for the first time today. It really engaged, educated and entertained me. I found Aaron Bendich to be knowledgeable, witty and interesting. Could you please pass this on to him.

I was on the way from a Shavuot service to a Shavuot celebration, while I listened to your show. Just Friday in a Zoom service form my Brooklyn shul, The Park Slope Jewish Center, someone said how little music there is for Shavuot. I would love to send those songs to them. I also really liked the Michael Winograd piece you played. The one that really bowled me over was the Workers song with the sun burning and the mother sewing who cannot afford a dress. You shared so much! Western European Old Yiddish who knew?! did not catch the name of the group that released it. I find most versions of Romania, Romania treacly. The version you played and your comments gave it a whole other slant. I look forward to enjoying your show in the future, A shanum dank