On this show, we get to interview some good friends of BYNA, Ron and Candi Runyon of Sequim, Washington. After this interview, some of you will realize that you are not alone. Our connection to each other extends across the North American continent. The Runyon’s closing exhortation will encourage many of you. This week’s midrash is about those “lazy hazy daze of summer.” What challenges face us on our festival journey from Shavuot (Pentecost) to the Fall Feasts? Be blessed as Elders Barry Phillips and David Jones tackle that important question. We also enjoy the music of the Exodus Road Band and Will Spires!

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