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On this week’s 51%, we continue our series talking to women religious leaders. Rabbi Debora Gordon discusses how music can help build connection and community. And we also speak with soferet Julie Seltzer about the art of writing and transcribing holy Jewish texts.
I do the bookings. i do that very well. i like to think. >> reporter: it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max's office. there's a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. >> my father, max, sat down very strong roots. >> reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. >> what ...
i'm j.j. ramberg and with welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to help your small business grow. the latino market is one of the fastest growing segments of the u.s. economy. smart entrepreneurs everywhere are trying to figure out how to better serve this sector. so we went to dallas, texas, to talk to one entrepreneur who seems to have cracked the code. [ speaking in spanish ] >> they use commercials like this spoof of melodramas to engage its core customers. >> we have what we call a core customer profile, a foreign born or first generation h...
i'm j.j. ramberg and with welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to help your small business grow. the latino market is one of the fastest growing segments of the u.s. economy. smart entrepreneurs everywhere are trying to figure out how to better serve this sector. so we went to dallas, texas, to talk to one entrepreneur who seems to have cracked the code. [ speaking in spanish ] >> they use commercials like this spoof of melodramas to engage its core customers. >> we have what we call a core customer profile, a foreign born or first generation h...
>> reporter: it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max's office. there's a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. >> my father, max, sat down very strong roots. >> reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. >> what is that? >> it just came. >> reporter: what's the secret ...