From Bocort's home Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by NBA veteran Myers Leonard.

Myers discusses the fallout and reaction after an incident where he used an anti-Semitic slur,

explains how people are in similar situations can learn from his experience,

and talks about his life before and during his professional career.

Also, the rabbis are joined by Ari Young Rice,

who talks about his headline-grabbing court-side protest of Kyrie Irving.

And the rabbis discuss their own experience being on the receiving end of anti-Semitism.

Plus, a former guest turns host as Bruce Pearl brings athletes for Israel to Auburn.

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening. Wednesday evening, 9 p.m. I'm Rabbi F.m. We're joined by my dear friend. Rabbi Josh Brody, and we're here to take you... Behind the Bima. We're here to take you behind the Bima for a special edition. Also known as Brody. Also known as Brody. A special edition of Behind the Bema. we're going to talk about anti-Semitism, very much on our minds in the forefront right now,

whether it's Ye, Kanye, or Kyrie, or the comfort, the reaction to Ryan Terrell playing in a

NBA game with the Yamaka.

There's a lot of anti-Semitism and more comfort than ever.

And we have the opportunity

tonight to have two conversations about that. And that is with Myers-Leon, NBA star, played nine

seasons, still trying to break back in and we'll see him again in NBA uniform, hopefully

sometime soon. We have a close personal relationship. We, you and I have formed with him, our community,

and to learn from his story, his incident, and how he reacted in contrast to others. And

Ari Youngrice, who we know had the great idea, T-shirts sat on the floor at a Brooklyn

at a Brooklyn Nets game. We got a lot of attention. So we'll be able to talk about that

going forward. But, you know, Rabbi Brody, as we sit here tonight, South Florida yet again, facing the cone of uncertainty, some rain and some winds, some hurricane.

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