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max cohen (23 April 1932 – 21 December 2002) was a French racing cyclist. He rode in the 1955 Tour de France.
BookLab: The Art of Storytelling with Kathleen Barber
Jennie Nash hosts a #amwriting podcast BookLab with guest Kathleen Barber, author of Truth Be Told and newly released Sisterhood Above All (co-written with Amayah Shaienne), and discusses Barber’s range across thrillers and romance, her character-first approach, and how RushTok inspired an authenti…
Being a Big Fish in a Medium Pond is Not That Deep, Episode 96 with Max Cohen aka Murray Hill Boy
Max Cohen joins me on Not That Deep - I mean we just had a terrific time as my Grandma used to say. Max feels like someone I went to camp with - familiar, funny and knows how to throw it right back. If his videos have not graced your timeline's, check him out as his mixture of comedy, imitation, ac…
Bonus Margin Notes: Finishing the Blueprint: Recognizing the Shift from Planning to Writing
In a bonus #amwriting podcast episode, host Jennie Nash talks with academic writing coach Kathy Mazak of Scholar’s Voice (and host of Academic Writing Amplified) about how writers keep going after completing a blueprint and finish what they start. Mazak explains her mission-based work helping acade…
Noa Solomon & Max Cohen | What are we... Trailer
Noa Solomon and Max Cohen, AKA Murray Hill Boy, are starting a podcast. What could possibly go wrong?
Every week, Noa and Max unpack dating, relationships, friendships, Jewish life, internet culture, bad decisions and the general chaos of trying to figure out your 20s in real time.
Think your funni…
Montauk & Dad Bods | What are we... Ep. 1
Welcome to the What Are We... Podcast. Every week, Noa Solomon and Murray Hill Boy unpack the chaos of dating, friendships, and internet culture. Navigating life as Jewish twenty-somethings in New York City, they are figuring it out along the way... more or less.
In episode 1, Noa and Max introduc…
Margin Notes: Juggling Opportunities and Rewriting the Story After Mistakes
On the #amwriting podcast’s Margin Notes, host Jennie Nash talks with Dr. Diana Hill, author of Wise Effort, about how writers handle mishaps and self-talk when juggling book-related obligations. Hill describes accidentally booking two plane tickets to a Washington, DC conference, prompting a discu…
One-Night Stands & High Holidays | What are we... Ep. 2
In Episode 2, Noa and Max get into Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, one-night stands, picking people up at synagogue, and doing things for your younger self. Plus, they recap the What Are We...? launch party, react to some old videos, and explain how you can submit your own questions and stories to be fe…
Do your Voodoos of Ambition Ever Get a Day Off?
I want to take you inside my favorite yoga studio in Santa Barbara. It’s called Yoga Soup, and it’s a giant, grounding mix of movement, actual nutrient-dense soup in a crockpot, fresh fruit from local trees, and community.
My husband Rob and I practice there a few times a week, and one of our favor…
Jim Jordan's possible GOP leader play
While he won't admit it publicly, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) is very likely to run for GOP leader if House Republicans lose the majority. Jake Sherman and Max Cohen discuss on The Daily Punch.
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Senate map scenarios and Jeffries on the road
Jake Sherman and congressional reporter Max Cohen discuss House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ election week schedule and Senate party breakdown scenarios. Plus, Jeffries and Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) trade jabs.
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