Not So Kosher

Loretta Babeau talks with Bexy & Jimmy.

HAPPY HANUKAH BI'YATCH'S!!Here we go again, back at the podcast waves. With a new name and a new co-host. Our first show isn't very tangy, but hold on as we get to now each and get swangy!Jimmy Wilson joins the Barely Kosher as a team player, single and looking to mingle, he could be your "thank you, next" Guy!

Were at it again with some added flavor, some spicy flavor!! What could be better than noshing on some Revival grits and grizzle and Bogart doughnuts, as we sit and enjoy the sites of the cities Keg & Case in Saint Paul.

Bexy & Bobby do a little grocery shopping at the Edina Byerlys Lunds. Wondering around the perimeter of the grocery store, to study the yummy things they have for purchase. We wore our Hanukah gear to give the appearance of the holiday season and wore them proudly!Please check out the youtube video of our adventures at Byerlys Lunds.https://youtu.be/xp6YGEYNfa0

Yep, its been awhile, but the band is getting back together. With Bobby by her side, Bexy & Bobby are at it again. Maybe some bickering, gossiping or bantering, whatever they're into that day is what you'll hear.

This is Dave & Bex finally show at Podcast Movement 2018. This last recording at the Talkshoe platform booth on Heil equipment, was a memorable moment. We talked a bit about Bex's nesting, Daves love of plopping his ass on a dirty toilet seat and a possible Mohel botch job!Please view this as a video on You Tube-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bymv4hGPElQ&t=27s

The Notorious Black and White Cookie, where did it come from, why is it here and why do we give a fuck about it. Well, listen in on Daves taste testing, can he tell the difference between the black and the white side?

When you chomp into the Pastrami Reuben at Hershel’s, you’ll understand why locals refer to this place as “the best Jewish deli outside New York.” From its old-fashioned signage and counter seating to its made-from-scratch menu items—including impossibly juicy, house-cured pastrami—every detail oozes authenticity. And it’s no wonder, considering that Hershel himself, a Polish native, was a chef at New York City’s legendary Katz’s Deli for more than 40 years.In 2000, with the help of close friend and business partner Andrew Wash, Hershel’s nephew, Stephen Safern, opened the deli in 2000 to honor his uncle’s legacy and Eastern European heritage. At Hershel’s East Side Deli, Safern and his team serve up a full assortment of Jewish deli classics, including matzo ball and chicken noodle soup, latkes, kugel, hot dogs, potato knishes, bagels with lox, New York–style cheesecake, and, of course, hot deli sandwiches stuffed with homemade corned beef, pastrami, or brisket. Their food is made from scratch daily, the meat

Dave & Bex sink their choppers into the best thing money can buy, the corned beef sandwich on rye. Hear and smell the difference between an east coast corned beef on rye and a midwest corned beef on rye!! And dont miss Daves slightly graphic description of his body in a speedo.

Knishes, a Jewish delicacy! Theres nothing like sinking your teeth or dentures into a hot, sexy, steamy knish.......potato, onions, schmalz and some grieven, can bring every human pure happiness. Dave & Bex smothered their knishes with their own personal mustard selections and lapped up every last bite!Dave talks of his entrancing coney island, knish conversation and of course, so much more. So grab your favorite blow up and snuggle in for the show!

The everything bagel and schemer, a gift from GD to the Jewish people and beyond. Not sure how anyone would love this combo. Dave had a different approach to retrieve his morning bagel, also gaving Bex an interesting surprise on the show, actually a couple of times!! So sit back and enjoy the show.

Dave Kanyan, Host of Dumbing it Down with Dave has passed some gas to make some room for Bexy, as her new co-host. Not So Kosher is finally a team again! Learn more about your favorite and our's Jew Food, Halvah.

Aimee Brask an original Brainerd Babe, stopped by the stewdio for a little one on one. From small town girl, to Uptown girl, she's livin' the dream!!

Chardonnay, Cecils and Stinky Pants thongs, what do all these have in common, well............fucken nothing. But, put these ladies in the podjewlure with Bex and we have a par-tay!

Senthil Rajasekharan a local, yokel comedian, hot on the comedy circuit in the Twin Cities and beyond. This guy is on point, played it clean, but Beth & Bex tried to brake him, listen for yourself, you be the judge.....

Cheryl and Bex hit the stewdio and just talk some shit, on a boring, cold afternoon. Found this show hidden in the archives to cool you down during a hot summer night!!

Carnivore, Farmer Jeff and avid vegetarian, Cheryl, get deep about their food selections on planet earth!

Growing up the daughter of a music teacher, Kat Perkins has been singing, dancing, and performing for just about as long as she can remember. Coming from a town that only recently went from “unincorporated” to 281, with the nearest theater or rock show hundreds of miles away, it took a lot of determination for that little girl to pursue her dreams. Almost as soon as she stepped off the stage at her high school graduation, at just 18 years old, she packed her bags, said good bye to her family, and traveled 600 miles east to Minneapolis, MN – where her undeniable drive and passion for performance shined through in her unforgettable stage presence. Kat began to carve out a place for herself on both the music and theater stages of the Twin Cities. After signing a record deal, and beginning to work and share stages with some of the music industries biggest acts (Guns and Roses, Bon Jovi, etc), Kat’s career began to reach heights she’d only dreamed of as her years of hard work began to pay off. It was at that point

Max Sparber was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1969 and adopted after 11 weeks by a middle class Jewish family in the St. Louis Park suburb of Minneapolis. As a child, he grew up a few blocks from where the Coen brothers had grown up, and was baby-sat by both Dan and Matthew Wilson, both later of the band Trip Shakespeare (as well as Semisonic, in the case of Dan Wilson). Sparber's family had some links to the world of entertainment - his mother is cousins with Judd Hirsch, while his father is a distant cousin of Academy Award-winning composer Lalo Schifrin.Sparber attended public schools throughout his childhood, but for a tw-year stint at a shirt-lived Jewish high school. He attended the University of Minnesota, from which he never attained his degree (at first in Jewish Studies, later in theater). In his early twenties, Sparber moved to Los Angeles. Quickly broke and jobless, he spent three months in Citrus House, a homeless shelter run by the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center of Los Angeles, a