Jewish radio personality Nachum Segal will broadcast live from Houston this week.
Segal, president of the Nachum Segal Network and host of the network’s flagship broadcast “JM in the AM,” which is taped in New Jersey and broadcast to the New York metropolitan area, will begin broadcasting in Houston on Wednesday from sites around the city.
Special coverage of the recovery will include first-hand reports of the storm, its devastation, and the recovery efforts by Houston’s Jewish residents.
“Our brothers and sisters in Houston have gone through a terrible ordeal with so much of the community they built sitting in ruins,” Segal says in the statement. “The goal of our trip is to highlight the community, what they’ve gone through and what lies ahead of them, sharing their stories and showing them the support from their brethren around the world. Our hope is that by being there and dedicating our shows to their stories, that listeners from all across the world will get involved with the recovery efforts. We’ve partnered with the Orthodox Union so that listeners who are inspired through our show can donate to help the Jewish community of Houston.”
Jewish music singer Mordechai Shapiro and social media activist Meir K. will join Segal in Houston, according to the network.
Segal previously broadcast from Houston in 2015, following the Memorial Day flood.
— JTA
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