Beyond the Circle. A podcast celebrating community, culture, and voices that matter. Join us for inspiring conversations, compelling stories, and connections that bring us together.
Hosted by Jeremy Cammy
Produced, recorded and edited by Jared Golberg
A seasoned marketing and publicity professional renowned for orchestrating extraordinary gatherings, Jeremy is a force and leader. A remarkable portfolio including hosting icons like Bruce Springsteen and Hillary Clinton, Margaret Atwood and Amy Poehler, Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem, Jeremy is an events impresario, a speaker and experience creator. He takes everyone on storytelling adventures never thought possible and connects us all in common ground.
As one of the creators of the Virtual JCC, Jared led the first ever Jewish Community Centre broadcast network that brought over 30,000 people together for online programs, culinary experiences, sports discussions, fitness streams and conversations that featured Henry Winkler, Steve Madden, Dr. Ruth, Heather Reisman, Jason Alexander and more. His strength is bringing stories to life through technology that connect us together.
Colin Mochrie is an alumnus of Toronto's famous Second City comedy troupe. After fourteen years as a regular on the British and American versions of the improvisation series ''Whose Line Is It Anyway?'', Colin is now in the 8th season of the CW network reboot.
Colin was a cast member of CBC’s ''This Hour Has 22 Minutes'' 2001- 2003. With his wife, Debra McGrath, he produced, wrote and starred in the CBC show ''Getting Along Famously'', as well as touring their “Deb and Colin’s One Couple show. Currently he is part of a very successful tour with “Whose Line” cast-mate Brad Sherwood, performing a live improv show across North America, in addition to the critically acclaimed Hyprov!, a show that marries hypnosis and improv.
filmmaker Nim Shapira delves into the Israel-Gaza conflict as it unfolds on the streets of New York City.
Hi documentary, 'Torn,' traces the intense debates ignited by the "Kidnapped from Israel" poster campaign, a grassroots effort to raise awareness about the hostages taken by Hamas. These posters become flashpoints for clashes between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine groups, offering a window into the personal and political dimensions of the conflict. Through intimate glimpses into the lives of hostage families and activists, Torn captures the human stories often lost in headlines, revealing the emotional depth behind every poster.
Wendy Sachs brings a wealth of experience and storytelling expertise to OCTOBER 8. An award-winning filmmaker, Sachs directed SURGE (2020), which chronicled the historic 2018 midterm elections when a record number of first-time female candidates ran for Congress looking to flip their red districts to blue. She also directed LAND OF THE GIANTS: TITANS OF TECH, which delved into the complex histories of global tech powerhouses like Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Netflix, exploring their rise to dominance and the challenges they face today. Wendy also produced the documentary GEN Z of the “My Generation” series that aired on MSNBC in October 2024.