A Place Called Fairneck

Michal Rabinowitz gives the latest in essential podcasting news and inessential small town gossip. A Place Called Fairneck is up for awards! You can help us win by nominating us on PodcastAwards.com. Just click the button to "nominate your favorite podcasts" and save when you're done! We're listed in these 3 categories: Adam Curry People's Choice Award Comedy Storyteller - Drama

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In the season finale episode, Michal returns to where the story began - Sunday morning in Fairneck. It hasn't been an easy morning for anyone. Lovesick and tormented, Joey tries to distract himself with work, only to find his restaurant filled with loud and slimy frogs - where did they come from? Meanwhile, a few blocks away, Ben apologizes to Shoshana after their big fight at the

It's the long awaited Open Mic Night at The Lion's Den, and everyone's come out after Shabbos for the event. Even Joey can't resist crossing enemy lines to see what all the fuss is about. Ilana performs her own unique version of open mic, while Joey takes things a little less seriously. Meanwhile, tensions rise between Ben and Shoshana. What is Shosh so upset about anyway? And, Pha

Our story continues as Michal turns back time to last Thursday, three days before someone in Fairneck will die in a plague-related accident just before Passover. Beth finds a cigarette at Ramban and opens a full investigation, with Shoshana and Ilana at the helm. Meanwhile, Ben gets a visit from an eccentric electrician to help fix some loose wires in the basement...as we've learne

The seventh grade protest against frog dissection has everyone at Ramban letting their guard down (well, except for Beth, who suspects the students are buying drugs on something called Instagram). With The Place catering the event, Joey jumps at the chance to see Shoshana. Will familiar sparks fly, or will it just be a case of nostalgia for the old days? (And, as Michal says, you b

A freak plague-related accident is about to take place in Fairneck just in time for Passover. Now, Fairneck's resident investigative journalist, Michal Rabinowitz, takes us back to last Tuesday to catch us up on everything we've missed. Even before frogs were swarming the most popular restaurant in town, plagues and small town gossip were creeping up all over the place. Shoshana's

It's almost Passover, and residents of Fairneck, New Jersey can't help but wonder if the plagues of Egypt are really a thing of the past. The most recent offense? The mysterious appearance of 182 frogs in Joey Kershner's restaurant late last night. Luckily, Fairneck's best investigative journalist is on the case. Michal Rabinowitz, future Pulitzer Prize winner and current seventh g

A clever teenage journalist comically recounts the tragic events that lead to a beloved member of her community dying in a freak plague-related accident the week before Passover. Sliding Doors in a modern orthodox North Jersey community. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter! FairneckPodcast.com Created & Written by: Eva Bilick Story Developed with: Kyle Andrews Audio Engineer: