Who Knows One?

Who Knows One? The game that's not about who you know, but about who who you know knows.

07/30/2026

Fun Jewish Geography connections during (and after) my time at

Always nice to be back at Camp Ramah New England! A fun few days of podcasting and of course a lil Who Knows One? show.
07/29/2026

Always nice to be back at Camp Ramah New England! A fun few days of podcasting and of course a lil Who Knows One? show.

Where should Who Knows One? go next? ✈️Every stop brings new stories, new laughs, and new connections. That’s what makes...
07/24/2026

Where should Who Knows One? go next? ✈️

Every stop brings new stories, new laughs, and new connections. That’s what makes every event so much fun.

Our Fall Tour is filling up, but we still have a few openings.

If you’re looking for something different for your organization or company, we’d love to be part of it.

📩 Reach out at [email protected].

If you’ve seen the viral Jeopardy! moment, you already know this story is something special. ❤️Beth Orlansky captured th...
07/10/2026

If you’ve seen the viral Jeopardy! moment, you already know this story is something special. ❤️

Beth Orlansky captured the hearts of camp lovers everywhere when she shared that she met her husband at camp. Then came the twist: his brother and sister also met their future spouses at the very same place.

Episode #103 of Campfires and Color Wars shares the full story behind the moment everyone was talking about.

Start listening: https://bit.ly/cacwep103

Connection is what makes a community feel like home.Who Knows One? creates opportunities for people to share stories, me...
07/04/2026

Connection is what makes a community feel like home.

Who Knows One? creates opportunities for people to share stories, meet new people, and discover connections they never expected.

If you’d like to bring that experience to your next event, email [email protected].

Another synagogue podcast is now live! Our new client Congregation Beth El - Norwalk is up and running with “Pop Up Rabb...
06/26/2026

Another synagogue podcast is now live! Our new client Congregation Beth El - Norwalk is up and running with “Pop Up Rabbi: Real Life Conversations with Rabbi Ita Paskind”

A podcast is a great way to bring the life of your community outside of the walls of the building, giving members a whole new way to stay connected, learn, and get to know your clergy on a more personal level.

Interested in getting your own podcast going? Let us help you get started! Send us a message or email 📩 [email protected]

Campfires and Color Wars is back!Recently Beth Orlansky made a viral appearance on Jeopardy, during which she talked abo...
06/22/2026

Campfires and Color Wars is back!

Recently Beth Orlansky made a viral appearance on Jeopardy, during which she talked about the impact summer camp had on her and her family, specifically how so many of them met and married people they met there.

In our latest episode of the podcast, we speak to all three Orlansky siblings and their partners, each of whom can trace the start of their relationships to the same place nestled in the heat and humidity of Mississippi, URJ Henry S. Jacobs Camp.

If you love stories of summer lovin', this episode is for you!

A little throwback to our event with the Atlanta Jewish Federation last October. 😊The stories were memorable, the conver...
06/19/2026

A little throwback to our event with the Atlanta Jewish Federation last October. 😊

The stories were memorable, the conversations were lively, and the room was filled with people eager to connect and share experiences.

Thank you to everyone who was part of it.

If this feels like something your community needs, reach out at [email protected]

Wow, this is pretty powerful. Who Knows One detectives, can we help them source people who were married between 1946 and...
06/15/2026

Wow, this is pretty powerful. Who Knows One detectives, can we help them source people who were married between 1946 and 1948 at the Bergen Belsen Displaced Person's camp?

Searching for people who were married between 1946 and 1948 at the Bergen Belsen Displaced Person's camp.

Survivors Ludwig Friedman married Lilly Lax in a dress sewn from a Luftwaffe parachute. After their wedding the dress was lent to at least 17 other brides - all survivors of the holocaust. Today the dress is part of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's collection.

A Motion Picture based on the actual events is currently in production. The film is called The Wedding Dress, and the Producers of the film would like to honor these couples by including photos of anyone who wed in this very special dress in the closing credits of the film.

If you believe a family member may have worn Lilly Friedman's dress, please contact the producers at [email protected].

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