What is Storied?

Storied is a live concert and conversational experience. Each show blends live music with compelling stories of the Jewish collaborators and their contributions to legendary bands and musical movements.

Why it matters

Most Jewish programming today is appropriately solemn and heavy, This is Jewish storytelling that is about joy, collaboration, and cultural connection – telling the stories that too often go untold, and doing it in a way that resonates well beyond the Jewish world. Familes and all music fans are invited to come sing along and walk away energized. and filled with pride and a deeper sense of connection.

Our Mission: Storied highlights often untold Jewish stories of collaboration and contribution to the artists, genres, and cultural movements that have shaped modern music. We use narrative, performance, and history to uplift Jewish identity in a way that is joyful inclusive, and resonates with music lovers of all ages. Whether you’re deeply engaged with Judaism or simply passionate about music history, Storied welcomes you to a space where identity meets artistry

upcoming shows:

  • 11/1/2025

Listen to the Podcast:

In Episode 12 of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Joanie Leeds for a heartfelt conversation about The Beatles, Jewish identity, women who shaped music history, and the stories we pass from generation to generation.Joanie – known for her award-winning catalog of family music, including her newest album Ageless: 100 Years Young, inspired by her Bubbie’s 100th birthday—opens up about growing up with The Beatles, how their songwriting shaped her own, and why their music resonates with kids and adults alike. From “Twist and Shout” at birthday parties to her clever homage “Hello, Goodbye, Shalom,” Joanie shares the ways the Fab Four continue to influence her creative world.Benji and Joanie also explore the often overlooked Jewish stories within The Beatles universe—including songwriter Bert Berns of “Twist and Shout” and cultural icon Marlene Dietrich, whose courage helped save Jewish lives during WWII. They also discuss Jane Asher, Linda McCartney, and Barbara Bach, and how their talent, love, and legacy shaped the band’s evolution.Joanie Leeds – Ageless Grammy Nominated AlbumYonatees Jewish Kids Phish PosterJoanie Leeds – Hello Shalom SongJoanie Leeds – Possum (Phish Cover)–Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website!Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups!If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at Benji@Storied.showStoried was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman TheaterCheck out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.comCredits:Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig.Producer: Ryan StormEditing: Andrea RizzutoProduction and Project Management: Eric Nelson – Hello@Storied.ShowBooking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent Leanne@16mile.comDesign: Tessa HewittResearch by Avishai BaumanMusic was recorded by Evan ShermanThe song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li 
  1. S1 E12: Jewish Women & The Beatles
  2. S1 E11: Phil Spector & Controversial Beatles Production and an Update On Alon Ohel
  3. S1 E10: Akiva Nof with John & Yoko at The Bed-In
  4. S1 E9: The Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Album Cover
  5. S1 E8: Richard Lester Liebman & The Beatles Filmmakers
  6. S1 E7: How Bob Dylan Changed The Beatles
  7. S1 E6: Shea Stadium: Twist And Shout, the Burt Burns Story
  8. S1 E5: Antisemitism and Homophobia Within The Beatles

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