
10/12/2025
Shavua Tov, sweet Sunday Simcha Radio Show listeners and Chag Sameach—a beautiful remainder of Sukkot and a joyous Simchat Torah. On today's Sunday Simcha at 2-3PM ET on WMNF Community Radio 88.5 FM Tampa and globally at WMNF.org, Laura Taylor, Hari of the Mango Groove, and Joy Katzen-Guthrie reach out to you as part of our Fall Fund Drive.
There's plenty of joyous music for Simchat Torah as we appeal to you for your donations in this especially important time to support community radio after all federal and state funding were rescinded earlier this year. The Sunday Simcha is a one-of-a-kind program in our area and one of only a few programs nationally that are entirely devoted to Jewish music and culture remaining on our airwaves. Now in our 45th year on WMNF, we have been graciously and generously supported by you all of these years and particularly request your support at this critical time.
Please listen from 2-3 PM today, enjoy the joyous music we feature for Simchat Torah, and become a member of WMNF's Circle of Friends ($5 or more per month), the Sunday Simcha's Circle of Chai ($18 or more per month), or make any pledge you are able to give during today's program by callin in at 813-239-9663 and donating in honor of the Sunday Simcha. Or visit WMNF Listener-Supported Radio at https://www.wmnf.org/ and click the Support menu to give in honor of the Sunday Simcha (select SIM from the drop-down menu) and select a premium gift in return for your donation if you desire — they are many wonderful choices.
Last week’s beautiful program of music for Sukkot remains in our archives through today until after this week's program at at https://www.wmnf.org/events/sunday-simcha/, and may be heard with other past programs via our Sunday Simcha Dropbox Archive at https://www.wmnf.org/events/sunday-simcha/ .
Hear us every Sunday afternoon from 2-3 PM at WMNF Community Radio Tampa and globally at WMNF.org.
Wishing you a loving and inspiring year ahead and a swift return of hostages and well being for the entire Middle East.
Am Yisrael Chai and God Bless.