CJN and PJCC present Not That Kind of Rabbi with Mark Breslin, a special live discussion where guest Mark Breslin will delve into how his personal Jewish journey has shaped his successful career, including founding the renowned Yuk Yuks comedy club. This event, hosted by award-winning broadcaster Ralph Benmergui, will provide a unique glimpse into the inner lives of notable Canadians. Mark Breslin, born and raised in Toronto, graduated with a B.A. in English Literature from York University Honours in 1970. He went on to become the Director of Theatre and Music for Harbourfront Corporation, organizing cultural events in Toronto. In 1974, Breslin launched the first Yuk Yuk's at Toronto's Church Street Community Centre, which later moved to Yorkville district's 1280 Bay Street. Over the years, Yuk Yuk's expanded to twelve clubs across Canada. Breslin also founded Funny Business, a talent agency that represents over 160 Canadian stand-up comics. He has authored five books and produced television shows like Late Night with Joan Rivers and Yuk Yuk's - the TV show. Breslin's radio work includes founding Laugh Attack on XM Canada. Additionally, he co-founded the Humber College Comedy Program and is a founding board member of the Canadian Comedy Awards. Recognitions of Breslin's contributions include the Toronto Star listing him among the 180 most important individuals born in Toronto and being awarded the Order of Canada in 2017. In 2023, he was inducted into the Canadian Comedy Hall of Fame. Mark Breslin will join Ralph Benmergui for Not That Kind of Rabbi, a podcast that delves into the spiritual lives of prominent Jewish Canadians. The show explores how Judaism influences their lives and culture. This live event will take place at the Prosserman Jewish Community Centre in Toronto. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insight into the fascinating stories of these individuals. Tickets are available for CA$11.98.

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