Nachum Segal Studios Destroyed by Fire

By Hamodia Staff

NEW YORK — The studios of Jewish radio personality Nachum Segal were destroyed in an electrical fire Sunday afternoon.

The fire consumed the studios of the Nachum Segal Network, on the Lower East Side, which Segal has used as office, studio and headquarters space since 2002.

The network will continue its programming remotely.

Segal has hosted his Jewish Moments in the Morning “JM in the AM” program since 1983, every weekday morning from 6 to 9 a.m. The show first aired on radio and is now online-based. The Nachum Segal Network now includes a variety of talk show programs throughout the day. 

“Our studio served as a home for the Jewish community to come and share with our listeners about their organizations and the top news impacting the American Jewish community,” said Segal. “It is where we planned several missions to Jewish communities impacted by disasters such as hurricanes.”

“We have an important mission in providing information and entertainment to the Jewish community and we are hoping to build quickly. With the help of our listeners here and across the globe, we hope to build a stronger NSN than ever before,” he said.