A New Hand Every Year: The Mah Jongg League Story in the United States
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A New Hand Every Year: The Mah Jongg League Story in the United States
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An annual card. A familiar table. A tradition carried from one generation to the next.
A New Hand Every Year explores the National Mah Jongg League and the people who have sustained its version of American mah jongg—from shared rules and teaching to recurring participation and charitable giving. The episode places the League within the wider history of a game with Chinese origins and recognizes the central contributions of Jewish American women.
Michael provides the human-recorded introduction and conclusion. The historical narration between those bookends is AI-generated, based on AI-assisted research prepared for human editorial review.
From BeechTree Insights, this is What Endures: The Life of Institutions.
Watch the companion video: https://youtu.be/HXjZ2A-tfcY