Rabbi Mike Salters

Kingston goes to Crown Heights to see an old good friend from the 90s, whom Brennan says was extremely helpful with Mummy of the Met stuff back in the day UC2 E13·02:05:45. Brennan introduces him as Rabbi Mike Salters, a young, handsome Black rabbi from Crown Heights, who comes into the street and hugs Kingston UC2 E13·02:05:45. He greets him with "Kingston Brown from way uptown. How's it going, man? You're looking good." UC2 E13·02:06:17. When Kingston says Willy is in trouble, Mike goes to get his things and returns with chisels and hammers at his belt UC2 E13·02:06:22 UC2 E13·02:06:53.

Rabbi Mike Salters is Kingston's old friend in Crown Heights who knows the Jewish mysticism behind golems. In UC2_13 he explains on the train that the letters Alef Mem Tav spell Emet, truth, and that God animates the golem UC2 E13·02:07:13. At Willy's apartment he chisels the missing first letter, turning the word for death into the word for truth, and blesses Willy, who comes back to life UC2 E13·02:07:42 UC2 E13·02:08:13.

Mike notes that an easy way to disanimate a golem is to erase that first letter UC2 E13·02:09:34, and when Kingston explains Null he says "Okay, I can talk to people." UC2 E13·02:10:11. He tells Kingston "This was a good call, Kingston." and heads back to Crown Heights UC2 E13·02:10:29 UC2 E13·02:16:06. In UC2_18, in a montage, Mike talks to a group of imams, rabbis and priests, saying "We need to talk to our congregations and get people together because this company is not good for this city." UC2 E18·00:52:57 UC2 E18·00:53:04. At the epilogue barbecue in Central Park, Brennan says "Willy shows up with Rabbi Mike to come hang out." UC2 E18·02:02:24.