A podcast about Jewish and Israeli history.

Israel
Joined May 2010
Rabbi @DovLipman talks about his time in Knesset and how Israeli voting works. Hear about the time someone hand-cuffed themself to the podium, the Pirate Party, and a candidate dressed in a robe and crown. Plus, @yadlolim, which is helping new immigrants. LINK IN FIRST COMMENT.
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Jerusalem Biennale @j_biennale founder Ram Ozeri talks about art which seems more about prophets than profits. Find out how this Jewish cultural event kept going despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the war and the inspirational exhibits taking place in 2026. LINK IN FIRST COMMENT
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Jewish-Indian-Israeli educator Eliana Sassoon talks about the Malida ceremony, the shipwreck that brought Jews to India, and the rich cultural traditions of the Bene Israel community of Mumbai. LINK IN FIRST COMMENT.
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Dr. @MiryamBrand talks about where sin comes from. Is it free will, or demons, or both? And what exactly did Jews who lived during the Second Temple Era mean when they spoke of demons, or evil spirits? Link in first comment.
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The March on Washington is known mainly for the I Have a Dream speech, but other speakers included Rabbi Joachim Prinz, a refugee from Germany and a prayer by Rabbi Uri Miller. Plus, MLK's appeal for freedom for Soviet Jewry. Including rare audio. LINK IN FIRST COMMENT.
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Deep dive into Bob Dylan’s Israel connection and his powerful song about a maligned underdog. Link in first comment.
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Fun facts about your favorite Passover themed films, submitted by the listeners. Learn the behind-the-scenes tidbits about Cecil B DeMille’s Ten Commandments such as his Jewish connection and his prior silent movie classic. Link in first comment.
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PODCAST: Haile Selassie in Jerusalem - When Italian fascists invaded Ethiopia, Haile Selassie (Ras Tafari) took refuge in the Land of Israel. Hear rare audio from him and his daughter Princess Tsehai and how the Jewish community helped the exiled emperor. Linm in first comment.
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There have been many mini-Purim holidays celebrated by Jewish communities around the world to commemorate miracles similar to the familiar Purim story we read in the Book of Esther. Link in first comment.
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