Forget Noah’s Ark, this episode dives into the bizarre and sticky world of historical NON-water floods! Throw on a life vest as Sophie and Rotem explore The Great London Beer Flood of 1814 and The Boston Molasses Flood of 1919. The only thing guaranteed is that the stories are anything but dry!
Основательно и упорно готовился к переезду в Израиль, получил грант от программы МАСА, прожил год по студенческой визе, позже стал полноправным гражданином, а сейчас заканчивает магистратуру по программе “Контр-терроризм и национальная безопасность”.
Today, we speak with Rabbi Sharon Brous, the visionary founder and senior rabbi of Ikar, a dynamic Jewish community based in Los Angeles. Rabbi Brous is also the author of “The Amen Effect.” Since establishing Ikar in 2004, she has been a transformative figure in the Jewish world, earning recognition as one of the nation’s top rabbis by Newsweek and The Forward. Her spiritual leadership reached a national audience in 2013 when she delivered the prayer service at the inaugural national prayer service for the President.
Beyond her congregational duties, Rabbi Brous has been a tireless advocate for over two decades, passionately addressing issues like racism, climate change, and social justice.
In our conversation, we delve deep into the heart of Jewish wisdom, exploring how it can serve as a beacon of healing and openness in these times. We also hear about her personal journey through the challenges she has faced since October 7, her sense of abandonment by progressive friends, and her enduring belief in the spiritual necessity to recognize the humanity on all sides.
Picture a train station bustling with activity, but instead of a human hand pulling the levers, it’s a furry, four-legged paw! This episode delves into the incredible true story of Jack, a South African baboon who worked as a railway signalman for an astonishing nine years without making a single mistake. Join Sophie and Rotem for this heartwarming and inspiring tale of a remarkable baboon who proved that intelligence, dedication, and even a taste for beer can make you a railway superstar!
Переехать в Израиль, будучи подростком не так просто: новый язык, менталитет, культура и новые люди вокруг. Но она смогла и сейчас, будучи в Израиле почти 8 лет, учиться на иврите на факультете психологии и бизнеса 3 год.
In this emotionally resonant episode, we sit down with Einat Natan, Israel’s renowned parenting expert, bestselling author, and devoted mother of five. Einat shares her profound insights on how parents can navigate the turbulent waters of raising children in times of war. She discusses the crucial need for acknowledging and addressing the spectrum of emotions that both children and parents experience during such challenging times.
Einat, who has graced multiple media platforms with her expertise, opens up about the delicate balance between showing strength and allowing vulnerability, emphasizing that true resilience sometimes involves the courage to break down. Drawing from her bestselling book “My Everything,” she offers guidance on being emotionally present for our children and creating a safe space for them to express their fears and hopes.
Einat’s voice provides a calming influence, encouraging parents to foster resilience and hope in their children while also caring for their own emotional needs. Join us as we explore the art of parenting in the shadow of conflict, where every moment holds the potential to teach, heal, and grow.
Don’t you hate it when life isn’t really a party, with guest Gleb. Join Gina and Rafi as they discuss funny party stories that are not really considered parties, goofy discussions, and so much more that will make you smile and laugh.
Join May and Rebecca with special guest Gina Shankman (the host of Don’t You Hate It When) as she shares her funny stories about being a new olah and embarrassing friar situations in Israel.
In this week’s episode, step into the boots of a Viking and experience a day unlike any other! Rise with the sun, join the hunt, craft, and trade, train for battle, and gather for the evening meal. This episode is for anyone who’s ever dreamt of exploring the world of Vikings. So raise your horn and prepare to embark on a journey you won’t forget!
Join us on this episode of the Wandering Jew Podcast as I chat with the incredibly entrepreneurial and kind-hearted person Gavriel Amati. We discuss his army reserves transitioning to school, overcoming fears, and jumping out of planes. We delve into the philosophical debate of free will versus God’s plan, the impact of technological advancements and their evolution, and conspiracies and cabals. Join us for an episode filled with inspiring stories and experience the magic of this awesome soul