Podcast appearances and mentions of barbara heller

This week on “The Quad,” host Emily Schrader (filling in for Fleur Hassan-Nahoum) is joined by an all-star panel: Shoshanna Keats-Jaskoll , Barbara Heller, and Daniel-Ryan Spaulding. Together, they break down the week's most urgent news and hottest debates.First up, new revelations show Hamas leaders asked the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) for $500 million - shocking proof of Iran's direct terror funding network. The panel discusses Iran's destabilizing influence across the Middle East and the West, U.S. sanctions and the latest American actions against IRGC proxies like the Houthis.

This week on “The Quad,” hosted by Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, we dive into the escalating regional tensions and cultural fault lines shaping global discourse. Joining Fleur are an incredible panel: Emily Schrader (journalist & human rights activist), Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll (founder of Chochmat Nashim), Barbara Heller (comedian & actress) and Daniel-Ryan Spaulding (comedian & commentator).

On this episode of “613 Books” podcast, producer and host Heather Dean interviews Barbara Heller, the author and illustrator of a children's book called, “And Then One Day the World Coughed.” Their discussion includes the profound backstory which inspired Barbara to write this book, her Jewish journey, family tensions + healing, and a variety of her creative projects. SUBSCRIBE to 613 Books Podcast and never miss an episode! = = = Show notes: Featured Guest: Barbara Heller Featured Book: “And Then One Day the World Coughed” To purchase Barbara's book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Then-One-Day-World-Coughed/dp/B08F6Y3R8Y Invite Barbara for a speaking engagement or live performance: info@BarbHeller.com Support Barbara's Non-Profit Organization EtherArts.Org: https://www.barbheller.com/etherarts Barbara's podcast “See One Beautiful Soul”: https://www.barbheller.com/see-one-beautiful-soul-the-podcast Show Announcer for "613 Books" Podcast: Michael Doniger Michael's contact info, voice-over samples, and demo: https://michaeldoniger.com/ SUBSCRIBE to “613 Books” Podcast and discover new books every week!

Comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding joins this episode of “The Quad” and he does not disappoint! He's visiting Israel once again to bask in the sunshine, share some laughs, and, of course, to piss off the blue-haired, terminally online, watermelon trolls. If you're around, be sure to check out his live show in Tel Aviv!In this episode of “The Quad”, Spaulding joins host and Israel innovation envoy, Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, and co-hosts Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll and Barbara Heller. They'll be covering everything from United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca P. Albanese's outrageous statements this week to the hot-button conversation around the lack of Jewish celebrities speaking up for Israel and the Jewish people since October 7th. You don't want to miss this episode!

In this episode, “The Quad” is again joined by a special guest from California: podcaster and entertainer Barbara Heller. They will be discussing the latest release of hostages by the Hamas terrorist group and call out the International Committee of the Red Cross for its failure to protect the captives in the Gaza Strip. And, of course, get ready for the Scumbags and Heroes of the Week! Subscribe now to JNS TV: Stay informed about Israel and the Jewish world!Latest news: Get in-depth analysis at https://bit.ly/jewish_news_serviceSubscribe for more: Never miss a story - sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_JNSSupport our work: Your donation helps JNS fight for accurate headlines: https://bit.ly/Support_JNS

In this episode, "The Quad" is joined by a special guest from California: podcaster and entertainer Barbara Heller. They will be discussing the renewed hostage release deal with the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip and share video footage of the emotional first moments after the captives were freed. And, of course, get ready for the Scumbags and Heroes of the Week! Catch every story from Israel and the Jewish world: Latest news: https://bit.ly/jewish_news_service Subscribe to our free newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_JNS You can also join the fight against media bias! Donate here: https://bit.ly/Support-JNS

In this episode, The Quad is joined by a special guest from California: podcaster and entertainer Barbara Heller. Heller shares her personal story and opinion on the wildfires ravaging California.The panel also discusses the latest news from Israel concerning the captives in the Gaza Strip and how Jerusalem should handle the hundreds of terrorists that are reportedly being released as part of the hostage deal that is currently being negotiated with Hamas.And, of course, get ready for the Scumbags and Heroes of the Week!Subscribe now to JNS TV:Stay informed about Israel and the Jewish world!Latest news: Get in-depth analysis at https://bit.ly/jewish_news_serviceSubscribe for more: Never miss a story - sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_JNSSupport our work: Your donation helps JNS fight for accurate headlines: https://bit.ly/Support_JNS

The year 2025 has just begun and the United States has already been rocked by two ISIS-inspired terror attacks, the United Kingdom has been scandalized by an alleged "groping gang" cover-up affair and protests throughout America and Europe continue to call for "globalizing the intifada" against Israel.What and who is fueling this resurgence of radical Islam and extremism? The Quad—Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Emily Schrader, Shoshanna Keats-Jaskoll and Barbara Heller—connect the dots and break down the issue.And, of course, get ready for the Scumbags and Heroes of the Week!Subscribe now to JNS TV:Stay informed about Israel and the Jewish world!Latest news: Get in-depth analysis at https://bit.ly/jewish_news_serviceSubscribe for more: Never miss a story - sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_JNSSupport our work: Your donation helps JNS fight for accurate headlines: https://bit.ly/Support_JNS

Who were the biggest haters and enemies of the Jewish people and Israel in 2024? "The Quad" received your submissions and the results are in!Watch this special episode with Barbara Heller, Michael Rapaport and Daniel Ryan Spaulding to find out who made the much coveted position of No. 1 Scumbag of the Year!Subscribe now to JNS TV:Stay informed about Israel and the Jewish world!Latest news: Get in-depth analysis at https://bit.ly/jewish_news_serviceSubscribe for more: Never miss a story - sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe_to_JNSSupport our work: Your donation helps JNS fight for accurate headlines: https://bit.ly/Support_JNS

Richard Horowitz is the guy who sent me to Israel 23 years ago so that I could get the basic foundation of Jewish Learning. He and his wife gave me a gift of learning and access to knowledge that changed my life forever.  I am one of thousands of students he's done this for.  Yet whenever I see him I feel like I am the only person in his world. He is a living legend, a modern day saint and somehow one of the most humble people I've ever met.  In this episode I tell the story of how going to Israel in the middle of the intifada of 2001 saved not just my physical life, but my spiritual life.  - Barbara Heller, See One Beautiful Soul. Richard aka Dick Howowitz  is a master at identifying unique and creative solutions for family wealth transitions and then negotiating to ensure his clients obtain the greatest possible value.  Richard graduated with an MBA from Pepperdine University and has been the President of Management Brokers, Inc. from 1974 to the present. He serves as the Chairman of Dial 800 Inc., a national telecommunications company, and has been a board member of Trio Tech International (ASE) since 1990. Richard is the co-founder of Aish HaTorah in Los Angeles. Aish HaTorah is a worldwide educational organization helping unaffiliated Jews understand the essence of Judaism.  He currently serves as the International President of Aish HaTorah, has acted as the North American President of Aish HaTorah and has also served on the Aish HaTorah International Management committee since its inception in 1997. Richard also serves as the Chairman of Ashreinu and Vice President of AJOP (Association for Jewish Outreach Professionals). Richard's wife, Beverly, grew up in the Hyde Park area of Chicago. She moved to Los Angeles in the Sixties when she came for a visit and never went home. Beverly and Richard are parents of two sons and two daughters-in-law, and the proud bubby and zaidie of ten grandchildren.  You can find out more about him at: https://managementbrokers.com/ And if you'd like to hear more fun details of how he and I met check this video: https://youtu.be/RgA4osriKEE?si=4jQ6eIFmSDNiZV4K

Jump into the Overthrowing Education archives with me in this encore episode! This episode explores why kids hate math and what we can do about it featuring a conversation with John Bianchette of Mathnasium from January 2020 with a recent additional talk to reflect the radical changes that have taken place since then.   In the Trenches, I trace my journey from hating math as a student and defining myself as “I'm not a math person” in adulthood to finally realizing that I actually enjoy math because of the math teachers at Areté Preparatory Academy. I'll share some of their tips and tools that transform students, too.   Also, The 5-Minute Game Show features a musical parody game you won't want to miss. It features amazing voice impressionist and artist Barbara Heller. Today's Fauxmercial, Math-o-matic, features Yossie, Tuvia and me. www.mathnasium.com https://www.mathnasium.com/mathnasium-at-home    https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-bianchette-52404a40/  https://www.facebook.com/mathnasium   https://twitter.com/mathnasium https://www.instagram.com/mathnasium/

This is kind of a bittersweet episode for me. I was blessed to get the job of my dreams, and I couldn't be happier, but it means I'll be wrapping things up for this podcast. After 4 amazing years, this will be my last new episode.  I'm going to give everyone a chance to catch up by rereleasing older episodes. I've been thinking about what I would want to say in this last episode. What are some magical words of wisdom I can leave you with?  Then I decided that the best way to end this run is to chat with the person who helped me start the podcast and continued to sponsor and support it for the last 4 years, Jim Hahn. In this conversation we talk about our “origin story”, how education has changed for better and for worse during this time, how long it takes a bowl of Cheetos to burn and a lot more. I feel so lucky to have had this opportunity to chat with over 120 incredible educators, students, and parents in these last 4 years. I've learned so much from all of them, and I've made some friendships that I truly cherish. I've also given away a lot of mugs!! I've been embraced by the “edupodster” community who are just the best, and I feel grateful that this show is part of the Education Podcast Network. I'm so thankful for all the talented voice actors who've helped me with my fauxmercials including Eli Schiff, Barbara Heller, Jill Moray, Spencer Krull, Ben Elterman, Karen Hollender, most of the Bookstein family, and my family Rivi, Tuvia and my awesome husband, announcer, and the builder of my recording booth, Yossie Frankel. And also those that helped write and produce some of the fauxmercials like Joshua Silverstein, Ben Talsma, Noah King and Eve Hirschman. And for my musical helpers Linda Leah Korn, Robby Helperin, Casey Arillaga and Barbara Heller, and for my theme music – Raise it Up, I thank the wonderful Distant Cousins. I really want to thank you, the listeners for sharing this continuing journey in bettering education for our students! Please stay in touch with me at Batsheva@overthrowingeducation.com I'd love to hear from you. And this is a great time to get your Overthrowing Education swag. Who knows, maybe one day those mugs will become a collector's item.

Welcome to the 100th episode of Overthrowing Education!  On today's episode, I have the awesome privilege of chatting with 5 inspiring high school students – Pauline, Drizzle, Ella, Fahmi, and Katie and their equally inspiring teacher, Stacie Oliver. We mostly talk undgrading. Obviously, this is a topic I am passionate about, and I noticed in the Edu Twittersphere a teacher, Stacie, who was posting about her journey with her students about ungrading. I was impressed not only by Stacie, but also with her students whose work and reflections she sometimes posted. I realized that with all of my episodes, and there are lots of good ones, about going gradeless and ungrading, they were mostly from the teacher's point of view. So, I reached out to Stacie to see if I could have her and her students on to tell us about their adventures in ungrading. And also play The 5-Minute Game Show, of course! I'd love to do this for 100 more episodes, at least and continue bringing passionate, creative and inspiring voices of educators and students, so please subscribe if you haven't yet, and tell friends and colleagues to as well. And if you find yourself wanting an OE mug, t-shirt or tote bag here's the Swag Shop. Check out John Atkinson's clever and funny cartoons including the ones that I used for The 5-Minute Game Show. I want to thank my special guests Katie, Fahmi, Ella, Drizzle, Pauline and Stacie Oliver. Also, I'd like to thank the wonderful Barbara Heller who sang all the songs on the UnGradist Hits fauxmercial.  

In this episode, Barbara takes us on a trip down memory lane. She gives us a glimpse into her childhood, sharing many of the ups and downs that she faced along the way. She talks about how when she entered adulthood she felt like the rug was pulled up from under her and how she had to hustle to stay afloat. And then she shares the quest she pursued in search of a feeling of home and where she ended up landing. This episode highlights Barbara's road of healing and so much more.Barbara Heller is an award winning songwriter, podcaster, filmmaker, and educator.  She is also a published author, playwright, and voice over artist.   Subscribe to her award winning podcast See One Beautiful Soul. Barbra leads "Meditate & Create”  Workshops that Ignite Great Healing and Wonderful Creations from the hearts of her students and colleagues. She is committed to making this world more mentally well, safe, and comfortable for all ages!You can grab some of Barb's original guided mindful meditations here. Email her at info@BarbHeller.com for more information on her Classes, Coaching and Workshops!

My guests on this episode, Noah King and Peter Littig have podcast called The Math Club that I really love. I would never have guessed that I would enjoy a podcast about math, but I really love it. The show is a funny, clever and down to earth mode of explaining interesting math concepts . . . that I mostly understand. Pete, Noah and I discuss how to make math approachable and fun to learn, and also fun to teach. We discuss a lot of really practical ideas and resources for that K-college math teachers as well as for other subjects wanting to try something cross curricular can use to make math relevant and meaningful to all students -even the ones who think, “I'm not a math person.” Also, when I asked the guys if they wanted to write a fauxmercial with me, all I had was a title idea, Revenge of the Math People. Noah took that idea and ran with it - he wrote the script and produced it. He also designed a movie poster to go with it! I want to thank my guests today, Peter Littig and Noah King, with a special thanks to all the Revenge of the Math people players: Noah, for writing and producing, and voice acting along with Eli Schiff, Tuvia Frankel, Yossie Frankel, Barbara Heller, Peter Littig, and me, and of course the amazing Math People kids -Mrs. Martinez's 3rd grade students from Marylin Avenue Elementary School. Please don't forget to recommend this episode, and the whole podcast to people you know would benefit from and/or enjoy it! Looking for a great gift for you or your favorite educators? Check out the Overthrowing Education Swag shop. Links and Resources: email: mathclubpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @MathClubPodcast The Math Club can be found on Spotify, Apple, and Audible, and we're hosted on Libsyn.

On this episode, I reflect on the past - sharing ideas, musings, anecdotes, subtle hints, honest confessions, and a look at how reflection moved education forward for all of us. Special thanks to Barbara Heller and Yossie Frankel, my fauxmercial helpers. Newlensed.com Lenses of Questioning Course DISCOVER Assessments Overthrowing Education merch

We are joined this week by guest Barbara Heller to discuss the Bath paper aka the Bath Chronicle. We cover Sir Walter's favorite “Arrived Here” column, as well as diving into other details of the paper of choice for Regency Bath society. Barbara also chats with us about her new edition of Persuasion and her process for curating the various letters and ephemera included with the novel. Thank you so much to Barbara for joining us for this episode! You can find her website at www.barbaraheller.org and follow her on Instagram @barbarahellerletters. You can find us online at www.TheThingAboutAusten.com and follow us on Instagram @TheThingAboutAusten and on Twitter @Austen_Things. You can also email us at TheThingAboutAusten@gmail.com. Episode content warning: Brief passages from the Bath Chronicle are read where accidental death is mentioned, including that of a child (starting around minute 5:45).

Is there more than one path to personal fulfillment? Author and mindfulness advocate Barbara Heller stops by to talk about her unorthodox search for love, why it matters to find your truth, why she is willing to wait for marriage, how religion and spirituality can open one's heart, what it means to be intimate, the keys to healing trauma, and much, much more. Plus...celebrity impressions!

Is there more than one path to personal fulfillment? Author and mindfulness advocate Barbara Heller stops by to talk about her unorthodox search for love, why it matters to find your truth, why she is willing to wait for marriage, how religion and spirituality can open one's heart, what it means to be intimate, the keys to healing trauma, and much, much more. Plus...celebrity impressions!

On Today's episode of Empowering Her, I had the great fortune of chatting with Barbara Heller, a multi-passionate, super talented woman who is spreading so much light in our world. In this episode we talk about the importance of human connection and how we can lean more into it to heal our planet. We also talk about the power of forgiveness and it's role in feeling true freedom. I am so lit up by our conversation and I know you will be too! Enjoy the episode and learn more about Barbara and all the amazing things she is up to here: https://linktr.ee/barbaraheller and/or email her at info@BarbHeller.com If this podcast inspired you, please leave a review for Empowering Her so that we can continue to create this content for all of you! Also would love for you to share a screenshot of your review and tag us https://www.instagram.com/girlifeempowerment/ - we will be happy to repost your review. Let's stay in touch! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlifeempowerment/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/girlsempowermentbiz/ Contact: Melody@getgirlpower.com Website: www.getgirlpower.com

If you're anything like us, you've watched the Little Women film adaptations looking for the props and pieces that really bring the book to life–the vivid renderings of your own thoughtfully-imagined ephemera. Barbara Heller worked on movie set designs for feature films for many years, bringing all kinds of stories to life through location scouting and other roles. Then, she was rereading Pride and Prejudice when she had a sudden and visceral desire to hold characters' letters to each other in her own hands. She set out to find the right artists, paper, and materials to make that dream come true.After the success of her edition of Pride and Prejudice, Barbara turned her focus to Little Women, another novel that uses letters within the story. Again, she worked with artists to bring these pieces of writing into removable replicas that are tucked into the book itself. The reader feels the thrill of unfolding a letter as if they are from real, dear friends.In this episode, Barbara discusses the research, process, and design behind these familiar letters, now turned into beloved works of art. Barbara Heller's career in film and television encompasses finding furnishings and props for many shows including The Americans and When They See Us; location managing films for Francis Coppola, Nancy Meyers, and Barbet Schroeder; and directing award-winning short films that have played at festivals around the world (Cannes, Berlin, Sundance). To satisfy her curiosity, she reported on why hotels fold the end of the toilet paper into a point for NPR. She graduated from Brown University with a degree in English Literature and lives with her son in New York City. See the book and purchase your own copy at https://www.barbaraheller.org/little-women or at your local bookstore.

Jacob Johnson, aka Grade Slayer shares his continuing journey on going gradeless and gives help for any teacher who wants to start. This is my fourth episode that deals specifically with going gradeless or ungrading and each episode adds a different dimension which brings more to the conversation- one of the most important conversations in education right now. And of course, at the end of our discussion, Jacob is subjected to The 5-Minute Game Show. The fauxmercial is a parody of those old record compilations commercials, and the incredibly talented Barbara Heller was kind enough to record the songs for me. And she actually recorded longer versions and even made-up some verses. Unfortunately, the fauxmercial was already getting long so I had to edit them down. However, Barb has such a stellar voice that I knew I had to put the long, unedited version at the end of the podcast. My special thanks to Jacob Johnson and to my fauxmercial helpers, Barbara Heller, Yossie Frankel and writer and Assistant Producer, Eve Hirschman. Don't forget to check out the Overthrowing Education swag on the website. Links and Resources: Jacob on Twitter Ungrading blog post by Susan D. Blum Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning (and What to Do Instead) by Susan D. Blum Can Skateboarding Save Our Schools? TedX talk by Dr. Tae

My guest, Barbara Heller, and I discuss how to integrate mindful meditation into your class routine to help your students feel centered, more focused and open up their channels to creativity, which can benefit all subjects.  Barbara is not only a thoughtful and passionate educator but also a published author, voice over artist, award winning film writer, director, playwright, and songwriter who also writes an original and evolving curriculum infusing mindfulness and creativity called “Meditate and Create.” In addition, she hosts a podcast called See One Beautiful Soul about what she calls the real F word- forgiveness. Barb has been a regular voice actor on many of my fauxmercial, and the one on this episode is extra special because Barbara conceived of it, co-wrote it, does the two main voices – the young teen and the announcer - and she wrote and sang so beautifully the Forgive- Ness jingle. Lastly, you'll hear some of the many voice impressions Barb does when we play a very unusual version of The 5-Minute Game Show. Links and Resources www.BarbHeller.com Barb's original guided mindful meditations And feel free to email her at info@BarbHeller.com for the worksheets that go along with the meditations or hire her to do a Live Zoom Meditate and Create session for you and your students or try a 1:1 Coaching. See One Beautiful Soul: The podcast about Seeing the Good in Ourselves and Each Other! Overthrowing Education Swag

My guest is educational leader Matthew Woods, host of the podcast Leading Out of the Woods. Our discussion covers a lot of different important and timely issues – including how to address and ease teacher and educational leader burn-out, and how to cultivate and also be strong leaders. We also play a very wacky, and very different kind of The 5-Minute Game Show. And Matthew definitely earns his Overthrowing Education mug. You don't even have to be subjected to my game show to get your own Overthrowing Mug (or T-shirt, tote bag or hoodie). Check out lots of goodies. My special thanks to Matthew Woods, whose books we spoke of are ready and available, so check the links for everything in the show notes or on the OE website. And to the wonderfully talented voice actors Eli Schiff and Barbara Heller. Links and Resources Matthew's podcast: Leading Out the Woods Author of the Children's Book series, "I Wanna Be..." Website: leadingoutthewoods.com

This week, we're bringing together Dr. Eleanor Rust and curator Barabara Heller for an in depth discussion about the process behind creating the letters for the Pride and Prejudice and Little Women Letters editions for Chronicle Books. We also discuss Barbara's job as a set decorator for television and film, calligraphy and postal history.

"In meinem nächsten Leben werde ich gleich Komponistin", sagt Barbara Heller. Denn dann hätte sie vielleicht nicht geheiratet und dadurch die Musik hintenangestellt. Wer weiß. Morgen wird die Komponistin aus Darmstadt 85 Jahre alt. (Wdh. vom 11.08.2021)

Join host, Barbara Heller for a deep breath & deep thought about WHY we have set the goals that we came up with for this year.  This is the first episode of Season 2 of See One Beautiful Soul!  Please support this podcast on Patreon at: www.Patreon.com/BarbHeller

"In meinem nächsten Leben werde ich gleich Komponistin", sagt Barbara Heller kurz vor ihrem 85. Geburtstag. Dann hätte sie vielleicht nicht geheiratet und dadurch die Musik hintenangestellt. Wer weiß.

This week on the Let Yourself Sparkle Podcast, Barbara Heller shares tips and tricks to embrace your blocks and overcome your limitations. Barbara can often be found on the street talking to strangers about deep subjects while her camera rolls it into scenes for her next Documentary. She has a deep curiosity for what helps [...] The post Embrace Your Blocks and Overcome Your Limitations appeared first on Let Yourself Sparkle.

Barbara Heller is today's guest. She's super creative and really does it all. Barbara is an Actor, Writer, Singer, Educator, Producer, Voice Over Artist, Impressionist and Podcast Host of See One Beautiful Soul. And she's one of the most kind, genuine, and beautiful souls I have ever met. Once we connected we were drawn to each other because she also believes fully in our oneness and she's also on a mission to spread love and create a better world. She has incredible energy, it's hard not to smile when talking with her.

Na reestreia do programa em 2021, Giovanni Ramos e Isabella Gonçalves recebem a pesquisadora brasileira Nisia Rizzo para debaterem o texto: A guerra não tem rosto de mulher: Svetlana Aleksiévitch reescreve a Segunda Guerra Mundial, de autoria das pesquisadoras Monica Martinez e Barbara Heller. Saiba mais em dialeticas.com e conheça a nossa Agenda Publique-se

How does Barbara Heller, an Actor, Singer, Podcaster, Voiceover Artist and Coach achieve balance each and every day? This episode delves into the importance of mindfulness, meditation and art in achieving a sense of balance and purpose each day.  You'll even get to hear some fun celebrity impressions at the end!