Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel kahn

A real treat to taste along Daniel Kahn, Vice President of Sales of The Wine Group, at the Almacén del Vino from B. Fernández y Hermanos. These are delicious wines that retail for $18 per bottle here in Puerto Rico. Thank you for listening, sharing, commenting and following us here in the podcast.#wine #puertorico #pinotnoir #pinotgrigio

Daniel Kahn and Alice Miller, NATAN Worldwide Disaster Relief's Chairman and newly appointed CEO respectively, discuss Israeli resilience, the crucial role of Israeli civil society on October 7th and beyond, and their ongoing global relief work.

Subscribe to the INDEPENDENT CORK BOARD RESEARCHERS UNION to access all #1 PPM Paranoid Hits & Patreon exclusives: ⁠patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping In this appendix to the "Ill Ruminations" dbl-header, we go back & run through a play-by-play of the Illuminati Revival tri-country esoteric order degree exchange b/w W.W. Westcott, Theodore Reuss, & Papus; we re-emphasize some of the major takeaways from the info Khrist Koopa has furnished us with; we zero in on how William Wynn Westcott appears to have given his position in polite London society, his Masonic appointments, & British imperial patriotism precedence over his Illuminati connects; we mull over what the United Grand Lodge of England pressuring Westcott to sever ties w/ the Illuminati might mean from a diplomatic or espionage perspective (not to mention the fact the Crown pushed him to quit HOGD); speaking of Westcott's Freemasonry & the overarching theme of Z***ism in the prev 2 EPs, we map the British Rothschild family's involvement in UGLE Freemasonry (a lodge named after Ferdinand, for example)—not to mention their vast investments in British imperial & mining projects in S. Africa & Rhodesia and financing of Z***ist settlements; this brings us to Z***ist Freemasons like Randolph & Winston Churchill; on the subject of S. Africa, we also reveal how this Master Mason, Cabalist, & Rosicrucian W.W. Westcott ultimately immigrated there in the early 20th century shortly before his death, spending considerable time seeding Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia nodes in the future apartheid state... From there, we turn our attention to obscure & disputed theories that William Wynn Westcott may have been Jack the Ripper; we examine the highly circumstantial but endlessly fun evidence that could support such a contention: the fact that he was a deputy coroner in Middlesex during the murders & may have even been involved in various inquests (if not directly, he likely knew the lead coroner who examined the Ripper victims, at the very least), the theory that Jack the Ripper suspect Montague Druitt may have visited Westcott at the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn HQ—supposedly then housed in his home—shortly before his supposed suicide, and the most sus of all... the fact that Westcott's wife & 2 of his children all committed suicide during his lifetime (a 3rd child died somewhat mysteriously in her 40s) & that Westcott inexplicably wrote this massive medical & anthropological study on suicide throughout human history prior to their deaths...  Not to mention that he annotated a book on recreational substances & poisons LOL. We conclude with a quick dive into the Jewish intellectual salon society called Shabtai, bringing us back to Yale, Skull and Bones, and Go!. This enables us to make a first mention of Benny Shabtai—the likely Israeli intel agent, onetime embassy guard, billionaire, Jeff Epstein pal, diamond tycoon, Viber magnate, croupier in S. Africa (*cough* arms trader *cough*), & sexual harasser of step-daughters (who he threatened he would have Mossad disappear if she talked). We speculate about the implications of this Z***ist billionaire purchasing numerous homes for this Yale dinner club: namely, that his investment in the society is bc it is serving to promulgate Z***ism among the future elite. We talk Cory Booker helping to found Shabtai & the fact Vivek Ramaswamy was an early member—which causes the Rothschilds to crop up again via the fact Booker was a Rhodes Scholar, illustrating how their influence on settler colonial projects in both the Levant & Africa cont to reverberate thru the ages. Songs: | Bill Fay - "Pictures of Adolf Again" | | Oy Division, Daniel Kahn, & Psoy Korolenko - "Oy, Ir Narishe Tsionistn" | | Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - "Red Right Hand" | | Willie Williams - "Armagedeon Time" |

Subscribe to the INDEPENDENT CORK BOARD RESEARCHERS UNION to access all 2 & half hours of this Patreon exclusive: patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping In this appendix to the "Ill Ruminations" dbl-header, we go back & run through a play-by-play of the Illuminati Revival tri-country esoteric order degree exchange b/w W.W. Westcott, Theodore Reuss, & Papus; we re-emphasize some of the major takeaways from the info Khrist Koopa has furnished us with; we zero in on how William Wynn Westcott appears to have given his position in polite London society, his Masonic appointments, & British imperial patriotism precedence over his Illuminati connects; we mull over what the United Grand Lodge of England pressuring Westcott to sever ties w/ the Illuminati might mean from a diplomatic or espionage perspective (not to mention the fact the Crown pushed him to quit HOGD); speaking of Westcott's Freemasonry & the overarching theme of Z***ism in the prev 2 EPs, we map the British Rothschild family's involvement in UGLE Freemasonry (a lodge named after Ferdinand, for example)—not to mention their vast investments in British imperial & mining projects in S. Africa & Rhodesia and financing of Z***ist settlements; this brings us to Z***ist Freemasons like Randolph & Winston Churchill; on the subject of S. Africa, we also reveal how this Master Mason, Cabalist, & Rosicrucian W.W. Westcott ultimately immigrated there in the early 20th century shortly before his death, spending considerable time seeding Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia nodes in the future apartheid state... From there, we turn our attention to obscure & disputed theories that William Wynn Westcott may have been Jack the Ripper; we examine the highly circumstantial but endlessly fun evidence that could support such a contention: the fact that he was a deputy coroner in Middlesex during the murders & may have in fact been involved in various inquests (if not directly, he likely knew the lead coroner who examined the Ripper victims, at the least), the theory that Jack the Ripper suspect Montague Druitt may have visited Westcott at the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn HQ—supposedly then housed in his home—shortly before his supposed suicide, and the most sus of all... the fact that Westcott's wife & 2 of his children all committed suicide during his lifetime (a 3 child died somewhat mysteriously in her 40s) & that Westcott inexplicably wrote this massive medical & anthropological study on suicide throughout human history prior to their deaths... And that he annotated a book on recreational substances & poisons LOL. We conclude with a quick dive into Jewish intellectual salon society called Shabtai, bringing us back to Yale, Skull and Bones, and Go!. This enables us to make a first mention of Benny Shabtai—the likely Israeli intel agent, onetime embassy guard, billionaire, Jeff Epstein pal, diamond tycoon, Viber magnate, croupier in S. Africa (*arms trader cough*), & sexual harasser of step-daughters (who he threatened he would have Mossad disappear if she talked). We speculate about the implications of this Z***ist billionaire purchasing numerous homes for this Yale dinner club: namely, that his investment in the society is bc it is serving to promulgate Z***ism among the future elite. We talk Cory Booker helping to found Shabtai & the fact Vivek Ramaswamy was an early member—which causes the Rothschilds to crop up again via the fact Booker was a Rhodes Scholar, illustrating how their influence on settler colonial projects in both the Levant & Africa cont to reverberate thru the ages. Songs: | Oy Division, Daniel Kahn, Psoy Korolenko - "Oy Ir Narishe Tsionistn" |

Encore from our archive, from 2019, but enhanced for 2023 with an announcement from our sponsor Boston Workers Circle: Boston Workers Circle presents FREEDOM IS A VERB: 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT: A Besere Velt Chorus with special guest Daniel Kahn. June 10, 2023, 7:30 PM ET - virtual and in person. Details at: circleboston.org/arts/ See original show notes here: https://podcast.yv.org/episodes/esia-friedman-part-2 Air date: May 31, 2023

Encore from our archive, from 2017, but enhanced for 2023 with an announcement from our sponsor Boston Workers Circle: Boston Workers Circle presents FREEDOM IS A VERB: 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT: A Besere Velt Chorus with special guest Daniel Kahn. June 10, 2023, 7:30 PM ET - virtual and in person. Details at: circleboston.org/arts/ See original show notes here: https://podcast.yv.org/episodes/itzchak-kin-shvues-yom-yerusholayim-shulman-and-cycowicz-trump-in-israel Air date: May 24, 2023

Die Themen der Sendung: „Einfach losgelegt“ Interview mit Daniel Kahn und Jake Shulman-Ment über ihr Album ohne Proben Miron Tenenberg Thora-Auslegung: Rabbinerin Ulrike Offenberg, Hameln

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Tamara Micner est dramaturge, écrivaine et actrice originaire de Vancouver qui vit à Londres. Elle a passé les six derniers mois au sein de la Maison de la culture yiddish en tant que ayngetunkene, ou étudiante en immersion. Une conversation sur le yiddish et la joie comme sources d'inspiration et de création. Chansons jouées pendant l'émission : Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird - Freedom Is a Verb https://open.spotify.com/track/3GbvP2xhW0BurV7NLbU350?si=b6c4bc1f15394863 Bomba Estereo - Deja https://open.spotify.com/track/2ik8UFH9uZK065mFeoQoz9?si=97ab41de3450412f Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer https://open.spotify.com/track/76TZCvJ8GitQ2FA1q5dKu0?si=2dd34bd3924b40bd

Siri Keil im Gespräch mit dem Musiker Daniel Kahn - über sein neues Album "word beggar", über jiddische Dichtung und Musik, das Überschreiten von Grenzen, über 1700-Jahre Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland und über den Schlamassel rund um Leonard Cohens "Hallelujah". Daniel Kahn, geboren in Detroit, studierte an der University of Michigan Theater und Lyrik, lebte in New Orleans und New York. Dort spielte er u.a. Anatevka und Tod eines Handelsreisenden auf Jiddisch und war Teil des All-Star Programms From the Shtetl to the Stage in der Carnegie Hall. 2005 zog er nach Berlin und produzierte dort mit seiner Band The Painted Bird fünf Alben. Weitere Musikprojekte sind The Unternationale, Semer Ensemble, The Brothers Nazaroff, Bulat Blues und The Disorientalists. Am Gorki Theater arbeitete er u. a. als Regisseur, Komponist, Lyriker, Musik-Kurator, Autor und Schauspieler.  Daniel Kahn wohnt mit seiner Frau und künstlerischen Partnerin Yeva Lapsker sowie ihrem gemeinsamen Sohn mittlerweile in Hamburg. "word beggar" ist das erste Album, das Daniel Kahn komplett alleine eingespielt hat. Am 03.12.2021 wird es bei Oriente Musik veröffentlicht.

Der Künstler Daniel Kahn ist ein Tausendsassa. Er inszeniert sich gern, macht Musik und Theater. Mittlerweile ist er zu einem festen Bestandteil der jiddischen Kulturszene geworden. Nun ist mit „word beggar“ sein erstes Soloalbum erschienen.Von Luigi Lauerwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Aus der jüdischen Welt mit ShabbatDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Johannes Paetzold präsentiert jiddische Musik von Daniel Kahn sowie Akkordeonmusik aus Finnland. Außerdem: das neue Livekonzert-Album von Hannes Wader und alte Bossa-Klassiker neu vertont von Ceu aus Brasilien.

Grit Friedrich erinnert an den Sänger aus Soroke, Arkady Gendler, jiddischsprachiger Poet und Komponist, dazu laufen Alben aus Okzitanien, Skandinavien, Mähren, Indien und von Daniel Kahn.

Siri Keil im Gespräch mit dem Musiker Daniel Kahn - über sein neues Album "word beggar", über jiddische Dichtung und Musik, das Überschreiten von Grenzen, über 1700-Jahre Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland und über den Schlamassel rund um Leonard Cohens "Hallelujah". Daniel Kahn, geboren in Detroit, studierte an der University of Michigan Theater und Lyrik, lebte in New Orleans und New York. Dort spielte er u.a. Anatevka und Tod eines Handelsreisenden auf Jiddisch und war Teil des All-Star Programms From the Shtetl to the Stage in der Carnegie Hall. 2005 zog er nach Berlin und produzierte dort mit seiner Band The Painted Bird fünf Alben. Weitere Musikprojekte sind The Unternationale, Semer Ensemble, The Brothers Nazaroff, Bulat Blues und The Disorientalists. Am Gorki Theater arbeitete er u. a. als Regisseur, Komponist, Lyriker, Musik-Kurator, Autor und Schauspieler.  Daniel Kahn wohnt mit seiner Frau und künstlerischen Partnerin Yeva Lapsker sowie ihrem gemeinsamen Sohn mittlerweile in Hamburg. "word beggar" ist das erste Album, das Daniel Kahn komplett alleine eingespielt hat. Am 03.12.2021 wird es bei Oriente Musik veröffentlicht.

Today's Daf Yomi pages, Beitzah 24, 25, and 26, debate whether learning Halacha is like learning a song, and whether you have to understand every word to appreciate the overall majesty of the music. What's the answer? And what does it have to do with Leonard Cohen? Listen and find out. You can find Daniel Kahn's Yiddish version of "Hallelujah" on his upcoming album Word Beggar, out this December on Oriente Music. Like the show? Send us a note at takeone@tabletmag.com. Follow us on Twitter at @takeonedafyomi and join the conversation in the Take One Facebook group. Take One is hosted by Liel Leibovitz and produced by Josh Kross, Sara Fredman Aeder, and Robert Scaramuccia. Check out all of Tablet's podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I talk with my friend Daniel Kahn, who is a Production Coordinator at Nickelodeon, about putting together a show like MiddleMost Post, the round-about way that he got into Animation, and what Disney movie inspired him to Keep Moving Forward. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inside-animation/support

Inwieweit beeinflusst jüdische Musik jüdische Kunstschaffende? Darum ging es am Donnerstag im Garten des Jüdischen Museums. Unter anderem haben der Stararchitekt Daniel Libeskind, der jiddische Sänger Daniel Kahn verraten, welche Songs ihnen am Herzen liegen. Ein Highlight des Abends: Der Auftritt der Rapperin Sharon. Von Miron Tenenberg

"This week on The Shmooze Seth Rogovoy talks about the upcoming (July 11) virtual YIDSTOCK: The Festival of New Yiddish Music. The 75-minute virtual event features Frank London, Lorin Sklamberg, Eleanor Reissa, Daniel Kahn, Cilla Owens, Sarah Gordon & Michael Winograd, Polina and Merlin Shepherd, and as Seth tell us “tons more groovy wonderful musicians.” Episode 301 July 8, 2021 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts "

This year's virtual Yidstock: The Festival of New Yiddish Music features a dozen artists from around the globe performing Yiddish songs of social justice. The 75-minute event will stream on Sunday, July 11, at 4 p.m. and the ticketed link will be good for 72 hours. Yidstock Artistic Director Seth Rogovoy, author of "The Essential Klezmer: A Music Lover's Guide to Jewish Roots and Soul Music" is here to tell us more along with Lisa Newman – Director of Communications at the Yiddish Book Center. This year's Yidstock performances, exclusively recorded the event, feature a diverse roster of artists from Berlin, the Netherlands, the UK, and US: Sarah Gordon and Michael Winograd, Niki Jacobs, Daniel Kahn, Sveta Kundish and Patrick Farrell, Frank London, Sarah Myerson and Ilya Shneyveys, Cilla Owens, Eleanor Reissa, Polina and Merlin Shepherd, Lorin Sklamberg, Tatiana Wechsler, and Eleonore Weill and Zoë Aqua. They perform a broad and eclectic repertoire of social justice songs, including

Folk-punk Yiddishist Daniel Kahn speaks beautifully about community creation, autonomous cultural zones, and future-gazing.“It helps me to sing songs about the future that people back then imagined. In doing that, you can uncover all of these dreams that people had that didn't come to fruition - and that didn't mean that they were bad dreams. It didn't mean that they were false hopes. A lot of those dreams were useful to the present.”Support the show

In this special, emergency episode of People's Pulse Radio, we highlight Palestinian resistance in the face of continued, rampant, and genocidal Israeli aggression. With readings by Ben, Talia, Christian, and Leila Khaled, and music by Daniel Kahn, the PFLP, and more. Listen in!

Israel, 11. April 1961: Vor dem Jerusalemer Bezirksgericht beginnt der Prozess gegen Adolf Eichmann, den Organisator der Deportationen der Europäischen Juden in die Konzentrations- und Vernichtungslager. Ein Novum: der Prozess gegen den NS-Kriegsverbrecher wird im Radio übertragen und so in allen Haushalte Israels gehört. Das Hörspiel erzählt, wie es dazu kam, und gibt in O-Tönen und bisher unveröffentlichten Dokumenten auch den Hörerinnen und Hörern von damals, Zeitzeugen und Nachgeborenen eine Stimme. Ein Hörspiel von Noam Brusilovsky und Ofer Waldman// Mit Walter Kreye, Shelly Kupferberg, Veit Schubert, Yeva Lapsker, Daniel Kahn, Benny Claessens u.v.a.// Regie: Noam Brusilovsky// rbb/DLF 2021

Israel, 11. April 1961: Vor dem Jerusalemer Bezirksgericht beginnt der Prozess gegen Adolf Eichmann, den Organisator der Deportationen der Europäischen Juden in die Konzentrations- und Vernichtungslager. Ein Novum: der Prozess gegen den NS-Kriegsverbrecher wird im Radio übertragen und so in allen Haushalte Israels gehört. Das Hörspiel erzählt, wie es dazu kam, und gibt in O-Tönen und bisher unveröffentlichten Dokumenten auch den Hörerinnen und Hörern von damals, Zeitzeugen und Nachgeborenen eine Stimme. Ein Hörspiel von Noam Brusilovsky und Ofer Waldman// Mit Walter Kreye, Shelly Kupferberg, Veit Schubert, Yeva Lapsker, Daniel Kahn, Benny Claessens u.v.a.// Regie: Noam Brusilovsky// rbb/DLF 2021

Rabbi Avram Mlotek joins "The Shmooze" to talk about the history of the Third Seder, a long-standing Yiddish cultural tradition. Avram lets us in on what's on the bill for this year's virtual Third Seder--from Yiddish day school students from Melbourne, Australia, who will sing the Four Questions to performances by Michael Alpert, Sarah Gordon, Daniel Kahn, Steve Skybell, and many more. The event, "The Third Seder: A Yiddish Celebration," co-sponsored by the Yiddish Book Center, will stream live on Facebook on March 21 at 2pm (EDT). Episode 0292 March 13, 2021 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

Tonight's show is an interview with Sasha Lurje and Zisl Slepovitch, who discuss the Songs From Testimonies project, which collects and records songs and poems discovered in the testimonies of the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University. The songs are sung in a variety of languages, including Yiddish, Polish, and French, from both the prewar period as well as from the ghettos and camps during the war. All were found among individual testimonies recorded by survivors for the Fortunoff Archive. The Archive's musician-in-residence, Zisl Slepovitch, took the songs, conducted research about their origins, and then arranged and recorded versions with his ensemble, featuring singer Sasha Lurje. The project has resulted in two albums, Where Is Our Homeland? Songs From Testimonies in the Fortunoff Video Archive, Vol. 1, released in 2019, and שרײַ, הערצעלע, שרײַ! Cry, My Heart, Cry!, Songs from Testimonies, Volume 2, which was just released in 2021 for streaming and download and is soon to be available on CD and vinyl. This past week, on Jan 27, Slepovitch and Lurje streamed live to debut and introduce the most recently recorded songs, along with video recordings of the musicians performing, COVID-style in video boxes. The live-stream replay is available now on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/101650124837284/videos/530750214557627/ For additional information and to hear the music from the Songs From Testimonies project, visit: https://fortunoff.library.yale.edu/education/songs-from-testimonies/ Zisl Slepovitch, producer and artistic director of the recordings, arranged all the tracks and also contributed as composer, lyrics translator, additional vocalist, and musical instrumentalist on most of the tracks. A native of Minsk, Belarus, he is a musicologist (Ph.D., Belarusian State Academy of Music); a multi-instrumental klezmer, classical, and improvisational musician; a composer and poet; and a music and Yiddish educator. He is a founding member of the critically acclaimed bands Litvakus, Minsker Kapelye, and Zisl Slepovitch Trio. Additional info at his web site: http://dmitrislepovitch.com Sasha Lurje, the main vocalist of the recordings, is an internationally renowned Yiddish singer, born in Riga, Latvia, and now based in Berlin, Germany. She is the featured singer of several Yiddish music bands and projects, including Forshpil, Litvakus, STRANGELOVESONGS with Daniel Kahn, Semer Ensemble, and You Shouldn't Know from It. Additional info at her web site: https://sashalurje.com Music: Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble featuring Sasha Lurje: In Dinaverke Lily M. (Fortunoff interviewee/survivor): In Dinaverke Liubov K. (Fortunoff interviewee/survivor): In Dem Kleinem Dorf Von Smiltschenz Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble feat. Sasha Lurje: In Dem Kleinem Dorf Von Smiltschenz Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble feat. Sasha Lurje: Walc François Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble feat. Sasha Lurje: W Pociągu Jest Tłok Peretz H. (Fortunoff interviewee/survivor): W Pociągu Jest Tłok Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble feat. Sasha Lurje: Shtubuneltsto Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Je...

Post By: Adam Turteltaub In the latest episode of the Compliance Perspectives podcast we are joined by Daniel Kahn, the Acting Chief of the Fraud Section at the Department of Justice. We begin the conversation with a discussion of the latest iteration of the Criminal Division’s document: Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs. He explains that it was designed to leverage what had been learned since the last version of the document was released as well as to incorporate input from the compliance community. The DoJ, he notes, continually reevaluates its internal policies. The conversation then proceeds into a discussion of some of the main points compliance professionals -- and the business people they work with -- should take away from the document. One key piece of learning: the Criminal Division is eager to understand the thought processes behind the compliance program. They want to know, for example, not just what resources were allocated but why they were allocated. A second lesson: the Fraud Section is very eager to know if an organization is collecting data on its compliance program, integrating and using it. If that data is held in separate silos, it will not look good in a prosecutor’s eyes. We also discuss FCPA prosecutions, including the record breaking Goldman Sachs resolution and the Beam Suntory case, in which the company’s lack of cooperation was cited. Both of these very recent enforcement actions have extensive lessons for compliance teams. There is also a good conversation about due diligence, what the DoJ expects during a pandemic, and the fact that just because the business may have shrunk its workforce by 10% doesn’t mean that the risk profile has been reduced by 10% and the compliance team should be cut by 10%. Listen in to learn more about how to improve the effectiveness of your compliance program and what the DoJ is looking for if it starts examining your efforts.

Is it safe to use the new Covid Alert app? with Daniel Kahn Gillmor, aka dkg Tomaš Dvořák - "Game Boy Tune" - Machinarium Soundtrack - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Daniel Kahn Gillmor" - "Mark's comments after the interview" - "She Drives Me Crazy (Percusapella) GE remix" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/97697

We were so excited to welcome Prerna Abbi-Scanlon back to the show for this very gay and very political chapter! We talked about Wolfstar as OTP, Werewolves as allegories for disability, the witching healthcare system and its unfortunate similarities to our own, parasites, and wondered about what makes a new building haunted in the UK. Find Prerna’s work on instagram @Moxie.CC Find the Shoebox Project here: shoebox.lomara.org The book Jessie mentioned is Reading Harry Potter: Critical Essays by Giselle Liza Anatol The song Parasites is by Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird—find them here: https://www.paintedbird.de/ Check out EsGAYpe From Reality, our podcast about Carry On by Rainbow Rowell! Want even more Gayly Prophet? Join our Patreon! patreon.com/thegaylyprophet Find us on socials! twitter.com/thegaylyprophet instagram.com/thegaylyprophet facebook.com/thegaylyprophet thegaylyprophetpodcast.tumblr.com Find out everything you want to know, and buy our merch at thegaylyprophet.com Show art is by Theo Julien Forrester Music in this episode: Music from https://filmmusic.io "The Builder" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Music from https://filmmusic.io "Industrial Music Box" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome to the second segment of our closer look at the world of QAnon, featuring the QAnoner-made documentary “Fall of the Cabal”. Like last time, our commentary will be in one ear and the doc will be in the other, so if you would like to watch along with us, just drop one earbud out. Content warning for mentions of pedophilia and sexual assault. This series will not be monetized for charity. "Fall of the Cabal" (parts 5-7 are relevant this week): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsIi-k04Qik More info on QAnon: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/what-is-the-qanon-conspiracy-theory/ https://forward.com/news/national/451647/just-how-anti-semitic-is-qanon/ Daniel Kahn's latest album: https://open.spotify.com/album/2BaNuP96E03GtRJ9dhdLqb?si=Qw5cLJK_RB-mPKhMFNXXaA Find your local union: https://www.unionfacts.com/cuf/  Intro/Outro Music: Fred Grof Research Captains: Garin Mouat and Khalid Manasrah Cover Art and Production: Lane Schnell Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hammertime_pod Check out Fred and Garin's band, smiffmaff and the salesmen: https://smiffmaff.bandcamp.com/

Kanto: “La jida pandemia balado” kanto de Solomon Small kantita de Sveta Kundish kaj Daniel Kahn  Parolado: Betti Maul rakontas kelkajn anekdotojn pri sia patro Stefan Maul, la unua eldonanto de la revuo Monato  Legado: Matt:el la retejo Esperanta Retradio “ La mondo kvietiĝas”de Anton Oberndorfer Kanto: “Liberecanoj de Jidlando” de Jomo el la kompaktdisko […]

Today we learn about Yiddish Stars of the present. Our guest on the episode is Daniel Kahn. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan and currently residing in Berlin, Daniel Kahn is an actor, musician, playwright, poet, and translator of the Yiddish language. He is the front man of the group Daniel Kahn and The Painted Bird. We discuss his career in the performing arts, translating english into Yiddish, and his time performing with the Folksbiene. Did you know Daniel is a viral sensation? Tune in, to hear the story.

Der US-Amerikaner Daniel Kahn ist Wahl-Berliner, seit 15 Jahren genießt er das inspirierende Leben in der Stadt. Obwohl er sich eigentlich dem Klezmer verschrieben hat, wandelt er aktuell auf den Spuren russischer Musik.

Daniel Kahn Gillmor, senior staff technologist at the ACLU, discusses contact tracing and the Apple-Google partnership. Tomaš Dvořák - "Game Boy Tune" - Machinarium Soundtrack - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Part 1" - "Interview with Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Part 2" Kosmicher Läufer - "Morgenröte" - The Secret Cosmic Music of the East German Olympic Program 1972-83, Vol. 2 - "Mark's comments" Porno For Pyros - "Pets" - Porno for Pyros https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/92916

Daniel Kahn Gillmor, senior staff technologist at the ACLU, discusses contact tracing and the Apple-Google partnership. Tomaš Dvořák - "Game Boy Tune" - Machinarium Soundtrack - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Part 1" - "Interview with Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Part 2" Kosmicher Läufer - "Morgenröte" - The Secret Cosmic Music of the East German Olympic Program 1972-83, Vol. 2 - "Mark's comments" Porno For Pyros - "Pets" - Porno for Pyros http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/92916

Rabbi Avram Mlotek visits with The Shmooze to talk about the tradition of the Third Seder and how, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, he's found a way to celebrate this tradition with an online international Yiddish cultural event taking place on April 12. The live event will feature a stellar ensemble of some of our leading contemporary Yiddish performing artists--Frank London, Zalmen Mlotek, Joyce Rosenzweig, Lorin Sklamberg, Susan Abbe Watts, Joanne Borts, Sarah Gordon, Michael Winograd, Shura Lipovsky, Daniel Kahn, Elmore James, and Steven Skybell--all working remotely. The Yiddish Book Center is a sponsor of the Third Seder. Episode 0252 April 2, 2020 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

Yiddish skomorokh-trickster, vagrant philologist, Grammy nominee Psoy Korolenko is a unique example of living Jewish counter-culture – culture of shameless appropriation, burlesque multilingualism, carnivalesque obscenity and translation against all rules. Radio Eshkolot has collected its best recordings of Psoy's live performances – from rap-niggun to punk-chanson.Download the entire episodeDetailed descriptionИдишский скоморох, бродячий филолог, номинант премии Грэмми, Псой Галактионович Короленко – это уникальный пример живой еврейской контркультуры – культуры как беспардонной контрабанды, макаронического многоязычия, карнавального злословия и перевода против любых правил. Radio Eshkolot собрало в очередном подкасте свои лучшие концертные записи Псоя – от рэп-нигунов до панк-шансона.Скачать эпизод целикомПодробное описаниеRezinke 00:00 – 02:40Evreiskaya Vera 02:41– 05:50Ostrov 05:51 – 09:13Together Alone 09:14 – 10:50Foolish Zionists 10:51 – 12:48Afn Pripetchik 12:49 – 16:03Mipney Ma 16:04 – 19:29Edit Piaf 19:30 – 21:59A Yinger Yusim 22:00 – 25:54Sympathy for Whom (with Daniel Kahn) 25:55 – 31:21

Detroit-born, Berlin-based singer/songwriter, polyglot poet, translator and activist Daniel Kahn joins us on The Shmooze for an expansive conversation about his work as a songwriter, Yiddish culture, klezmer, and Yidstock. We also have a chance to talk about cultural transmission, artistic collaborations, and some of what informs his work. Episode 0220 May 22, 2019 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

The main reason why Jewish culture is so cool is its global and multilingual character. The first episode of Radio Eshkolot podcast includes songs in 14(!) languages performed live for Eshkolot Project in Moscow and Jerusalem for the last 10 years. Download the entire episode: http://files.eshkolot.ru/mixtape1.mp3Detailed description.Главная "фишка" еврейская культуры – ее глобальность и многоязычие. В первом выпуске музыкального подкаста Radio Eshkolot – песни на 14 (!) языках, прозвучавшие за последние 10 лет на концертах "Эшколот" в Москве и Иерусалиме (старом и Новом). Скачать эпизод целиком: http://files.eshkolot.ru/mixtape1.mp3Подробное описание: http://eshkolot.online/podcast/podcast-100:10 Michael Greilsammer. העץ והפרי (Viens-ici) FRENCH/HEBREW03:50 Maureen Nehedar. گل گندم PERSIAN07:33 Muzsikás. Szól a kakas már HUNGARIAN10:43 Salamone Rossi. Ohimè, se tanto amate ITALIAN13:42 Haim Louk. No Hay Como Nuestro Dios SPANISH16:16 Hadass Pal-Yarden. Çanakkale içinde / Ki Eshmera Shabbat TURKISH/HEBREW20:43 Ewa grochowska. Kiedyś w mieście mieszkał Sygaon POLISH24:41 Yiannis Kofopoulos & Lakocha. Γεντί κουλέ GREEK32:36 David Menachem, Mark Eliyahu. פתח אליהו (Zohar) ARAMAIC35:10 Полина Терентьева, Варвара Котова. Как прекрасный этот путь RUSSIAN37:40 Goat's Notes. Heute Nacht oder nie GERMAN42:10 Daniel Kahn & Psoy. Sympathy for Whom YIDDISH/RUSSIAN/ENGLISH47:40 David Menachem. فوق إلنا خل ARABIC

UNLOCKED BY POPULAR DEMAND: Twitter user @sweetcomrade joins me to tell the story of Yiddish anarchist and bad ass vengeful assassin Sholom Schwartzbard. Outro music is In Kamf by Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird. YO if you liked this shit, this here's an example of the bonus eps you can access by signing up to our patreon at: Patreon.com/PodDamnAmerica

Interviews with two cast members of the smash-hit Yiddish version of Fiddler on the Roof, known as Fidler afn Dakh in Yiddish, which has just had its run at the National Yiddish Theatre - Folksbiene in New York extended by two months. Info: http://nytf.org/fiddler-on-the-roof/ Michael Yashinsky played the roles of Mordkhe the innkeeper as well as Nokhem the beggar from the beginning of the current production of Fidler Afn Dakh until around the broadcast date on Aug 30 2018. We wish Michael success in his new role teaching Yiddish at University of Michigan. Michael Yashinsky's web site: https://yashinsky.com/ Daniel Kahn played the role of Perchik, the revolutionary intellectual, from the beginning of the current production of Fidler Afn Dakh until just few days before this interview was broadcast on Aug 30 2018. He is a Berlin-based Yiddish actor, singer, and songwriter, who founded and leads the klezmer band Painted Bird (http://paintedbird.net) Music: Leybele Waldman: Der Nayer Yor (excerpts) Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish (Fidler Afn Dakh) Cast: Youtube highlights (https://youtu.be/X7yryjpzUv8) Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Thanks to our Sponsors! Israel Book Shop, Brookline, MA (https://www.israelbookshop.com/) The Butcherie, Brookline, MA (http://www.butcherie.com/) Cheryl Ann's Bakery, Brookline, MA (http://cherylannsbakery.com/) BLER Travel, Brookline, MA (http://bler.vacationport.net/) Air Date: Aug 29 2018

A conversation with klezmorim Sarah Gordon and Daniel Kahn on music, yerushe, politics, plus two live versions of songs just for Vaybertaytsh!If you're brain needs a little break mid-episode, we recommend taking a break after the first live song, "Harbst Lid".. but then come back for more conversation and another live song! (Sorry, that link I promised in the episode didn't work out this time. I gotta learn HTML!)If you're new to Vaybertaytsh, check out the other amazing episodes in our feed or on our website.Check out Daniel's music here, and Sarah's band Yiddish Princess here.

Yesterday I began a two-part series on the Department of Justice (DOJ’s) “Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs” (Evaluation) posted on the Fraud Section in February. The document is an 11-part list of questions which encapsulates the DOJ’s most current thinking on what constitutes a best practices compliance program. Within the list are some 46 different questions that a Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) or compliance practitioner can use to benchmark a compliance program. In short, it is an incredibly valuable and most significantly useful resource for every compliance practitioner. Three Key Takeaways This DOJ Evaluation provides clear guidance on the expectations of government regulators regarding what your program should consist of, how it should be effected and where you need to go down the road. It is also a valuable teaching tool as you can lay out for your Board and senior management the clear requirements for any best practices compliance program. The document also re-emphasizes that you should listen when the DOJ communicate their expectations around compliance. Beginning with the initial public remarks of Hui Chen and comments by former Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell in November 2015, through the announcement of the FCPA Pilot Program in April 2016 and subsequent public remarks by Caldwell, Sally Yates and Daniel Kahn, the DOJ has consistently articulated the need for the operationalization of a corporate compliance program. Indeed, one can draw a straight-line from Caldwell’s November 2015 remarks at the SIFMA Compliance and Legal Society New York Regional Seminar where she presented the requirements to operationalize compliance in discussing compliance program metrics. Any company which simply puts a paper program in place, whether it is certified or not, and then sits back on its collective hands, is in for a very rude awakening if it comes before the DOJ in an investigation or enforcement action. For it is in operationalization of your compliance program that the DOJ will give credit to a functioning compliance program.  This month’s podcast series is sponsored by Oversight Systems, Inc. Oversight’s automated transaction monitoring solution, Insights On Demand for FCPA, operationalizes your compliance program. For more information, go to OversightSystems.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview with Daniel Kahn. He recently had a viral Yiddish music video of him singing his own Yiddish translation of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah, which was released almost at the same as the news that Leonard Cohen had just died. We reached Daniel Kahn by phone in Berlin, Germany. Also: news report from Kol Israel in Jerusalem presented by Avremi Zaks. Original broadcast date: Dec. 21, 2016

There is a strange flavor, seasoned with pomegranates and grapesfound in the desert when, without shadows, it flames;while rain rolls through the red dust of dirt trails,and it is possible to taste it in Jerusalem’s hills. These are the opening lines of an excerpt from Avraham Sutzkever's Lider fun Togbukh (Poems From a Diary, 1974-1981), read by host Marcela Sulak. Sutzkever was born in 1913 in today's Belarus. He was sent to the Vilnius Ghetto during WWII, from which he escaped and was flown to Russia. After the war he moved to Tel Aviv just before the founding of Israel. He died on January 20, 2010 in Tel Aviv at the age of 96 - you can hear an unusual account of his funeral in our previous podcast. The New York Times called him "The Greatest Poet of the Holocaust." In the background you can hear his poem 'Unter Dayne Vayse Shtern' - about, written, and composed in the Vilnius Ghetto - set to music by Gideon Brettler.   Texts: Avraham Sutzkever translations by Maia Evrona A. Sutzkever. Selected Poetry and Prose. Trans. Barbara Harshav & Benjamin Harshav. University of California Press, 1991.   Music: Unter Dayne Vayse Shtern - Lyrics by Avraham Sutzkever. Voice: Yeela Avital; flute: Daphna Peled; guitar and arrangement: Gideon Brettler. Vi Azoi - Lyrics by Avraham Sutzkever. Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird.

73:23 minutes (67.19 MB)AccNoir-2011-12-28, Klezmer Noir 2011 (Part 3 of 3) * Artist – Song – Album (year) – Where are they from? – Contact info if we've got it. * Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird – Mayn Rue Plats / Where I rest – Partisans & Parasites (2009) – Detroit, Michigan, USA / Berlin, Germany – http://www.paintedbird.net/ Geoff Berner sings a version of this. * Geoff Berner – Mayn Rue Platz – Victory Party (2011) – Vancouver, BC, Canada – http://www.geoffberner.com Daniel Kahn does this song too. read more

Writer Mat Johnson talks about growing up as a black boy who looked white. Then, Yiddish makes a comeback in the punk klezmer songs of Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird.

Evolutionary biologist and parasite maven Marlene Zuk. Plus, parasite music with singer Daniel Kahn.