Podcasts about Hanuka

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Selevramos Januka en el Kalendario Evreo, la fiesta de las luminarias ke selevramos del 14 al 22 de Diciembre. La festividad de Januka es una fiesta onde rekodramos el milagro ke akontesió en esta data, te kontamos la istoria de la festividad, su signifikado kon palavras del Rab Moshé Bendahán. Una fiesta onde asendemos las kandelikas de la janukía, el kandelavro de mueve brasos, fiesta alegre onde la múzika, las dulsurias i la lus adornan la morada. La janukia deve de meterse al lado de la ventana, no soltanto rekodramos el milagro de la reushitá de los makavim kontra los gregos, indemás la fuersa de la lus ante la eskuridad. El milagro del azete ke se topó en le Templo dempués de ser invadido por los gregos i sus dioses ídolos, la janukia reprezenta ke el Dió nunka deshó el Sagrado Templo i ke el frasko del azete ke soltanto podía fraguar el Koen Gadol (Sumo Saserdote del Templo) ke se topó en el Templo deshó asendida la Menorá (Kandelavro)por el tiempo de 8 días kuando soltanto alkanzava para un día. Sentimos el kante kontemporáneo de Januka de la autoría i en la boz de Flory Jagoda "Hanuka".Escuchar audio

İki silahlı saldırganın Pazar günü Bondi Plajı'nda Hanuka kutlaması için toplanan yüzlerce kişiye ateş açmasının ardından polis meydana gelen olayı terör saldırısı olarak ilan etti. Avustralya'da 1996 Port Arthur katliamından bu yana yaşanan en ölümcül kitlesel silahlı saldırıda aralarında bir çocuğun da bulunduğu en az 16 kişi hayatını kaybetti. Olay dünya çapında kınandı, Yahudi mekanlarında güvenlik arttırıldı. Cemaatler arasında korku yarattı ve liderlerden nefretle yüzleşme ve Yahudi toplumuyla dayanışma çağrıları yenilendi.

"Paljenjem svjetala slavimo materijalnu svjetlost, a u njoj i onu duhovnu, vječnu, svjetlost mira i blagoslova, za danas i ubuduće." Julija Koš

Welcome to our daily bitachon . We're going to be talking about Chanukah for the next week. The Ben Ish Chai tells us the first night of Chanukah , hopefully you'll be listening to this on the first day of Chanukah which still has that force, we make three b'rachot : l'hadlik to light the candle, she'asa nisim God made miracles, and shehecheyanu because it's a mitzvah that comes from time to time. He says there's a siman for this: עשה לך שרף ושים אותו על נס וראה אותו וחי. It's talking about the story where the Jewish people were in the desert and God sent the snakes against them, and Hashem told Moshe to make a copper snake, put it on a pole, and whoever looks at it will live. Aseh l'cha saraf , make for yourself a fiery serpent, that's fire is l'hadlik to light the candles. Place it on a pole, a nes , which is a pole because it's high up like a miracle is announced from afar, that's she'asa nisim . And finally, whoever looks at it will live, that's shehecheyanu . The obvious question is what exactly is the connection between this copper snake and the miracle of Chanukah . First we go to the sefer Bnei Yissaschar on the topic of Kislev in his second essay, letter 11, where he tells us about the dream that Daniel had, and in that dream it goes through different kingdoms, and it uses copper as a hint to the Greeks. And we see a specific connection at the end of parashat Terumah , the last word is nechoshet , which as we said hints to Yavan . And the next word is parashat Tetzaveh where it says ויקחו אליך שמן זית, take for yourself olive oil, which is the miracle of Chanukah . And one of the Rishonim , the Rokeach , gives a hint from here that the Greeks will attack the menorah . And nechoshet , copper, is rashei teivot נר חנוכה שם תדליקו, Chanukah candle there you should light it. So this copper snake is the force of the Greeks. The Greeks were the ones that said כתבו לכם על קרן השור, write for yourselves on the horn of the cow, אין לכם חלק באלקי ישראל, you don't have a portion in the God of Israel, which means the Jewish people aren't special, they don't stand out, there's no God of Israel, there's no special divine supervision on Jewish people. That was one of the Greek messages. You have your wisdom, we have our philosophy, you're no better than we are. Yaft Elokim l'Yefet , we have the beauty, Yefet is the Greeks, and we can take you head to head. Our job is to look above the snake. As the Mishnah in Masechet Rosh Hashanah tells us on this pasuk , aseh l'cha saraf , make a serpent, v'sim oto al nes , and whoever is bitten will look at it and live. Asks the Mishnah : וכי נחש ממית או נחש מחיה? Do snakes kill or snakes give life? Rather to tell you that as long as the Jewish people look above, they look above the snake and they subjugate their hearts their father in heaven, they would be healed and if not they would be they would shrivel away. Aviham shebashamayim , it's our father in heaven. We look at the snake, he looks fierce, he looks scary, and we pick our heads up above the snake and see that God's in charge and He's taking care of us. The sefer Nefesh HaChaim in his third gate, twelfth chapter, explains why they had to look at the snake. Just forget about the snake. Why look at the snake? Look up to heavens. Doesn't say that, says look at the snake. And he says look at the snake, look how powerful the snake is, and with all the power of the snake, annul it in your heart and don't pay attention to the force of the snake, and now subjugate your heart to heaven, and that will fix the problem. And this he uses the term is the concept of אין עוד מלבדו, that's what he's talking about. He used the term המתקת כוחות הדינים בשורשם. You could fix the negative forces from their source. What does that mean? When you look at the negative force and you see the source is ultimately coming from God, it looks scary, but all it is is a manifestation of God's will and He's doing it because He wants to bring us back closer to Him and He wants us to eventually come closer to Him. And that's why it's happening. So when you see all the evil and realize that all of it is really rooted in God, and he's sending it, he's the cause of it, then it disappears and it won't hurt you. The Ohr HaChaim HaKadosh on this pasuk tells us why didn't God make it that the snakes disappeared? Doesn't say that. He allowed them to continue biting and they had to look up and be healed. He said, because Hashem wants us to connect to him. And that's why he doesn't just get rid of the problem, he gives us the problem and he is the solution. And that's where we stay constantly connected to him. And that's this message of Chanukah . Chanukah is all about realizing HaKadosh Baruch Hu is taking care of us in a hidden way. The miracle of the light is really not the main miracle. The miracle of the milchama is the main miracle. We won the war. But that war was done in a natural way. So therefore, Hashem needed us to, needed to show us a miracle that would reveal what was really going on. And that's our chizuk of Chanukah on the first day. As we light, make three brachot to remind us of aseh lecha saraf , make for yourself a fiery serpent. That's the first bracha , lehadlik . Put it on a nes , she'asa nisim . Whoever will be bitten will look at it and will live, that's our shehecheyanu , reminding us of that little incident, and that's all the negative force of nechoshet of Yavan , of the Greeks, that wanted us to think that we're disconnected from God and remind ourselves and reconnect through the problem.

Hanukkah is here! Lex Rofeberg, Lexi Kohanski, and Liana Wertman (the latter two from our friends at The Torah Studio) kick off the 2025 edition of ApocryFest: Hanukkah Unbound and Un-Canonized -- a 4-part mini-series of Judaism Unbound. They ask why texts of the apocrypha are worth exploring, why it's worth doing so on Hanukkah in particular, explore some beloved apocryphal faves (Judith and Maccabees) along with introducing a few texts (Genesis Apocryphon and 4 Ezra) which will get bonus episodes of their own once Hanukkah begins.You can sign up for ApocryFest 2025 by heading to www.JudaismUnbound.com/apocryfest. Do so, and we'll send you all sorts of cool Apocryphal stuff, during Hanukkah, to help enrich your experience of this holiday! And you can register for The Hanukkah Apocrypha Extravaganza on December 21st, via this link!For all of our episodes from past years' ApocryFests, click here.Head to JudaismUnbound.com/classes to check out our up upcoming 3-week mini-courses in the UnYeshiva! This time around we are offering The Torah of Kink, Hasidism and Neo-Hasidism, Queering Kedusha (Holiness), and Brit Milah Unbound: Exploring Circumcision!

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Welcome, my friends, to Paranormal Heart Podcast. I'm your host, Kat Ward. Thanks so much for tuning in. Happy New Year! I really can't believe that 2025 is tomorrow. Where did this year go? I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, Hanuka, Holiday Season, whatever you celebrate, I hope it was a good one. And please have a fun and safe New Year's Eve tonight. I don't want to preach, but please do not drink and drive.Folks my special guest tonight is paranormal experiencer and author of the Vampyre Tales Series, Mr. Wayne Mallows. Wayne will be discussing some paranormal experiences he's had as well as his book series. And I have to tell you, I'm currently reading his first book Whitechapel Road- A Vampyre Tale, and it's an amazing read. You really should pick up a copy. Thank you to my special guests tonight and UPRN 107.7 New  Orleans. Remember, if you enjoyed the show, please like, share and subscribe.And to be a guest on the show,  you just to say hello, or want to help support the show by purchasing Paranormal Heart merch, drop me an email at paranormalheart13@gpmail.comHave a happy and safe New Year. Much love to you all!Wayne Mallows Link: https://waynemallows.com/Kat's Link: https://linktr.ee/paranormalheart

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Lex Rofeberg and Liana Wertman (from Judaism Unbound and The Torah Studio, respectively) conclude ApocryFest 2024-25: Hanukkah Unbound and Un-Canonized. This is the 4th bonus episode in a 4-part mini-series of Judaism Unbound, exploring the topic of canon, and apocrypha, in observance of the festival of Hanukkah. In this  final episode, they zoom out to ask what Apocrypha can mean for us today, in 2025.Head to JudaismUnbound.com/classes to check out our up upcoming 3-week mini-courses in the UnYeshiva! Explore Judeo-Futurism, Shabbetai Zvi, and more!For all of our episodes from past years' ApocryFests, click here.

Welcome, my friends, to Paranormal Heart Podcast. This segment is pre-recorded and streaming on United Public Radio Network, 107.7 FM New Orleans, UPRNtalkradio.com. I'm your host, Kat Ward. Thanks so much for tuning in.  Happy New Year! I really can't believe that 2025 is tomorrow. Where did this year go? I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, Hanuka, Holiday Season, whatever you celebrate, I hope it was a good one. And please have a fun and safe New Year's Eve tonight. I don't want to preach, but please do not drink and drive. Folks my special guest tonight is paranormal experiencer and author of the Vampyre Tales Series, Mr. Wayne Mallows. Wayne will be discussing some paranormal experiences he's had as well as his book series. And I have to tell you, I'm currently reading his first book Whitechapel Road- A Vampyre Tale, and it's an amazing read. You really should pick up a copy. Thank you to my special guests tonight and UPRN 107.7 New  Orleans. Remember, if you enjoyed the show, please like, share and subscribe. And to be a guest on the show,  you just to say hello, or want to help support the show by purchasing Paranormal Heart merch, drop me an email at paranormalheart13@gpmail.com Have a happy and safe New Year. Much love to you all! Wayne Mallows Link: https://waynemallows.com/ Kat's Link: https://linktr.ee/paranormalheart

Yosef is set as Viceroy of Egypt. He is presented by Pharaoh as the very symbol of Egypt. All is going well for him when suddenly...his brothers show up. He must address historic rifts and unresolved conflicts and consider who he is in light of all that he finds around him. This parasha is always read during Hanuka. In this episode we look at the complementary aspects of the Hanuka story with Joseph's and how it might apply to our lives.

Lex Rofeberg and Liana Wertman (from Judaism Unbound and The Torah Studio, respectively) continue with their second conversation of ApocryFest 2024-25: Hanukkah Unbound and Un-Canonized -- a 4-part mini-series of Judaism Unbound. In this episode, they explore a fascinating text called Joseph and Aseneth (and sometimes just Aseneth).You can sign up for ApocryFest 2024-25 by heading to www.JudaismUnbound.com/apocryfest. Do so, and we'll send you all sorts of cool Apocryphal stuff, during Hanukkah, to help enrich your experience of this holiday! And come hang out with us via Zoom at Apocry-Fest LIVE: A Hanukkah Havdalah Gathering, on Saturday, December 28th. Register here.For all of our episodes from past years' ApocryFests, click here.Head to JudaismUnbound.com/classes to check out our up upcoming 3-week mini-courses in the UnYeshiva! Explore Judeo-Futurism, Shabbetai Zvi, and more!

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Selevramos Januka, la Fiesta de las Luminarias y Navidad, esta anyada prinsipian el mismo día 25 de Diciembre. Te eksplikamos el signifikado istóriko de Januka, una fiesta del kalendario Evreo sovre los milagros de la fe, onde devemos asender una janukia, kandelavro de 9 brasos, kada día se asiende una kandelika, asta kompletar los ocho días de fiesta kon la janukia iluminada por entero: "el bryio de la lus siempre puede kon la eskuridad"...La Janukia se deve meter al lado de la ventana dunke devemos proklamar el milagro: El Dió kontinúa en el Sagrado Templo dempués de ser profanado. Esta es una istoria de la reushitá de la fe. Kontamos kon palavras del Rabino Moshé Bendahán para konoser la istoria de la sagrada fiesta. Kurunamos el programa kon el kante "Hanuka, Hanuka", interpretado por Flory Jagoda. Escuchar audio

Lex Rofeberg and Liana Wertman (from Judaism Unbound and The Torah Studio, respectively) kick off the 2024-25 edition of ApocryFest: Hanukkah Unbound and Un-Canonized -- a 4-part mini-series of Judaism Unbound. They open up big questions about what “Jewish canon” does and doesn't mean, why those questions are worth discussing on Hanukkah in particular, and dive together into one of apocrypha's wild, wonderful texts: The Book of Judith.You can sign up for ApocryFest 2024-25 by heading to www.JudaismUnbound.com/apocryfest. Do so, and we'll send you all sorts of cool Apocryphal stuff, during Hanukkah, to help enrich your experience of this holiday! And come hang out with us via Zoom at Apocry-Fest LIVE: A Hanukkah Havdalah Gathering, on Saturday, December 28th. Register here.For all of our episodes from past years' ApocryFests, click here.Head to JudaismUnbound.com/classes to check out our up upcoming 3-week mini-courses in the UnYeshiva! Explore Judeo-Futurism, Shabbetai Zvi, and more!

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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Heartfelt Hanukkah: A Winter's Tale of Love and Truth Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2024-12-08-23-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A tél varázslatos fehér köntösbe burkolta Savannah városát.En: Winter had wrapped the city of Savannah in a magical white cloak.Hu: Forsyth Park csillogott az ünnepi fények alatt, a sétányok hóval borítottak voltak.En: Forsyth Park glistened under the festive lights, and the walkways were covered in snow.Hu: Gábor, Anna, és Péter a parkban sétáltak.En: Gábor, Anna, and Péter were walking in the park.Hu: Gábor szíve nehéz volt, de nem a terheléstől, hanem a titkolt aggodalomtól, amit szívének állapota miatt érzett.En: Gábor's heart was heavy, but not from exertion—rather, from a hidden anxiety about the state of his heart.Hu: Hanuka nyolc éjjelének ünneplése különleges időszak volt a család számára.En: Celebrating the eight nights of Hanukkah was a special time for the family.Hu: Anna szorosan édesapja oldalán lépkedett, gondoskodó tekintetével figyelve minden lépését.En: Anna walked closely by her father's side, watching each of his steps with a caring glance.Hu: "Apám, lassítsunk kicsit," mondta mosolygósan, de félelemmel a szívében.En: "Father, let's slow down a bit," she said with a smile, though she had fear in her heart.Hu: Péter kicsit távolabb haladt, a park gyönyörű fáit csodálva, de kész volt azonnal segíteni, ha szükség lett volna rá.En: Péter was walking a little further ahead, admiring the park's beautiful trees, but he was ready to help immediately if needed.Hu: A park közepén, közel az ikonikus szökőkúthoz, Gábor hirtelen megtorpant.En: In the middle of the park, near the iconic fountain, Gábor suddenly stopped.Hu: A külvilág elhomályosodott, és mielőtt még egy lépést tehetett volna, térdre esett.En: The outside world blurred, and before he could take another step, he fell to his knees.Hu: Anna sikoltva rohant oda, és Péter azonnal a telefonját keresgélt a zsebében, hogy segítséget hívjon.En: Anna screamed and ran to him, while Péter immediately searched his pockets for his phone to call for help.Hu: Az ünnepi hangulat hirtelen feszültséggé változott.En: The festive atmosphere suddenly turned into tension.Hu: A kórház steril falai között, miközben Gábor a fehér lepedők között feküdt, mindannyian rádöbbentek a valóság komolyságára.En: Within the sterile walls of the hospital, as Gábor lay among the white sheets, they all realized the seriousness of the situation.Hu: Anna szemében könnyek csillantak, míg Péter kétségbeesetten próbálta rendezni gondolatait.En: Tears glistened in Anna's eyes, while Péter desperately tried to gather his thoughts.Hu: Gábor lassan magához tért, fáradtan és gyengén, de megkönnyebbülten látva, hogy körülötte vannak a szerettei.En: Gábor slowly regained consciousness, tired and weak, but relieved to see that his loved ones were around him.Hu: "Ne haragudjatok," suttogta Gábor halkan, "nem akartam elrontani a Hanukát.En: "I'm sorry," whispered Gábor softly, "I didn't mean to ruin Hanukkah.Hu: De rájöttem, őszintébbnek kell lennem veletek és saját magammal is.En: But I've realized I need to be more honest with you and myself."Hu: "Anna megölelte édesapját, Péter pedig biztatóan mosolygott.En: Anna hugged her father, and Péter smiled reassuringly.Hu: "Egyszerűen csak azt szeretnénk, hogy biztonságban legyél, édesapám," mondta Anna, és Péter bólintott.En: "We just want you to be safe, Father," said Anna, and Péter nodded.Hu: Aznap este a kórház szobájában gyertyát gyújtottak, és együtt, meghitten körbeülve mondták a hanukai imát.En: That evening, in the hospital room, they lit a candle and sat together intimately, reciting the Hanukkah prayer.Hu: Gábor ráébredt, hogy a pillanatok, amelyeket szeretteivel tölthet, pótolhatatlanok és a legfontosabbak.En: Gábor realized that the moments spent with his loved ones were irreplaceable and the most important.Hu: Azt is megértette, hogy nem baj, ha néha gyengének mutatkozik, mert így közelebb kerülhet azokhoz, akiket igazán szeret.En: He also understood that it's okay to show vulnerability sometimes, as it can bring him closer to those he truly loves.Hu: Így a tél és a Hanuka fénye új jelentést kapott mindannyiuk számára.En: Thus, the winter and the light of Hanukkah took on new meaning for all of them.Hu: Gábor megfogadta, hogy a jövőben mindig őszinte lesz az egészségével kapcsolatban, és megosztja életének történeteit az utókorral, emlékeztetve mindenkit az élet igazi értékére: a szeretetre és az összetartozásra.En: Gábor vowed to always be honest about his health in the future and to share his life's stories with future generations, reminding everyone of life's true value: love and togetherness. 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Naukowcy przebadali nasze społeczeństwo i okazuje się, że Polacy to najbardziej straumatyzowany naród świata. Jest to związane z wojną i komunizmem. Mamy za sobą dramatyczną przeszłość i każdy z nas nosi w sobie jakąś poruszającą opowieść. Beata Skrzypczak to influencerka wydawnicza pod marką „opowiemci”. Ciekawa, uśmiechnięta kobieta, która napisała debiutancką powieść ujawniając żydowskie dzieje. Na kanwie rozmowy o jej książce pokazujemy, jak zmieniają się rodzinne relacje, jeśli wyciągniemy na światło tajemnice naszych rodzin. Co zrobić z dramatyczną przeszłością? O tym mówi Beata i moim zdaniem warto tego posłuchać! Plan rozmowy: 0:00 – Początek 0:30 – Zapowiedź 1:36 – Beata Skrzypczak o sobie 3:19 – Jak i dlaczego Beata napisała książkę? 6:34 – Książka Beaty jest o każdym, kto żyje w Polsce 7:27 – Też mam taką historię 11:22 – Boimy się opowiedzieć swoją historię 13:52 – Polacy to najbardziej straumatyzowany naród świata 17:10 – Już się nie katuję, czuję wolność i świeżość 19:52 – Przerwanie zmowy milczenia 21:54 – Skąd fascynacje Hiszpanią? 24:32 – Ból debiutanta 25:05 – Hanuka czy Boże Narodzenie? 27:01 – Decyzja o blogowaniu to wystawienie się na publiczną krytykę 30:40 – Pozytywne patrzenie na świat i problemy 33:44 – Źródło życzliwości Beaty 35:33 – Podsumowanie 36:49 – Życzenia świąteczno-noworoczne 38:04 – Fragment utworu – Beat Mekanik – Welcome to Fortuna Strona internetowa Beaty Skrzypczak – https://tiny.pl/cs1lv Instagram Beaty Skrzypczak, opowiemci – https://tiny.pl/cs14h Osiem dekad po wojnie Polacy to najbardziej straumatyzowany naród świata – https://tiny.pl/cs14q Moja recenzja książki Beaty Skrzypczak – https://tiny.pl/cs14m Muzyka użyta w odcinku: Beat Mekanik - Welcome to Fortuna – https://freemusicarchive.org/music/beat-mekanik/single/welcome-to-fortuna/

Hanukkah's not so “Happy” as Israel's bombardment of Gaza is far too dark for even the world's largest menorah to brighten. So, I sing a Hebrew prayer for Palestine as I light the Hanukkah candles for my “Anti-Zionist Hanukkah for Palestine the Victims of Henry Kissinger” on FDR, & I tell the Hanukkah Story, noting interesting parallels between Syrian Greek King Antiochus' occupation of ancient Judea & Zionist Netanyahu's occupation of modern Palestine, +between the Maccabees & Hamas, as well as the passionate desire for OIL (olive oil or natural gas) & the urgent need for the miracle of peace, The Bonobo Way. Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & S3xuality!  Capt'n Max and I also light the Hanukka, Hanuka or Chanuka (take your pick) candles for Henry Kissinger's millions of innocent victims, one of whom was my friend, the great Oscar-winning Cambodian star of “The Killing Fields,” Haing S. Ngor (RIP). And we watch former DrSusanBlock-Tv guest Rabbi Shmuley Boteach “terrified, running for [his] life” down a Tel Aviv hotel hallway, half-naked (wearing nothing but a towel), making a mockery of the thousands of Palestinians running through the rubble with nowhere to go, as Zionist bombs destroy their lives. Maria calls in on Callin to say Amen & Awomen to our Anti-Zionist Hannukah prayer for Palestine as well as Haing S. Ngor (“The Killing Fields” is one of her favorite films), and she sings two more SUZY award-winning songs.  We also share sexy, lefty memories of many sizzling “Hot Wax Hanukkah” bacchanals in Bonoboville. Check out those HOT, dripping DrSuzy-Tv shows and my (hopefully) illuminating prose: https://drsusanblock.com/fdr-antizionist-hanukkah Need to talk privately? Call Our Therapists Without Borders anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.  

Yosef and his brothers engage in an epic rift that has not been reconciled amongst us until this day. In this episode we look at the key features of the rift and how it manifests today, We take a special look at the role that Hanuka played here and what it might tell us about our current times.

Why are there 8 candles? What is the main message of the Festival of Lights? All this and more on Ponderings on the Parsha!

Chavrusa 2/2.  Rabbi Daniel Levine elucidates the untold story behind Chanukah and how it may not be as picture perfect as we like. 

Hanuka 

Hanuka 

Die sagenumwobenste Stadt der Geschichte, heiligste Stätten von 3 Welt-Religionen, jeder Blick ein Abenteuer, jedes Essen ein Fest und dazu eine monumentale Landschaft, der tiefste Punkt der Erde, das salzigste Meer und ganz besondere Menschen. Israel, so etwas wie dich gibt es nur einmal. Du bist nicht nur ein ideales Winter-Ziel (20 Grad im Dezember + nur ein paar Stunden entfernt). Du bist so anders, doch so ähnlich und so unfassbar intensiv. Alles, was Menschen im Laufe der Jahrtausende geschaffen haben, bündelt sich hier. Kommt mit uns und seid hin- und hergerissen zwischen der Klagemauer, der al-Aqsa-Moschee und der Grabeskirche - alles nur wenige Meter voneinander entfernt. Seid tief bewegt von der Holocaust-Gedenkstätte Yad Vashem. Findet den besten Hummus der Welt in einer winzigen Seitengasse der Altstadt von Jerusalem, das beste Frühstück von Oma im Boutique-Hotel und Lebenskünstler in der Wüste. Was für eine Energie, was für eine Spannung, was für ein einmaliger Ort. Sicherheit in Israel: Wir haben Israel für Reisende aus Deutschland als sicheres Reiseland erlebt. Wir waren zum Teil auch mit eigenem Mietwagen unterwegs und wurden überall freundlich empfangen. Auch nachts waren Jerusalem und Tel Aviv sehr entspannt. Trotzdem empfehlen wir wegen der immer wieder aufkommenden Spannungen in der Region vor Antritt der Reise, auf die Hinweise des Äuswärtigen Amtes zu achten. Für Frauen gelten leider die üblichen Vorsichtsmaßnahmen wie in Deutschland. https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/de/aussenpolitik/laender/israel-node/israelsicherheit/203814 Diese Folge entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung vom Staatlichen Israelischen Verkehrsbüro. https://de.goisrael.com/ Werbung: Unsere Partner bei dieser Folge sind: Babble Live! Sprich Deine neue Sprache aktiv im Online-Unterricht! Gehe jetzt auf babbel.com/reisen und hole Dir das 1-, 3- oder 6-Monatsabo von Babbel Live mit 50 Prozent Rabatt – schon ab 29,90 € pro Monat. Das Angebot gilt bis zum 28.02.2023. Japantourismus! Der Instagram Channel @japantourismus versorgt Euch mit Informationen, Tipps, Reise-Guidelines, -Inspirationen und steht für Fragen rund um Japan und die Einreise zur Verfügung. Was kann man in Japan alles erleben? Ob Japan-Profi oder Neuling – auf @japantourismus hier findet Ihr's heraus: https://www.instagram.com/japantourismus/, https://www.facebook.com/japantourismus In eigener Sache: REISEN REISEN - das BUCH! Erscheint am 23.2.2023. Mit unseren spannendsten, skurrilsten und lustigsten Reise-Erlebnissen - im Malik Verlag. Vor-Reservierungen sind überall möglich, wo es Bücher gibt, hier sogar mit persönlicher Widmung: https://www.einzigundartig.de/detail/index/sArticle/17448/sCategory/24 Wir gehen auf TOUR! Erkunde LIVE mit uns die Welt, höre die besten Geschichten, frage unverschämte Fragen und sei Teil einer Live-Podcast-Folge: 7. März Köln 24. April Frankfurt 25. April München 26. April Berlin Tickets gibt es an allen VVK-Stellen und online!

When is making music about community survival? For Ladino singer Sarah Aroeste, her role is as much as a cultural preservationist. Although she was raised in suburban New Jersey, Sarah's family heritage goes back to the town of Monastir in Macedonia, where 98% of the Jewish population were killed during the Holocaust, and beyond that to the Iberian peninsula, where Jews were expelled during the Spanish Inquisition. Since establishing herself as a professional musician, Sarah has made it her mission to contribute to a thriving modern library of songs in Ladino, the unique language of the Jews in this region. During our conversation, Jack and Sarah discuss how she is creating opportunities for young people to connect to their Sephardic heritage through not just music, but also literacy and food; and Sarah explains why her work pushing back against cultural assimilation is particularly poignant during the festival of Hanukkah. Climb with us on this week's Soul Ladder Music! Learn more: https://saraharoeste.com/ Songs: Sarah Aroeste "Od Bitola Pojdov" Sarah Aroeste "Oy Qui Muevi Mezis" Sarah Aroeste "Chika Morena" Sarah Aroeste "Buena Semana" Yo Yo Ma "Bach Cello Suite 1 in G Major" Flory Jagoda "L'Amor" Tuck and Patty "Takes My Breath Away" Sarah Aroeste "Hanuka" Soul Ladder Music Playlist: spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Social: www.instagram.com/interfaithish/ www.facebook.com/interfaithish/ www.twitter.com/interfaithish/ Email: interfaithish@gmail.com

Join Rax and Amber in telling the tale of those eight crazy nights that are Hanukkah/Chanukkah/Khanike/but not Hanuka, ever, because that's just plain bad vibes! 

Hanuka 

Hanuka 

Songs and tunes from some of the artists who particularly impressed me during 2022. Many of them played at The Rogue, some of them played at Summer festivals in BC and Alberta, and a few played at concerts around Vancouver. I added some new releases, one or two songs for Hanuka and the Solstice, a bit of Hawaiian exotica, and a few performers coming to The Rogue over the next few weeks.

Today the whole gang is back together. Not only that, but it's also Christmas (and Hanuka, c'mon guys) season. And not only both of those things but it's also draft week. The tri-fecta. A Fair Enough Christmas miracle if you will. This episode we dive into all things Christmas. From movies, to food, to tinsel, it's all here. We loved this one and we ho-ho-hope ya'll do too. Take care, strap in. Also Mike hates matching PJ's Instagram/TikTok: @fairenoughpod Instagram: @robertbrennan22, @michael.falbo Also want to give a huge thank you to the sponsor of todays episode, Rogue Creative (http://roguecreative.org)

Children in foster care may have only bad memories of the holidays. Maybe they remember it as a time where Santa always forgot their house. Maybe they remember their mom being stressed about not being able to afford Christmas. Perhaps they did have memorable Christmas but their special Christmas didn't include a tree or gifts but a special trip to Waffle House every year. There was once a year time to eat out and everyone was happy. Maybe they recognized a different holiday. Maybe they were Jehova's witnesses or celebrated Hanuka or Kwanza. So now that we have all these possibilities let's go into how we can show up for any kid during the holiday season.