Podcasts about jw3

Tally Koren arrived in London with 1 suitcase and a dream in the late 90th, and against all odds became an international Singer - Songwriter. Despite family objections and countless music business rejections, what kept her going was, turning every minus to plus, taking every refusal to become better, and every hard situation to do something good to herself and others.Her turning point to fulfil her childhood dreams and to become a singer happened at the age of 26, while she was in a very un-happy marriage.A singing teacher immediately recognised her talent and thought that her low voice is reminding of Karen carpenter.In 2007 Tally made the decision to make her first album and not to wait for the record company.Despite one of the top radios plugger telling her that she doesn't have a chance to make it nationally being over 40. She made the choice to listen to the words of her song “Beauty of The Duty “saying “the only thing that holds you back is you”. Her song became a National success on the BBC radio 3 weeks later. Many of my other singles been playlisted with over 1000 radio stations in the UK and around the world.Performances include: the Royal Albert Hall, The National Arboretum, The Belgrade Theatre, Pizza on the Park, Pizza Express, The JW3, Electric Carousel, The Soho Revue Bar, the Forum (Kentish Town), Tate Britain to Celebrate William Blake's birthday,The House of Lords, opening a football match at the MK Dons Stadium.Music in Films: “Rotten Fruit” Windmills of Your Mind, and Man Who Sold the World.TV advert for Bell Atlantic, USA phone company.Her purpose in life is to inspire people to do what they love.“For me, Free Will is not just a song - it's a journey about resilience, commitment, and my life purpose to inspire people to make the best choices in life, have the courage to go for their dreams, never give up, and take every rejection to become better.”Find Tally Koren on all social media platforms @tallykorenGet your Jumpstart Journal here: http://subscribepage.io/YCauoKWork with me: www.karaleighgarrison.com/coaching

"It's a very loaded moment to be doing a Jewish work…but the overall message is of coming together and celebrating Jewish traditions" After the success of London's first ever Jewish panto last year, which had everyone from babies to bubbas in fits of giggles, it's only right that the family fun returns for a second season. The same team behind the hilarious Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Pig, presents Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah, about East Ender Goldie Frocks and the fuzzy Behr family, who are preparing for the best bear mitzvah Picalilli Circus has ever seen. Judi Herman caught up with one of the stars of the show, Frankie Thompson (aka Baby Behr), to talk about her family history in theatre, using comedy to address difficult topics and living up to the legend of ‘Smelly Bum'.Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah runs until Sunday 8 January. Times vary. From £26 adults, from £16 children. JW3, NW3 6ET. jw3.org.uk/panto

After Nasrallah, where are we now? Following the killing of Hezbollah's long-time leader, the situation on Israel's northern border is more uncertain than ever. In this special episode hosted by UJIA and recorded live at JW3, London's Jewish Community Centre, Yossi Klein Halevi and Donniel Hartman discuss the delicate balance between the deterrence of despair and the arrogance of power.   JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOR MORE HARTMAN IDEAS Sponsor an upcoming episode of For Heaven's Sake. Click here to learn more.

With a 2023 sold-out run at Soho Theatre, and a major role in the first-ever Jewish panto at JW3 in London, Australian, Josh Glanc, has been making waves across the UK.  This is his origin story. He also talks about his 2024 Edinburgh show, 'Josh Glanc: Family Man'. Image by by Marcelle Bradbeer. Presented by Martin Walker. Josh's Profile and Social Media HERE www.onthemic.co.uk

In today's weekly check-in with Haviv Rettig Gur from the Times of Israel, we discuss intensifying debates within Israel over the leadership of the government, how to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable war aims as Israel transitions to a new phase in the war, is there an actual disagreement on concrete policy objectives between different members of the War Council, and what to make of the growing protest movement. If you are in London on Monday, January 22, Haviv and Dan will be in conversation at 7:30 pm at JW3. Details here: https://www.jw3.org.uk/genius-israel#

So we settle in for over an hour and a half of gun talk this time on the cast. Okay, not entirely an hour and a half. We did drift a bit talking about Halle Berry and her dogs in JW3 and then to dogs but we had a strong start with a solid hour of guns and nothing but guns!

This week we continue with the saga of John Wick, what started as a story about a man and his dog has evolved into a man at war with the life he left behind, seeking vengeance against those who refuse to leave him be. Tune in to find out what the Baba Yaga has in store for his enemies in John Wick Chapter 4 which picks up where JW3 left out with John Wick still excommunicated and on the run. Tune in to find out if this latest installment in the series is a classic headshot or more of a papercut graze. To hear all of this and so much more...Just Press Play▶️...Enjoy

The biggest Merry Christmas and a Happy Holidays to you and yours, Royal Community  We are so excited to be discussing the Christmas engagements on the run-up to Christmas. We will be talking about:  Royal Carols: Together At Christmas at Westminster Abbey The release of the Royal Christmas cards for 2022  We talk predictions for The Kings Christmas Speech The King gets his dancing shoes on for Chanukah celebrations at JW3 Community Centre Queen Elizabeth is remembered at Westminster Hall  King Charles III and Queen Consort take a visit to London Community Kitchen  Princess Alexandra takes a visit to  St. Christopher's Hospice  The Princess Royal is named the hardest working Royal of 2022!

Will future generations be Jewish? How do I find love? How can we elevate our friendships? If we could change one thing about Judaism what would it be? In Rabbiting On Live! the studio audience asked the rabbis some rather interesting questions. Also available as a video podcast: https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/podcasts/rabbiting-on/ Recorded on location at JW3 with music from Daniel Cainer and Cantor Zoe Jacobs. With thanks to Rabbi Lev Taylor, Christina and Alex, Adam and Shereen, Debbi and Sion and JW3. Photgraphy by  Kate Swerdlow.

Will future generations be Jewish? How do I find love? How can we elevate our friendships? If we could change one thing about Judaism - what would it be? In Rabbiting On Live! the studio audience asked the rabbis some rather interesting questions. Recorded on location at JW3 with music from Daniel Cainer and Cantor Zoe Jacobs, join us for Rabbiting On Live! 2022. Also available as a video podcast: https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/podcasts/rabbiting-on/ With thanks to Rabbi Lev Taylor, Christina and Alex, Adam and Shereen, Debbi and Sion and JW3. Photgraphy by  Kate Swerdlow.

Does what's on TV tell us something about ourselves? Is it healthy to watch so much news and do MPs eating animal body parts in exchange for redemption make us want to laugh or cry? Find out what the Rabbis think in this episode of Rabbiting On. Come meet the rabbis in person for an evening of lively chat about love, friendship, relationship and the future of our community with music and some special guests; it's the Rabbiting On Live at JW3 on Thursday, 1st December at 7:30pm - Tickets are on sale now: Visit: https://www.jw3.org.uk/whats-on/rabbiting-live

This week, Rex sits down with Rabbi Rose Prevezer, a rabbi, activist, and curator working at the intersection of art, spirituality, and communal innovation. She is Head of Communities at JW3, London's leading Jewish arts and culture venue, and is also involved in the Wellspring Project, working to build an inclusive centre for wellbeing with mikveh at its heart. What is a mikveh? Click HERE to find out more! I love you all ways, always, REX.

In this episode of Cinema Stubs, we review JURASSIC WORLD DOMINION, we talk Adam Sandler movies, new trailers, news, and more!

This week we're talking about JW3, or JP6 depending on your perspective, either way it's Jurassic World Dominion. We talk about chasing clones and dinosaurs, stakes too low vs stakes too high, the perfection of Laura Dern, and a clearly evil corporation.  This episode is brought to you by QUIP! With Quip's Smart Electric Toothbrush good habits can earn you great perks like free products, gift cards, and more. QUIP's sensitive vibrations, with a built-in timer, help guide gentle brushing. You can get your first refill free at GETQUIP.com/SUPER Brought to you in part by GhostBed. Every GhostBed product, from their mattresses to their sheets and pillows, is designed with cooling features so it's perfect if you sleep warm, which most people do. Right now, GhostBed is offering our listeners 40% off GhostBed Bundles where you get a Mattress, Adjustable Base, or 30% Off Sitewide. That is 30% off all mattresses + 2 luxury pillows use promo code TFS at www.ghostbed.com/tfs

Join Jewish Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon for their comedy podcast, a chat show about all things Jewish, produced by Russell Balkind. This week's guests are chef Denise Philips and CEO of JW3 Raymond Simonson.Follow them on social media, follow US on social media and don't forget to let us know what you think about the show.Facebook: @JewTalkinTwitter: @JewTalkinInstagram: @JewTalkinLots more fantastic episodes waiting to be released every Friday morning, so don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5* review - it really helps other people find the show. Go on… it's what your mother would want!--------------------------------------------------------------------- Twitter: @jewishcookeryInstagram: @denises_kitchenWebsite: www.jewishcookery.com Prue Leith trained Denise Phillips is the UK's leading Jewish chef and cookery writer. she offers a wide range of cookery classes and an array of mouth-watering modern stylish recipes through her website, her famous classes, her books and in the media. Denise is well known for her Date On A Plate format for Jewish singles, which is now available on Zoom as well as in person. The next Date on a plate event is online for ages 50-60 on Bank Holiday Monday 2 May, 7.30-8.30 pm  check out her website for more info. Denise's quest has always been to create Jewish cooking with style, taste and a rich visual look and has showcased her modern approach to kosher cookery on a range of radio and TV shows including appearances on BBC1, ITV  and DKW Channel.  She also writes a weekly food column in the Jewish Weekly and is a regular contributor for the Jewish Chronicle, Jewish News, Jewish Recorder and Jewish Vegetarian Society magazine.Twitter: @FatSideburnsInstagram: @raymondsimonsonWebsite: www.jw3.org.uk Raymond is CEO of JW3, London's Jewish Community Centre and leading cultural venue. Find out more about JW3's new Spring/Summer season of arts, culture, classes, courses, music, comedy, film and more at www.jw3.org.uk! Raymond Simonson is a qualified Community and Youth Worker, holds a BA in Jewish History, an MA in Applied Anthropology and Community & Youth Work, and an alumnus of the Cambridge University Senior Faith Leadership Programme. He was the first full time Executive Director of Limmud, and prior to that was the UJIA/Jewish Agency Director of Informal Jewish Education. In a lay capacity, he sits on the Limmud FSU International Steering Committee, and the advisory boards of Mitzvah Day, the London Jewish Forum, and Amal, a new project of the Said Foundation ‘that uses Muslim arts and culture to increase understanding of Britain's Muslim communities among people of other faiths and none.  Get bonus content on the Jew Talkin' To Me? Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Boris Johnson announced the end to coronavirus restrictions, we examine the measures community institutions are taking to keep everyone safe. Joining this week's podcast are, Daniel Carmel-Brown, chief executive of Jewish Care, Rabbi Alex Chapper, of Elstree and Borehamwood United Synagogue, Liberal Judaism's chief executive officer, Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Raymond Simonson, CEO of community centre JW3.

In this week's Jewish News Podcast, editor Richard Ferrer is joined by CST chief executive Mark Gardner, JW3 chief executive Raymond Simonson and Imam Abdullah Antepli to analyse the impact and implications of the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue siege in Texas.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the massacre of more than 33,000 Jews by Nazi occupying forces in the ravine of Babyn Yar in the suburbs of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv. The figures rose to more than 100,000 over the following two years of Nazi occupation. Songs for Babyn Yar marks this anniversary with a performance featuring three Ukrainian musicians – Yuriy Gurzhy, Svetlana Kundish and Mariana Sadovska – who have composed and arranged the music. Drawing on diverse voices, including survivors' testimonies, traditional Yiddish and Ukrainian folk songs and poetry, they journey deep into 100 years of their country's history to reveal forgotten stories and silenced songs. It is a new act of remembrance that also asks how to move forward from a tragedy that has never been fully commemorated. After a performance at JW3 on Sunday 21 November, it will tour to Ukraine and there are plans for further UK performances. Songs for Babyn Yar is directed by Josephine Burton, artistic director of Dash Arts, who spoke to JR's arts editor Judi Herman about the story of the production and how it tells a powerful story.Songs for Babyn Yar runs Sunday 21 November. 7.30pm. £15 (in-person), £5 (online only). JW3, NW3 6ET. 020 7433 8988. jw3.org.uk

I was hoping Jonny Gould's Jewish State would feature more live events. But for the pesky pandemic, this would've been a much more frequent occurrence already. So it's with a great pleasure that this episode records a wonderful night in aid of Jewish Blind and Disabled as I took to the JW3 stage with Robert Rinder. In this frank conversation, Rob reveals how his hit daytime show, Judge Rinder was pitched as a remake of 70s courtroom drama, Crown Court. He also discusses the life changing attitudes which came from his deeply moving episode of “Who Do You Think You Are”, which chronicled his grandfather's miraculous escape from a Nazi death camp. It's not too late to make a donation to Jewish Blind & Disabled. On the night we raised a phenomenal £95,000 in the room. Donate now at https://www.jbd.org/donate Support Jonny Gould's Jewish State: Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/JonathanLGould

Join Jewish Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon for their comedy podcast, a chat show about all things Jewish, produced by Russell Balkind. This week's guests are Eli Batalion and Jamie Elman best known as Leizer and Chaimie from the cult hit web series Yidlife Crisis. Follow them on social media, follow US on social media and don't forget to let us know what you think about the show.Facebook: @JewTalkinTwitter: @JewTalkinInstagram: @JewTalkinLots more fantastic episodes waiting to be released every Friday morning, so don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5* review - it really helps other people find the show. Go on… it's what your mother would want!--------------------------------------------------------------------- Yidlife CrisisTwitter: @YidLifeCrisisInstagram: @yidlifecrisisWebsite: www.yidlifecrisis.comCreated by Eli Batalion & Jamie Elman, YidLife Crisis is the world's first 18 and over/Chai+ Yiddish web series. It's won numerous awards and been described* as “One of the Top 1000 Things to Happen to the Yiddish Language in the Last 1000 Years”. (*By Eli and Jamie) They will be appearing at JW3 in London as part of “Oy Canada: A Celebration of Canadian Jews” on 1st July 2021, here is the link https://www.jw3.org.uk/whats-on/oy-canada-celebration-canadian-jewsWanting to pay homage to the yiddishkayt in their upbringing and the Jewish comedic lens on life with which they were raised, Eli and Jamie developed the YidLife Crisis web series and cultural brand. They describe YidLife Crisis as a love letter about modern Jewish identity, set mostly in Yiddish, making Jewish identity inclusive to all through the ice-breaking power of comedy. What started as a passion project turned into a hit with over 3,000,000 video views and 30,000 subscribers, global press, awards and accolades, the collaboration of talent such as Mayim Bialik and Howie Mandel, and a chance to work with various organizations from Jewish community centers through academic institutions through comedy festivals. Jamie ElmanTwitter: @JamieElmanJamie has appeared on many of television's most acclaimed series including Mad Men, Curb Your Enthusiasm, House M.D., Criminal Minds, Without A Trace, CSI: NY, The Closer and The Young and the Restless. He also played Luke, the resident piano-playing record store guy and boyfriend, for three seasons on NBC's award winning and critically lauded drama American Dreams. His breakout role was Cody on the FOX/YTV hit teen sitcom Student Bodies. Jamie has starred in "California Dreamin'" (Grand Prix, Un Certain Regard, 2007 Cannes Film Festival), "When Nietzsche Wept", "Shattered Glass", "The Chicago 8", "Saving Lincoln", and "Random Encounters". He has done extensive voice work for video games such as Star Wars: The Old Republic and animated films including Disney's Wreck-It Ralph and the blockbuster Frozen. He also wrote and starred in the web series "crazy/sexy/awkward," produced by Howie Mandel, and "YidLife Crisis," the world's first 18+ Yiddish comedy series. He recently appeared in the finale of Canadian series "Bomb Girls." Jamie is also an accomplished blues and jazz pianist and singer.Eli Batalion Twitter: @EliBatalionInstagram: @elibatalionEli Batalion is a writer, producer, director, actor and composer for film, TV, the web and the stage who has taken his love of the arts into the realm of social entrepreneurship. Hei began his career in musical theatre with the award-winning internationally touring play "JOB: The Hip-Hop Musical." He and partner Jerome Sable evolved their work to the screen with the musical horror comedy short "The Legend of Beaver Dam" selected to TIFF, Sundance, Berlinale and over 75 global film festivals. From there, they evolved to feature horror musical comedy Stage Fright featuring Minne Driver and Meat Loaf. "YidLife Crisis," Eli's project done with partner Jamie Elman, uses the disarming power of comedy to be able to build bridges within and between communities. In a short period of time, it has grown from an award-winning fictional web series to an unscripted digital docu-series "Global Shtetl," the award-winning documentary feature "CHEWDAISM: A Taste of Jewish Montreal" and a global live touring phenomenon. Eli's writing/directing feature film debut, Appiness, supported by Telefilm Canada and the Talent Fund, was released by distributor Gravitas Ventures in 2020.--------------------------------------------------------------------- *This episode was recorded under lockdown conditions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month Phil, Kate, Tony & Jon speak to Mia Fell about JW3's "Jewish Life in Dubai the Early Years". Professor of Judaic Studies, Natan Meir talks about 'The Cholera Wedding' which was a peculiar ritual that emerged among East European Jews in the 19th century. London-based Middle East analyst, Jonathan Paris on 'Israel faces Iran and the world in a Middle East with an uncertain America' as well as reaction to the recent Gaza conflict. Jewish Domestic Goddess, Denise Phillips offers some vegetarian ideas for "the three weeks" and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg of New North London Masorti Synagogue.

This month Phil, Kate, Tony & Clive hear from Composer Alexander Bermange on how he has adapted his play 'I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical' for a COVID age. Michele Leigh of The Oli Leigh Trust, talks about the third anniversary since Oli's passing and why they have launched the campaign #Orange4Oli. Author Beverly Lester chats about her book 'We Were The Newmans' which is set against a backdrop of apartheid South Africa in the 1970s. Rachel Grunwald gives us our JW3 roundup, Denise Phillips has a few recipe ideas for Shavuot and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Charley Baginsky of Liberal Judaism.

Albie Sachs is one of the world's most important living human rights jurists and freedom fighter. This fascinating interview between Adam Wagner and Albie Sachs was organised by JW3 supported by the Genesis Philanthropy Fund and is posted here with permission and thanks. Show notes at www.betterhumanpodcast.com - and please don't forget to leave a review if you enjoy this!

Phil, Jon, Tony & Kate hear from educator & speaker, William Tyler MBE. He chats about a forthcoming talk for JW3 entitled 'Germany In The Immediate Aftermath Of 1945'. Rafi Mendelsohn from My Heritage, chats about an amazing new feature the website has introduced called 'Deep Nostalgia', where old photos are brought to life using AI. Rebekah Saltzman tells us about Blagan Be Gone, an Israeli company that helps households to declutter and clear-out, perfect for around Pesach! Our JW3 update comes from Rachel Grunwald and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Mark Goldsmith, Senior Rabbi at Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue.

This month Phil, Jon, Kate, Tony and Clive hear from Historian & Author, Daniel Sonabend about 'The 43 Group and Their Forgotten Battle' - on at JW3 (Wed 10 March 2021 | 7:30pm). Dr Aviva Dautch talks about her ongoing book group 'Modern Jewish Literature' (continuous for JW3). Cancer Survivor & Entrepreneur, Natasha Applebaum on surviving against the odds -despite being given just days to live and starting up her candle subscription service whilst going through treatment. David Dicks, UK Representative of 'Call to Care' tells us about the work the Ukrainian charity does to help Jews there make aliyah. Also, he tells us why it means so much to him despite not being Jewish himself. Jewish Domestic Goddess, Denise Phillips gives some lockdown Pesach ideas and our Rabbinic thought comes from Rabbi Harvey Belovski of Golders Green United Synagogue.

This month Phil, Kate, Tony and Jon speak to Dr Miri Freud Kendal about her JW3 talk 'Faith in Lockdown: Building Blocks to a Contemporary Jewish Theology'. Which is on Monday 8th Feb at 7.30pm for JW3. Contestant on The Junior Bake Off, Zack Cohen, chats about his time on the show and what's next for him. Musician Francesca Ter-Berg talks about a successful campaign that has seen Margate Synagogue saved from development. Jewish Domestic Goddess, Denise Phillips gives a recipe for Purim and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg

Happy New Year! This month Phil, Jon, Kate, Tony and Clive speak to Comedian, Steve Furst aka Lenny Beige about 'Lenny Beige's Tribute to Neil Diamond' Rabbi Roderick Young shares his family's extraordinary story and previews his JW3 show 'Exodus 1947: Did My Father Turn The Ship Back?' Edinburgh-based embroiderer and visual artist, Tzipporah Johnston chats about her 'The Fruit of Her Hands' project. Which sees her using COVID inspired materials to make unique Judaicah. CEO of Work Avenue, Debbie Sheldon talks about their forthcoming fundraiser and the challenges COVID 19 poses. Also, how the organisation is busier than ever. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Charley Baginsky, CEO of Liberal Judaism.

This month Phil, Clive, Kate, Jon & Tony chat to Comedian Ashley Blaker about performing the first show in front of an audience at JW3 since lockdown began. Frances Jeens on The Jewish Museum's exhibition which explores the legacy of the Holocaust. Natasha Bernard talks about a walk she and her siblings will take part in following the tragic loss of their parents ten years ago. Joel Levy explains how he managed to bring more than fifty members of his family together from around the world. Jewish Domestic Goddess, Denise Phillips offers some culinary inspiration for Rosh Hashanah and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Charley Baginskey from Liberal Judaism.

Having watched JW1, we moved onto JW2 and JW3....or more specifically Chapter John 3 Wick Parabellum.Does 2 sit at the top of the high table? Is three as bad as I say it is? Who thought a muzzle break could act as a silencer? How many dogs are there? Who's on the high table and who's beneath it?. Most importantly...should we use Cuba Pete as our intro music?As always, listen to find out!!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kwawwpodcast)

This month Phil, Clive, Kate, Jon & Tony hear from Historian, Trudy Gold as she prepares to host 'An Overview of British Jewry' on Tuesday 18th August 2020 for JW3. Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon chat about their new online chat show 'Jew Talkin' to Me?'. Musician & Producer Ashira Gorfinkel talks about the work she's doing with 'Kol Zimra'. Robert Speker on going viral with recreating album covers with the staff and residents of the Sydmar Lodge Care Home. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Mark Goldsmith, Senior Rabbi at Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue.

This month Phil, Clive, Kate, Tony and Jon hear from Searle Kochberg who chats about 'Irving Berlin: Musical Genius' an online talk for JW3. Author Debra Barnes on ‘The Young Survivors' a novel inspired by her mother's story of Holocaust survival. Professor Gabby Sarusi talks about a new COVID-19 breathalyser test that's been developed at Ben Gurion University. Michael Mail, Chief Executive of Foundation for Jewish Heritage tells us about preservation works that are going on in Syria, Iraq and Belarus. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Harvey Belovski of Golders Green United Synagogue.

This month, Phil, Jon, Clive, Kate & Tony speak to Lisa Steele from Chai Cancer Care, about their concerns over the lack of people using Chai's services since the Coronavirus outbreak. Neil Marcus of 10 to 4 Productions, chats about his online JW3 course, 'Musicals Uncovered'. Chief Executive of Resource, Victoria Sterman on the community's efforts to get back to work following the COVID-19 outbreak. Bar Mitzvah boy Naftali Arden and his mum, Tania, chat about an unmissable surprise that would make any 'Friends' fan jealous. Our Rabbinic Thought comes from Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg or New North London Masorti Synagogue.

Funny man Ashley Blaker and telly judge Rob Rinder take centre stage on this week's packed show, which also features JW3 boss Raymond Simonson, Rabbi David Meyer and the newspaper review with Richard Ferrer and Brigit Grant.

This month Phil, Jon, Kate, Tony and Clive hear from Chief Executive of JW3, Raymond Simonson about the launch of 'JW3 TV' and 'Jewish Online'. Rabbi Herschel Gluck chats about the life and legacy of his friend Rabbi Avrohom Pinter z"l, who has died of Coronavirus. Film Producer, Zachary Weckstein discusses the release of his debut film 'The Host'. Jennifer Jankel of the Jewish Music Institute tells us about the launch of 'JMI Online'. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Charley Baginsky of Liberal Judaism.

James King BBC Radio 2 (previously Radio 1) Rhianna Dhillon (BBC 6music, also previously Radio 1) return to Flixwatcher to review James’ choice John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum. John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (JW3) picks up exactly where Chapter 2 ends, Wick (Keanu Reeves) is now “excommunicado” after an unauthorized killing on the grounds of The Continental Hotel and is on the run from every hitman in New York. JW3 takes the ante that was upped in JW2 and turns everything up to 11. The mythology of the High Table is expanded, Wick travels to Casablanca, there are horse fu and attack dogs, even more, ultra-violence, more humour, and Jerome Flynn. Chances are if you enjoyed JW and JW2 you’ll probably like JW3 (possibly it could be your favourite in the franchise so far), if you didn’t you’ll probably give this one a miss. If you’ve always wanted to see John Wick kill someone with a book then this film is the one for you. Scores [supsystic-tables id=157] Rhianna remains unconvinced but it’s Kobi’s favourite of the franchise so far, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum scores 3.46 overall. Want to know what Flixwatcher and guests thought of JW2? Check out the previous episode What do you guys think? Have you seen John Wick: Chapter 3 -parabellum? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below!   Episode #150.2 Crew Links   Thanks to the Episode #150.2 Crew of Rhianna Dhillon (@RhiannaDhillon)  from BBC 6 music, previously Radio 1 and James King (@jameskingmovies) BBC Radio 2   Find their websites online at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4f2hhz3XJBtCsyhdBjmwQ20/whats-rhianna-dhillon-been-listening-to and  https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-History-80s-Teen-Movie/dp/1635765846 Please make sure you give them some love     More about John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum   For more info on John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, you can visit John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum IMDb page here or John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum Rotten Tomatoes page here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes   If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

For this week JW2 James Dyer (Empire Magazine and Pilot TV Magazine) and Chris Hewitt (Empire Magazine) join Flixwatcher (remotely) to review James’ choice John Wick: Chapter 2.   John Wick: Chapter 2 (JW2) is the second film in the John Wick franchise, Keanu Reeves returns as John Wick and Chad Stahelski returns to direct. Having come out of retirement to avenge the death of his dog Wick now wants to go back in retirement but can only do this by clearing his debt in the form of a marker (a novelty-sized coin). Rejecting the marker is a violation of one of the two rules of the underworld and Wick is forced to carry out one last hit. JW2 brings the action and high kill count from JW and adds extra while taking some of the action to Rome and weaving in a little more of the mythology. JW2 is everything you would expect, drawing on martial arts and using stunt choreography over special effects keep the fight scenes fresh. Chances are if you enjoyed JW you’ll probably like JW2 (possibly it could be your favorite in the franchise so far), if you didn’t you’ll probably give this one a miss. In John Wick Reeves has created the ultimate fanboy dream hitman, after a long period in the wilderness of terrible films he has finally found his groove. He is clearly enjoying every second, his deadpan delivery (much mocked in many of his other films) just works and he gets to flex his gun-fu muscles. With a death count of 128 and an ending perfectly set up for JW3 there is a lot for fanboys to enjoy. Scores [supsystic-tables id=156] If you’ve always wanted to see John Wick kill someone with a pencil this film is the one for you. JW2 scores highly on recommendability but lose points on the small screen score (best experienced on the big screen was universally agreed) to score 3.75 overall. What do you guys think? Have you seen John Wick Chapter 2? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below!   Episode #150.1 Crew Links   Thanks to the Episode #150.1 Crew of  James Dyer  (@jamescdyer) from Empire Magazine and Pilot TV Magazine(@empiremagazine)  and Chris Hewitt (@ChrisHewitt) from Empire Magazine   Find their websites online at http://jamesdyer.co/ and  https://www.empireonline.com/   Please make sure you give them some love     More about John Wick Chapter 2   For more info on John Wick Chapter 2, you can visit John Wick Chapter 2 IMDb page here or John Wick Chapter 2 Rotten Tomatoes page here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes   If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

This is the first episode in our series, “Theology in Practice: Knowing God Changes Who We Are and How We Engage with the World.” This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 outbreak, but the four episodes to follow in this series will very much speak to the current, crazy circumstances revolving around COVID-19 and we pray they will be a help to you. The most helpful thing you can intake, ever, particularly in times of crisis, is the Word of God. Whether you’re at home with school aged kiddos because their schools are shut down, fighting loneliness in your apartment or being driven crazy by your roommate, entertaining toddlers indoors for hours on end, or working late at the hospital taking care of those who are sick, this week’s episode with Dianne Jago will encourage you to invest whatever time you can being in God’s Word. Dianne founded Deeply Rooted Magazine, where she serves as the chief editor. She’s married to a military man named Ethan, has three kiddos, and lives in Florida, and she just published her first book, A Holy Pursuit. We talk about worldview, what it is, and how we can develop a Biblical worldview.   CONNECT WITH DIANNE Instagram Deeply Rooted Magazine Book    SCRIPTURE REFERENCES Hebrews 4:12 Romans 2:15 Psalm 119   DISCUSSION QUESTIONS What is a worldview? How does your worldview impact the way you go about life and the decisions you make?  How can you continue to cultivate a Christian worldview that is built upon the Word of God? In what areas might your worldview be shaped by worldly thinking? How does knowing God change who you are and how you interact with the world around you?   FULL SHOW NOTES   SPONSORS In Enough about Me, Jen Oshman encourages women facing disappointment or disillusionment to root their identity in Christ and what he has done for them. Now through April 6th, Journeywomen listeners can pick up Enough about Me for 40% off with a free Crossway+ membership by going to crossway.org/JW3. Prep Dish is offering a free one week pantry and freezer meal plan created to help with the growing need for more recipes using what you might have on hand. To get your copy of their new pantry and freezer meal plan, go to prepdish.com/pantry. Southeastern Seminary believes that women's gifts are essential to a healthy church. Southeastern Seminary offers everything from certificate studies for those just getting started to doctoral degrees that are tailor-made to help you minister to those God has put in your life. Visit sebts.edu/academics and use the code "Journeywomen" and Southeastern will waive your application fee.   FOR MORE Subscribe: iTunes | Android Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook Support the podcast by writing a review *Affiliate links used are used where appropriate. Thank you for supporting the products that support Journeywomen!

This month Phil, Kate, Clive and Tony hear from Rachel Grunwald, Director of Programming at JW3 about some of the events coming up throughout March. Cineast, Tony Sloman chats about the life and work of the late Kirk Douglas. Neil Taylor on 'Love Langdon', the annual fundraiser for the independent living charity and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Harvey Belovski of Golders Green United Synagogue.

The latest minisode gets hype for Jurassic World 3 filming, goes full Lord of the Rings crossover with songwriter and musician, Kira Metcalf, and we hear a special message from Jurassic Park Podcast’s Tom Fishenden. Follow:Kira Metcalf - https://twitter.com/KiraMetcalfTom Fishenden - https://twitter.com/Tom_JurassicSara and Dax’s Bluth - https://www.instagram.com/nothingbutthebluth/Further Reading:1. Jurassic World 3 Filming stuff (Starts February at Pinewood Studios in London)2. Filming in Hawaii again via Reel News Hawaii - https://twitter.com/reelnewshawaii/status/1201958241988513792?s=203. Working title for JW3 is Arcadia via Matt M aka Sickle_Claw (Production Weekly) - https://twitter.com/Sickle_Claw/status/1202384241641738240?s=204. Original trio begin filming in April via Chris Pugh/News Breakfast/Sam Neill - https://twitter.com/ChrisLikesDinos/status/1202468046998327296?s=205. Colin tweets video of working animatronic with no skin (John Nolan’s team from the Netflix Dark Crystal) - https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/1205538538852421634?s=206. Jurassic Motion Comics - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnR4Y2QGOhg7. Jurassic World Live Tour Dates - https://www.jurassicworldlivetour.com/8. Sara and Dax's Bluth podcast - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-bluth-the-whole-bluth-and-nothing-but-the-bluth9. https://www.theonering.net/torwp/2020/01/16/107518-christopher-tolkien-passes-away-at-the-age-of-95/10. https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/lord-of-the-rings-amazonThis month's question: Since Laura Dern will return as Dr. Ellie Sattler in a starring role in Jurassic World 3, what are hoping to see, where do you want them to take the character, and where do you think she has been since Jurassic Park III?Call to leave your response: (323) 688-6969 or send me an email: seejurassicright@gmail.comDonate to the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/seejurassicright Follow along with the show:https://twitter.com/sjrpod

Happy New Year! This month Phil, Kate, Tony and Clive speak to Raymond Simonson, Chief Executive of JW3 about the JW3 Ice Rink and the 'Winter Family Disco'. Comic Book Creator and Cartoonist, Jordan B. Gorfinkel a.k.a. Gorf chats about his unusual and fascinating career in Batman comics. Historian Alan Dein talks about his forthcoming event at JW3' Petticoat Lane Foxtrot' which explores Jewish jazz music. Rabbi David Mason of Muswell Hill Synagogue on why he and hundreds of others braved the elements in Trafalgar Square for the homeless. Our Jewish Domestic Goddess, Denise Phillips gives us an insight into some of the predicted food trends for 2020 and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Danny Rich of Liberal Judaism UK.

This month Phil, Kate and Clive hear from Michelle Sorell about her book ‘The Wonder of Stillness: Meditation for Children'. Dr Bea Lewkowicz chats about 'AJR's Refugees Voices'. Philip Simon and Mike Capozzola on the Jewish Comedy Festival 2019. Eveanne Baker talks about giving the appeal speech at the Norwood annual dinner. Zoe Steel tells us what's coming up at JW3. Denise Phillips gives us a recipe for Chanukah and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Laura Janner-klausner of Reform Judaism.

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The assassin underground world gets ever so bigger with the latest installment of the John Wick franchise. More secret societies, more secret governments, less people NOT in the underground. Parabellum translates to “prepare for war.” Our butts and backs were not ready for the war of our seats in B&B theaters’ MX4D. How did the high octane action play out as we literally were in high octane action ourselves? Listen in to find out. First and foremost, B&B Theaters is not endorsing or sponsoring this post. We talk about an aspect of their theaters, because its in one of their theaters that we saw John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum. Because of a technical issue when seeing Shazam! we were given free passes to another film. We chose to use them to see John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum. Only, it wasn’t just a regular ticket; this was for John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum in MX4D!!!!! What is MX4D? In a nutshell, its motion seats and atmospheric effects used to enhance the movie viewing experience. The seats move in all directions, the backs punch you, and water sprays in your face. At times you can feel the wind in your hair when there is a car chase. And at other times you can smell what’s happening on screen. And with such a gun heavy movie as John Wick, a strobe flash for virtually every gun shot. Is this worth it? Maybe, maybe not. Let us tell you about the movie first. All in all, there’s not much to say about the third chapter of John Wick. If you’ve seen 1 and 2, you know what you're getting into. John having to fight his way to survival in endless close quarters hand to hand, gun to gun combat. It’s the choreography that is the spectacle here. Keanu Reeves doesn’t say much in this movie at all; at times he even quotes himself from The Matrix. Halle Berry and her character’s attack dogs added a nice change of pace for the action. Mark Dacascos’s Zero made for a formidable antagonist that at times made the audience think perhaps John Wick has met his match. Ian McShane and Laurence Fishburne shine as they reprise their roles in the franchise. The most surprising and rewarding was Lance Reddick’s concierge character Charon. In past installments he’s been much like a concierge, there to answer questions and serve the needs of customers not getting involved in any sort of action. Here he arms himself not so much to defend John Wick, but to defend the hotel he loyally serves in. Is MX4D worth it? Depends. John Wick is not a movie that requires a lot of attention to follow the plot. It’s not like trying to follow the plot of Memento where every frame is littered with subtext and clues to the truth of the narrative. John Wick is a shoot ‘em up film with lots of cool action… and that’s about it. When being jostled around by motion controlled hydraulic seats, you don’t want to worry about subtle plot details. The seats were harder than traditional seats and for the case of some of our butts, they started to go numb toward the end. With that aside, both the Brothers Brotastic couldn’t stop laughing at how ridiculous the insane motion could be sometimes. Andrew personally thought the MX4D made John Wick 3 much more enjoyable than if he had seen it in a standard theater. Andrew gives JW3 1 ticket, he’s glad he saw it once. Philip gave JW3 2 tickets. He thoroughly enjoys the franchise, and can’t wait to see where chapter 4 takes him. Until next time, we’ll see you a the movies. And don’t forget to check your ticket stubs.

This month Phil, Jon, Tony & Clive hear from Musician, Jeremy Sassoon about his show 'MOJO (Musicians of Jewish Origin), which is on at JW3 on 26th September 2019. Chief Executive of Norwood, Bev Jacobson chats about the planned redevelopment of the Ravenswood site. Restaurateur, Lee Landau tells us why he has reopened Ruben's restaurant a matter of months after it closed. Community Educator, Rabbi Debbie Young Somers on Reform Judaism's Annual Dinner which is taking place later this month. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Danny Rich, Senior Rabbi of Liberal Judaism UK.

This month Phil, Kate, Tony & Clive hear from Composer, Alexander Bermange about his new production 'I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical', which is on at The Edinburgh Fringe 2019. Jewish Comedian of the Year Contestant, James Harris chats about his Camden Fringe show, 'The Palace of Earthly Delights'. Head of Community Programming at JW3, Natalie Burger & the organiser behind 'Mind Sports Olympiad', Etan Ilfeld tell us about the programme of Summer events at JW3. Founder of West End Travel, David Segel talks about record levels of tourism for Israel. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Harvey Belovski of Golders Green United Synagogue.

Welcome back to Monkey Shenanigans Podcasts! Kick back, listen up and chillax as we discuss some stuff about GOT, JW3, anime, AND MORE! Joining me today: RAWjawSays @RAWjasekaram While you wait until next Monday! Peep one of these vids! ➡️ MSYW - One More Time WOWAKA (Tribute Song) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEWX2emQcJA ➡️ The Hidden Power of Hentai https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLb35JqLV7s ➡️ Anime Hidden Talent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kej62QlCpnk _________________________________________________________________ ➡️ Follow me on twitter: @Mr_StealYoWaifu ➡️ Check my Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-690216195 ➡️ Pop my IG: @m.s.y.w

West End musical theatre veteran and professional singer Tracy Kashi is a warm, friendly and versatile vocalist and musician, with an Iranian, Israeli background. Based in North London, she has worked as an actress and singer and appeared many times at the Royal Festival Hall. She made her West End debut in Rent at The Prince of Wales and has worked with stars such as Petula Clark, Idina Menzel, Bobby McFerrin. She can be found singing Jazz at Ronnie Scotts or Kurt Weil at The Royal Festival Hall, and is the featured voice in the musical score for ITV’s Maigret with Rowan Atkinson. Her new show My Cancer Gap Year is an uplifting musical about her very recent experience with breast cancer—from shock diagnosis to tentative recovery—and combines comedy song and candid advice. This is Your London Legacy. “What do we humans do when stuff is hard to talk about? Very often we turn to humor to diffuse and deflect and communicate.” [10:26] Tracy doesn’t identify as a “cancer survivor” or undertaking a “cancer journey”. She feels as though she has had an experience with a disease and is still here. Hence the name of her show—Cancer Gap Year—which succinctly sums up how she feels about her experience, without diminishing the struggles that have come with her diagnosis and treatment. The show ties together song and comedy to convey Tracy’s experience—a mashup that she openly admits was difficult deliver, as she had never done any sort of stand up comedy before. She didn’t want to offend anyone by making light of sensitive material, but in the end she feels she was able to be authentic about the ridiculous parts of her “gap year” while treating the disease others may have experienced with respect. Tracy admits there was a bit of imposter syndrome at play, something she has had to overcome over the course of her career as a performer. However, her 20 minute version of the show was a bit of a trial run, and one Tracy was quite happy with. “Perfect is the enemy of the good.” [32:58] During Tracy’s diagnosis and treatment she took notes on everything from first finding her lump after a grimy ride on the Northern Line, to talking about bureaucratic insensitivities and her response to treatment—Tracy and her husband latched onto the ridiculous and laughed about it. It was healing for them. The show is Tracy’s way of doing something useful with her experience; raising awareness, raising money, showing respect and gratitude for everyone that helped her, and helping others cope and heal with the power of laughter and performance. If you are interested in seeing Tracy perform My Cancer Gap Year you can sign up at TracyKashi.com (http://www.tracykashi.com/welcome-1) to get gig info, watch videos, and find out more about her work. Tracy can also be booked for coaching. She has two upcoming shows; one on July 25th and another (the big one) on October 31st on the main stage at JW3. Links Twitter (https://twitter.com/TracyKashi) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/tracykashi/) Support this podcast

This month Jon, Kate, Tony & Clive speak to award winning author, Howard Jacobson about his new book 'Live A Little' and his forthcoming appearance at JW3 on 11th July. Impressionist & former Britains Got Talent contestant, Jess Robinson chats about her show at JW3 on 18th July 'Work In Progress'. Rabbi Alan Plancey discusses becoming the first Rabbi in the UK to be elected a Mayor. Author John Steinberg tells us about his new book 'Nadine'. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, Senior Rabbi of the Movement for Reform Judaism.

Episode 164: All things must come to an end. The end of the Fox era X-Men happened this week and we’ll discuss all of our dislikes and things wrong, and the one thing we liked. DC ending something before it gets a chance to have an audience. We also have some video game news as E3 is upon us. Tangled webs that Tom Holland weaves himself in, again. Hang with us as we are derailed as much as Dark Phoenix’ plot. Enjoy! JW3 (the dinosaur one! https://twitter.com/mtvnews/status/1134935401163104257?s=21 Holland pulling a Holland (Spoilers) https://twitter.com/Q82004yousef1/status/1132979173956317185 Iron-spider-man https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=30&v=AtXout5IAgY The final Jones https://youtu.be/7DBKS2qH51I Swamp no more https://deadline.com/2019/06/swamp-thing-canceled-dc-universe-1-season-1202628103/ Halo is coming https://www.interactive.org/Interviews/the_game_makers_notebook.asp Stadia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-BbW6zAjL0 Sword & Shield https://youtu.be/PpjVUOJkX-s The Darkest Phoenix https://youtu.be/PaKwpHy3y78 Spoiler Interview https://youtu.be/B5S1ICUP5rM Find us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kenobiscorner/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kenobiscorner/ Twitter: @kenobiscorner https://twitter.com/kenobiscorner SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kenobis-corner Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM9i2PJJvwyRc7XshD1F_3A iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/kenobis-corner/id1100976667?mt=2

This month Phil, Clive & Tony speak to comedian Ashley Blaker ahead of his show 'Prophet Sharing' on at JW3. Author, Judy Jackson chats about her new book 'Episodes'. Jemima Jarman talks about her new exhibition 'Great British Jews' on at The Jewish Museum. One of the founding members of Liberal Synagogue Elstree, Terry Benson on the community celebrating it's 50th anniversary. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Aaron Goldstein of Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue.

In this bumper episode we review the latest Disney live action remake Aladdin (spoiler free!), as well as John Wick 3 and Game of Thrones season 8 (not so spoiler free)! We're then joined by DC's Legend of Tomorrow star Adam Tskehman, announce our latest MCM London exclusive Funko Pop giveaway bundle and in Hulk Topics we discuss your favourite Disney live action remakes - enjoy! 00:00:00 - 00:17:22 Intro & AHWTH 00:17:22 - 00:26:22 Aladdin spoiler free review 00:26:22 - 00:41:47 John Wick 3 spoiler review 00:41:47 - 00:59:59 Game of Thrones S8 spoiler review 00:59:59 - 01:11:27 Adam Tsekhman Legends of Tomorrow interview 01:11:27 - 01:13:50 MCM London Funko Pop Competition 01:13:50 - 01:23:18 Hulk Topics - Favourite Disney live action remakes 01:23:18 - 01:25:30 Outro Follow We Have a Hulk: Twitter - twitter.com/wehaveahulkpod Instagram - instagram.com/wehaveahulkpod Facebook - facebook.com/wehaveahulkpod YouTube - youtube.com/c/wehaveahulk News and Reviews Website - wehaveahulk.co.uk Music By HeatleyBros - youtube.com/user/HeatleyBros

This month Phil, Clive & Tony speak to founders of the Nisa-Nashim Network, Laura Marks and Julie Siddiqi about their #ActiveAllies campaign. Broadcaster & Author, Robert Elms chats about his new book 'London Made Us' and his forthcoming appearance at JW3. Rabbi Joseph Dwek of the S&P Sephardi community tells us about 'The Syrian Song of Torah'. Chair of the Green Team for Finchley Reform Synagogue, Adrian Seiff explains why their new shul is set to be the first of it's kind in the UK. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Harvey Belovski of Golders Green United Synagogue.

We're back! In our first show for 2019 Jon, Phil, Tony & Kate speak to Baruch Velleman of 'Pashut Ahuva' or 'Simply Love' about the forthcoming Israeli elections. Following the passing of Lt. Col Mordaunt Cohen, his grandson Rabbi Simon Taylor looks back on his extraordinary life. Performer, Emily Rose chats about her forthcoming 'Scratch Night' at JW3. We hear the extraordinary story of Richard Pollins who, despite being born without legs, has raised over £60K for charity. Jewish Domestic Goddess Denise Phillips gives us a recipe for Pesach and our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg of New North London Masorti Synagogue.

Join Justin and Mike as they give their thoughts on the new information surrounding JW3!

This week Phil, Kate & Tony take the show to Work Avenue in Finchley to be a part of their 'Charity Central' event. We'll speak to the organisers, the participants & the attendees and we find out the importance of working within the community. We'll also hear from the newly appointed Chief Executive of Jewish Care, Daniel Carmel Brown as well as the CEO of JW3, Raymond Simonson. Editor Richard Ferrer reviews The Jewish News and our Rabbinic Thought for the Week comes from Rabbi Sandor Milun of the JLE. ...You'll also hear from representatives of Jami, Ohel Sarah, Jewish Volunteering Network and Norwood.

The film maker Jonathan Glazer is Rabbi Marc's oldest friend and for years, they have enjoyed conversations on where art, religion, spirituality and culture meet and diverge. They met at JW3, London's Jewish Community Center, and talked for hours. On the Jewish calendar, we find ourselves in a period of three weeks of mourning as we approach Tisha b'Av, commemorating the destruction of two Temples in Jerusalem and other catastrophes. Among their discussions, Jonathan and Marc talk about destruction, loss and human brutality through the lens of Jonathan's new film project on Auschwitz and our troubling world.

Episode 9 : Stanley Kubrick New York Jewish Intellectual with Nathan Abrams. Professor Nathan Abrams talks about his new book Stanley Kubrick: New York Jewish Intellectual. Nathan is Professor in film and Director of Research for the School of Creative Studies and Media at Bangor University in Wales. Nathan also lectures, writes and broadcasts widely on UK and American popular culture, history film and intellectual culture. He co-founded Jewish Film and New Media: An International Journal and has also written several books on the subject of Jewishness in popular culture including; The New Jew in Film: Exploring Jewishness and Judaism in Contemporary Cinema (2012) and Hidden in Plain Sight: Jews and Jewishness in British Film, Television, and Popular Culture (2016). He is currently finishing work on an upcoming book for 2019 titled Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick and the Making of His Final Film but it’s his current book, just released Stanley Kubrick: New York Jewish Intellectual (2018) that he is talking about in this episode. The following interview with Nathan is being conducted by Rabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum at the launch of his latest book at JW3 in London on the 26th April 2018. Audio Clips : Spartacus (1960) / Dr. Strangelove (1964) / Barry Lyndon (1975) / 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Music : Kubrick's Universe Theme composed, performed and produced by Jason Furlong Main Title from Spartacus composed by Alex North / Performed by The Filmation Orchestra Links : Buy Nathan's Book (Amazon) : https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-Kubrick-York-Jewish-Intellectual/dp/0813587107 Listen to Spartacus Soundtrack (iTunes) : https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/spartacus-original-film-soundtrack/433684542 The Stanley Kubrick Appreciation Society (SKAS) - Facebook Group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/TSKAS/ The Stanley Kubrick Appreciation Society (SKAS) - YouTube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRdeqrFNoOrYtWbxwR_GXPA The Stanley Kubrick Appreciation Society (SKAS) - Twitter Page : https://twitter.com/KubrickAS Contact us : stephenrigg.skas@gmail.com

On our eleventh See Jurassic Right minisode, we catch up on all the latest Fallen Kingdom, JW3, and JP25 news, hear listener calls and emails, and I play previously unheard conversations with past guests Courtney James Clark, Jurassic Becky, and Tom Fishenden!Conversations, voicemails and emails by:Courtney James Clark - https://twitter.com/CourtjclarkJurassic Becky - https://twitter.com/jurassicwrldgrlTom Fishenden - https://twitter.com/Tom_JurassicDax Schaffer - https://twitter.com/DaxSchafferAndrew - https://twitter.com/WineMovienerdBrenna - https://twitter.com/BonniePunsMichelle - Maria - Charmaine - https://www.instagram.com/charmainehanna/Christy - https://twitter.com/christystheshitFurther Reading/Viewing:1. FINAL FALLEN KINGDOM TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FJD7jZqZEk2. http://ew.com/movies/2018/04/18/jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-summer-movie-preview/3. http://www.slashfilm.com/jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-interview-frank-marshall-pat-crowley/4. https://jurassicoutpost.com/creature-designer-neal-scanlan-talks-through-his-jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-dinosaur-animatronics/5. https://jurassicoutpost.com/jurassic-world-3-will-put-the-focus-back-on-real-dinosaurs-without-hybrid-creatures/6. Klayton Fioriti: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGXULOxa0izkYfumRLHt0w6. http://jurassicoutpost.com/official-jurassic-park-25th-anniversary-celebration-event-coming-to-universal-studios-hollywood-this-may-tickets-on-sale-now/New main episodes last Tuesday of every month. Next main episode May 29th.This month's questions are:1. What are you looking forward to most in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom?2. Has the hype and excitement leading up to the new Jurassic film been different than the last? In what ways?Call to leave your Jurassic stories: (323) 688-6969 or send me an email: seejurassicright@gmail.comDonate to the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/seejurassicrightFollow along with the show:https://twitter.com/sjrpodhttps://www.instagram.com/seejurassicright/https://www.facebook.com/seejurassicright/https://twitter.com/stevenraymorrisOriginal music by Steven Ray MorrisRevival Meditations One Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 LicenseThank you to Caitlin Thompson & Tim Ruggeri, Molly McAleer, Heather Mason, Stephanie Cooke, Sara Iyer, and you!See Jurassic Right is an Acast podcast, check out the show on their mobile app. Thank you for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ahead of this year’s Yom Hasho'ah event at JW3, which features a performance of Bertolt Brecht’s chilling one-act play The Jewish Wife, JR's arts editor Judi Herman spoke to director Katharina Reinthaller (all the way from Melbourne, no less) about the vision for the performance she shares with JW3's community programmer Eva Burke. The event will also include new translations of Brecht's poetry, all performed by actor/singers Susanne Fiore and Peter Halpern, accompanied by pianist Ilan Lazarus. The evening culminates in a short ceremony led by Rabbi Roni Tabick and singer Aaron Isaac.

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Sometimes, when you break into the world of predictions, you’re made to look crazy. Other times, you’re David Jenne.  On the latest episode of Free Ira Brown, our heroes are rejoined by David Jenne so he can gloat and reign supreme before we kick him to the curb. And then the real fun begins as we break down every aspect of that delicious, delightful, defensive masterpiece on Landale and the rest of the pretenders from down south(ish).  From Rui’s dominance to JW3 anchoring the defense to the double-teaming to Perk (Baby Daddy!) setting things right, we’ve got it all covered. Those stories, plus we break down the NCAA Selection Committee’s first Top 16 and what it means for GU (#deathtotherpi), check in briefly with Heister, provide a David Stockton(!) update and take a look at the weekend’s games.

- June Kenton of Rigby & Peller talks to us about losing the Royal warrant following the publication of her autobiography. - Tour Guide Stephen Burstin tells us about his forthcoming lecture at JW3 inspired by the Jews of Rome. - CEO of Goods for Good, Rosalind Bluestone on how her organisation redistributes surplus items to those in need. - On the Schmooze we discuss how the Holocaust Educational Trust's Auschwitz programme is to be extended to universities - Our Rabbinic Thought for the Week comes from Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg from New North London Masorti Synagogue.

Chief Executive of the Jewish Leadership Council Simon Johnson tells us about the work of the Balfour 100 committee, Director Adam Lenson talks about his forthcoming production of ‘Yentl' on at JW3, Susan Cohen the Director of Fundraising and External Relations at Nightingale Hammerson on the £36M redevelopment of Hammerson House and on the Schmooze we discuss what Israel means to Jews.

Dotted around London, in the concentrated areas where Orthodox Jews have made their home, groups of believers meet to pray and share their faith. Nothing unusual in that, but what make these gatherings significant are that women are leading the prayers, and they are sharing their celebration with men, These prayer groups are called Partnership Minyans, and have become a symbol of a major shift in Judaism making many traditional believers extremely uncomfortable With a panel in London, Emma Barnett asks what does this mean for this deeply traditional faith? Does this challenge to the structures of worship signal a new era of feminism with Orthodox Judaism? In the second programme of our special series to mark the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation led by Martin Luther, which split the Catholic church, Emma leads a panel discussion from the JW3 centre in north London to meet the ‘reformers’ to explore how they want their faith to change its attitudes to women and those whose resistance to it is based on the centuries old deep teaching of their faith. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Richard McIlroy

Expat Jane Manaster tells us about the Jewish contribution to the relief effort following hurricane Harvey in Texas, Claire Berliner from JW3 talks about the forthcoming Hampstead & Highgate Literary Festival, Judith Silver on her involvement in the award winning film ‘Memory Songs' and on the Schmooze we discuss criticising Israel.

As a list of orthodox rabbis call for a boycott of JW3 following their GayW3 festival we speak to journalist Jenni Frazer, Comedian Danny Lobell tells us about his forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe show ‘Broke As A Joke', Walter Bingham on being awarded the Guinness World Record for oldest living talk show host and on the schmooze we discuss the JW3 debacle.

Rabbi Dov Benyaacov-Kurtzman tells us why Heads Up have opened the MA17 pop-up clinic to help victims of the Manchester bombing, psychotherapist David Polak on ‘Third Generation: Dreaming About The Holocaust' on at JW3, Jon Benjamin talks about the work of Israel Guide Dog Centre and on the Schmooze we discuss if being Jewish carries a burden.

Mike Leigh is joined by Raymond Simonson, Danny Fenton and Ciaran Brennan to discuss the Spurs Show Player of the Year and how the season panned out for Spurs, game by game. spursshow.net @spursshow Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh Engineered by Oli Slack A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2017 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

A round-up of some of the best events in Camden for the week commencing 14th January 2017. Including Colour Assembly, a pop-up art exhibition, Discover Songwriting, a six-week course in Kentish Town, Wow Said the Owl, a fantastic show for all ages at JW3, and Dog’s Nose & Shandygaff: an evening of forgotten cocktails at the Charles Dickens museum. Read by: Lacky Ahmed, Joseph Hughes, Violet Macdonald Recorded and edited by: Violet Macdonald Colour Assembly :: Discover Songwriting :: Wow Said the Owl :: Dickens cocktails :: Back to homepage :: Follow us on Twitter :: File Download (4:23 min / 5 MB)

In this episode we hear from Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis & former Mayor of London Boris Johnson when they attended Chanukah in the Square 2015, Eurovision legend Dana International spoke to us ahead of performing at the ZF Yom Haatzmaut celebrations, songwriter & performer Dan Cainer talks about his show at JW3, we explore the ‘Moses, Mods & Mr Fish' exhibition at The Jewish Museum, Kinga Staroniewska on the Wolpa Synagogue's reconstruction, Simi Ben Hur tells us about the work that Shaare Zedek Hospital do and our Schmooze is about Tikkun Olam.

Imam Dr Muhammad Al-Hussaini, Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers and Steven Young, priest in charge, tell Judi Herman about their hopes and fears for their very first comedy gig. An Imam, a Rabbi and a Priest Walk into a Comedy Club is taking place as part of JW3’s third annual UK Jewish Comedy Festival. And for an extra treat, hear Imam Muhammad demonstrate his prize-winning singing in Gaelic at the end of his chat with Judi!

Australian-Israeli comedian, actor and human rights lawyer Jeremie Bracka will be making his London debut on night one of JW3’s UK Jewish Comedy Festival (1-4 Dec). Here he talks to Judi Herman, JR’s arts editor, about life in the Middle East and Down Under, as well as his latest one-man show, Thank you for Flying Hell-Al, in which he uses storytelling, stand-up, character comedy and mockumentary to explore life in Israel and the experience of making Aliyah.

American political commentator Carol Gould reacts to Donald Trump's election victory, author Maureen Kendler talks about her forthcoming show 'Being Serious About Jokes: Yiddish Humour in the Shtetl' at JW3, Sophie Ezra tells us about British Friends of Ohel Sarah's work and their event called 'An Evening of Mystery' and on the Schmooze we discuss the President-elect.

Chair of the Middle East Strategy Committee on the Jewish Community Relations Council Dr Lenny Kristal gives an overview of the US presidential election campaign 2016, chef Fabienne Viner-Luzzato talks about her latest class at JW3 that puts a Sephardi twist on Ashkenazi dishes, founders of the Jews For Entrepreneurship Network Michal Tavrovsky and Jenny Belotserkovsky tell us why they're opening a UK division and on the Schmooze we discuss the race for the White House.

Former chair of the Jewish Gay and Lesbian Helpline Jack Gilbert gives us his reaction to Chief Rabbi Mirvis' comments following the Orlando nightclub shootings, comedian and songwriter Daniel Cainer talks about his forthcoming debut show at JW3, Eli Tamir tells us about the Mixed Up Chorus' 'Sing Walk Talk' event and on the Schmooze we discuss Jewish attitudes towards homosexuality.

Anat Hoffman from Women of the Wall talks about a new egalitarian prayer area by The Western Wall, Shazia Mirza tells us about appearing at JW3 and on the Scmooze we discuss equality for women verses religious traditions.

CEO of AJR Michael Newman tells us about the post war bid for compensation made by holocaust survivors, chef Alan Rosenthal talks about his new Kosher tapas class at JW3, Gina Ross talks about Jewish legacies and on the Schmooze we talk about interfaith.

Gideon Falter from Campaign Against Anti-Semitism talks about the results of a survey that reveals how British Muslims feel about Jews, Alex Nacamuli tells us about 'Sephardi Voices' part of the Sephardi Festival at JW3, the late boxing referee Sid Nathan's granddaughter Georgina Morelle on his career, Jewish domestic goddess Denise Phillips gives us a Passover recipe and on the Schmooze we discuss the difference between Ashkenazim & Sephardim.

In a recent post covering a discussion between Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Maajid Nawaz at the JW3 in London, I wrote the following regarding their critics: Allegations — often nothing more than insinuations — have been made that Hirsi Ali and Nawaz have lied about who they are, that they don’t mean what they say, and that they are either greedy and self-serving or greedy and self-hating or both. A paradigmatic example of what the late Christopher Hitchens called “the pseudo-Left new style, whereby if your opponent thought he had identified your lowest possible motive, he was quite certain that he had isolated the only real one.” Hitchens offered this remark, not just as a matter of observation, but from personal experience. He had set out the moral arguments in favor of the removal of Saddam Hussein at abundant length and with a rare passion and clarity. Salient to his advocacy was the Iraqi regime’s mass-murder of Kurds and Marsh Arabs, and the torments suffered by Iraqis more generally at the hands of a despotism of uncommon paranoia … The post Bad Faith: Sam Harris, Omer Aziz, and Islam appeared first on Quillette.

Ruth-Anne Lenga from UCL Centre For Holocaust Education talks about a new report into UK students, Yael Rasooly talks about appearing in Paper Cut at JW3 and on Round Table we discuss Jews in film.

In the October issue of Jewish Renaissance, Arthur Smith gives Judi Herman the not so sweet lowdown on his show, Arthur Smith Sings Leonard Cohen, with which the gravel-voiced wit makes his debut at JW3 in December. Here you can hear an extended version of his conversation with Judi. The two share a love of Leonard Cohen and they compare notes on their mothers, both of whom are living with dementia – indeed Arthur’s mother Hazel has become a vital part of his show

At age 36 Franz Kafka was still living at home, a petty bureaucrat, a failed artist, a timid Jewish son. Ruling and ruining his life was his overbearing father, Hermann. Kafka wrote a letter to his father in which he reveals deep connections between his life and his fiction. As he confesses, "All my writing was about you". Adapted from this monumental (and undelivered) letter, Kafka and Son is a blistering, often hilarious, dissection of domestic authority, starring Canadian actor Alon Nashman. Kafka and Son has toured Europe and now it returns to the UK as part of JW3’s Kafka Festival, 24 to 25 October. Judi Herman caught up with Alon Nashman when he performed his acclaimed one-man play in The Hague and after the performance he spoke to her for JR OutLoud.

Here’s a run down from Muhammad of what’s fun, frosty and filled with festive cheer this Christmas season. Ice-skating at National History Museum, JW3 and London Eye. Bank of England Museum, the Geffrye Museum on Christmas past, or stories at the Museum of Childhood. Theatre offers include: Aladdin at the Shaw Theatre, Cindermouse at Little Angel Theatre, Beauty and the Beast at Stratford, The Cat in The Hat & Christmas Carol at The Pleasance Theatre, the Snowdragon at St James and The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre. Researched and Read by: Muhammad Hakim Edited by: Freddy Chick The Snowdragon :: The Snowman :: Aladdin at The Shaw Theatre :: Christmas Carol & The Cat in the Hat The Pleasance Theatre at The Pleasance Theatre :: Cindermouse at Little Angel Theatre :: Beauty and The Beast at tr :: Museum of Childhood :: Bank of England Museum :: Geffrye Museum :: Ice skating at JW3 :: Ice Rink at Natural History Museum :: Frostival at London Eye :: Back to Camden Community Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File Download (2:30 min / 3 MB)