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On this episode of #velshibannedbookclub, MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi speaks with Safran Foer. His book, "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" was banned in public schools for "lewd references." In a world where students hold the Internet in the palm of their hands, Foer finds the ban on his book absurd.

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Joshua and Rabbi Shira reconvene after spending Passover seder with friends and family. As Yom HaShoah (Holocause Remembrance Day) approaches, we take this opportunity to hear an unforgettable family story from Esther Safran Foer and her son Franklin Foer about their ancestry that was affected by the Holocaust. Esther has written a book titled, “I Want You to Know We're Still Here: A Post Holocaust Memoir” about her experiences. Episode Timecodes: (08:42) Interview with Esther and Franklin (42:58) Rabbi Shira “Counts the Omer”

In the 4th episode of Planet A's fourth season, Dan Jørgensen talks with the renowned American author, Jonathan Safran Foer.  His debut “Everything Is Illuminated” and his later novels “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close” and “Here I Am” has established him as one of the most thought provoking American authors in this century. Over the last decade his non-fiction books “Eating Animals” and “We Are the Weather – Saving the Planet Begins at Breakfast” plunged him into the debate on climate change – and on this episode of Planet A.And it all begins with what we eat for breakfast. Safran Foer proposes that we cut as many animal products as possible from our diet – until dinner. That way we can find comfort in the food we are used to eat, while still taking action on one of the biggest emission sourcesSafran Foer suggests that we have overlooked what we can do about climate change ourselves. Thus, while we cannot change human nature, we can make choices about what we eat.

Muito provavelmente conhecem o Ivo Canelas enquanto actor. Muitos, também, como fotógrafo. Quem o conhece como leitor? Está aqui uma boa amostra, nesta conversa, que convido a ouvirem. Os livros do Ivo: - Ensaio sobre a Cegueira, José Saramago; - Aqui estou, Safran Foer; - Estes ventos negros, João Narciso (em audiolivro também, com a voz do Ivo).

Autor: Scholl, Joachi; Fix, Julietta; Safran Foer, Esther; Wagner, Jan; Kaiser, Johanne Sendung: Lesart Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14

Esther Safran Foer ist die Mutter von Jonathan Safran Foer, der mit seinem Debütroman "Alles ist erleuchtet" einen Welterfolg landete. Nun hat Esther ein Sachbuch zum gleichen Familienthema geschrieben. Von Patric Seibel

Steve chats with Esther Safran Foer, the author of I Want You to Know We’re Still Here, about releasing a book during a pandemic, her time at Sixth & I, the exploration of her past leading to the writing of her memoir, and whether she sought writing advice from her sons. Esther Safran Foer was the … Continue reading 189: Esther Safran Foer

Cuando Jonathan Safran Foer iba a convertirse en padre empezó a preocuparse por la forma más responsable de alimentar a su hijo. Se empezó a hacer una serie de preguntas como: ¿Cuáles son las consecuencias de comer animales para la salud? ¿Cuáles los efectos económicos, sociales y ambientales de hacerlo? Mezclando con maestría, filosofía, literatura, ciencia y la narración de sus propias aventuras detectivescas, Comer animales explora el origen de nuestros hábitos alimenticios: desde las costumbres nacionales a las tradiciones familiares, pasando por una atroz falta de información. Con una profunda perspicacia, un equilibrado sentido ético y una creatividad desbordante, Safran Foer revela la espeluznante verdad sobre el precio pagado por el medio ambiente, el Tercer Mundo y los animales para que podamos tener carne en nuestras mesas, , en la portada del libro viene un pequeño subtitulo o nota de la revista Time Out a modo de recomendación que dice: " Lee este libro, te cambiará la vida, y así es como iniciamos querida Tribu, si quieren saber más acompáñenme . Hoy les traigo este resumen del Libro de Jonathan Safran Comer Animales, un libro que nos habían pedido y que en lo particular también me había atrapado el titulo del mismo, vamos a explorarlo, y voy a emitir mi opinión respecto al libro de la manera más imparcial posible. Este libro lo puedes adquirir en Amazon: https://www.amazon.com.mx/Comer-animales-Jonathan-Safran-Foer/dp/8432210366 Ademas recuerda que puedes suscribirte al Podcast Corazón Vegano en: Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify. Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/mx/podcast/corazon-vegano/id1507255268 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3UL4sASvXAutXOVPHQoKdN Ivoox: https://www.ivoox.com/p_sq_f1901918_1.html Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3Mud2hvb3Noa2FhLmNvbS9yc3MvcG9kY2FzdC9pZC8xMjE4NA Recuerda seguirnos en nuestra página oficial de Facebook: KIMÚ Life&Nutrition-VeganFriendly https://www.facebook.com/Kimulifenutrition/ Tambien Síguenos en: Página Kimú Life and Nutrition Vegan Friendly: https://www.facebook.com/kimulifenutrition/ Nutriologa Lía Kimú: https://www.facebook.com/nutriologakimu Ingeniero Vegano: https://www.facebook.com/ingeniero.vegano.5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Music credits and information Opening Happy & Uplifting Corporate by RomanSenykMusic. Music Link: https://youtu.be/0st0DkIoS-w Ending Corporate Background Music / Motivational Music Free Copyright by MUSIC4VIDEO Music Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR...

I recently had the privilege of interviewing Esther Safran Foer. She is the author of the beautiful memoir called I Want You to Know We're Still Here: A Post-Holocaust Memoir, which she wrote to explore her family's history, preserve their names, and share the past with her children, grandchildren and their grandchildren. We talked about how optimism and resilience are entwined with survival and overcoming unspeakable darkness, the task of self-reflection and the liberation of opening up about tragedy, plus how to keep memories. I hope you get as much out of our conversation as I did.

John O’Donnell is an award-winning poet who has just published his debut short story collection 'Almost the Same Blue', Esther Safran Foer's moving memoir 'I want you to know we’re still here', new music with Joe Chester & acclaimed artist Willie Doherty's new film Endless.

Hosted by Caelainn Hogan, Portals is a special podcast series from ILFDublin that takes listeners beyond their radius, through conversations with a half-dozen writers based across the globe, all of whom were scheduled to read at ILFDublin 2020, prior to its postponement. In this episode, speaking from Washington D.C., Esther Saftan Foer discusses her book 'I Want You to Know We're Still Here about her search for knowledge about her half-sister and family killed in the Holocaust. You can order the book from our festival bookseller, The Gutter Bookshop: https://gutterbookshop.com/product/i-want-you-to-know-were-still-here-by-esther-safran-foer-hardback/ ILFDublin is an initiative of Dublin City Council and kindly supported by the Arts Council. Visit ilfdublin.com for all the latest festival news and to sign up to our newsletter.

S5 E19: In this episode, meet Alex Halberstadt, Esther Safran Foer, and Carolyn Forche. Each of these authors has written about their search for hidden family histories in the context of world-altering historical events. Listen in and hear what it was like for them to read their audiobooks. Plus, find out whose recording session required them to pronounce words in (at least!) 8 languages. Young Heroes of the Soviet Union by Alex Halberstadt: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/73622/young-heroes-of-the-soviet-union/ I Want You to Know We're Still Here by Esther Safran Foer: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/577021/i-want-you-to-know-were-still-here/ In the Lateness of the World by Carolyn Forché: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/586567/in-the-lateness-of-the-world/

Abrimos nuestro 'Club de lectura' con Óscar López y recibimos a Jonathan Safran Foer, escritor norteamericano, autor de novelas como 'Tan fuerte, tan cerca' o ensayos como 'Comer animales'

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In this episode we finally sit down and do Book Club #2. Mickey's choice this time around was the amazing book written by Jonathan Safran Foer, titled Eating Animals. The book's topic is centred around the way in which animal agriculture has changed for the worse over the past 70 years. Heavily researched, Safran Foer takes you on a wild and often sad journey as he explores the food choices of his youth and how animal agriculture is now being done in the United States. We explore this theme and discuss how reading this book affected us and why the choices Safran Foer brings up have been made to keep the market status quo. As a vegan, Mickey had his own thoughts on the matter, especially with regards to the idea of eating meat in general, a topic he's come to share many times on previous episodes. As an added bonus, Eating Animals was also made into a documentary in which we were delighted to see. You can check it now as it is currently streaming on Netflix. This was a fun discussion for the two of us as many questions were posed with regards to how we eat, the future of animal agriculture and the rise and growing prominence of plant and cell based meat options, a topic Jamie recently wrote about, which you can find here. We hope you enjoy this one as well as possibly learn a thing or two.

A più di dieci anni dall'uscita di "Ogni cosa è illuminata" e "Molto forte, incredibilmente vicino", i due libri che l'hanno fatto conoscere al mondo, nel 2016 Jonathan Safran Foer è tornato a Mantova. L'occasione era doppia: da una parte l'apertura della XX edizione del Festival, dall'altra, il ritorno di Safran Foer sulla scena letteraria mondiale con "Eccomi", il suo ultimo romanzo. "Un libro più grande degli altri che ho scritto e, allo stesso tempo, più piccolo", nelle sue stesse parole. A dialogare con lui, sul palco di Piazza Castello, c'era lo scrittore Marcello Fois. Durante la loro conversazione i due scrittori hanno parlato del misterioso rapporto a tre che si crea tra autore, romanzo e lettore, dell'importanza dei ripensamenti nell'arte e nella vita, e del fatale ritardo con cui spesso ci accorgiamo degli eventi che cambieranno il corso della nostra vita. L'interprete dell'evento era Chiara Gandolfi.*****Le musiche del podcast sono di Raw Frame > https://naurecords.bandcamp.com/album/side-sight"Voci di Festivaletteratura" fa parte del progetto Open Festival, sostenuto da Fondazione Cariplo

A più di dieci anni dall'uscita di "Ogni cosa è illuminata" e "Molto forte, incredibilmente vicino", i due libri che l'hanno fatto conoscere al mondo, nel 2016 Jonathan Safran Foer è tornato a Mantova. L'occasione era doppia: da una parte l'apertura della XX edizione del Festival, dall'altra, il ritorno di Safran Foer sulla scena letteraria mondiale con "Eccomi", il suo ultimo romanzo. "Un libro più grande degli altri che ho scritto e, allo stesso tempo, più piccolo", nelle sue stesse parole. A dialogare con lui, sul palco di Piazza Castello, c'era lo scrittore Marcello Fois. Durante la loro conversazione i due scrittori hanno parlato del misterioso rapporto a tre che si crea tra autore, romanzo e lettore, dell'importanza dei ripensamenti nell'arte e nella vita, e del fatale ritardo con cui spesso ci accorgiamo degli eventi che cambieranno il corso della nostra vita. L'interprete dell'evento era Chiara Gandolfi.*****Le musiche del podcast sono di Raw Frame > https://naurecords.bandcamp.com/album/side-sight"Voci di Festivaletteratura" fa parte del progetto Open Festival, sostenuto da Fondazione Cariplo

Programledare: Marie Lundström. I säsongens första Lundströms Bokradio möter ni den amerikanske författaren Jonathan Safran Foer. Senaste boken på svenska heter "Här är jag" och handlar om en familj i upplösning parallellt med utbrottet av en storkonflikt i Mellanöstern. Marie Lundström har också skrivarskola med Safran Foer där han berättar om hur han tänker när han skriver dialog. Jonathan Safran Foer slog igenom 2002 med debutromanen "Allt är upplyst" och några år senare kom "Extremt högt och otroligt nära" om efterdyningarna av 11 septemberattackerna i New York. Till studion kommer också den 28-åriga poeten Rasha Alqasim, född i Irak men sedan några år bosatt i Göteborg. Hör henne läsa dikter på arabiska ur sin bok "Jag matar kriget med dem jag älskar" som nu kommer på svenska. Dessutom funderar Marie på det här med tajming. Man brukar säga att kärlek har med tajming att göra: Att två människor möts, för att de är rätt för varandra - vid rätt tillfälle. Och så finns det böcker och läsande. Har kärlek mellan bok och människa något med tajming att göra? Lundströms Bokradios lyssnare bidrar med egna erfarenheter och funderingar.

The bestselling US author of Everything is Illuminated launches. Jonathan Safran Foer’s Here I Am is the story of a fracturing New York family, set against the backdrop of a much wider catastrophe as an earthquake engulfs the Middle East, sparking a pan-Arab invasion of Israel. Clever, courageous and delightfully irreverent, Safran Foer unveils one of this year’s most talked about novels in this event, recorded live at the 2016 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

With Stig Abell and Lucy Dallas: Clare Lowdon on Safran Foer's great big dazzling novel; Mary Beard on what makes Classics relevant; and Can Dundar on being imprisoned by the Turkish state for telling the truth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Everything Is Illuminated (2005) Few of us are as obviously obsessed with the past as Jonathan Safran Foer, the protagonist of writer/director Liev Schreiber's 2005 film. Except maybe Jonathan Safran Foer, real-life author of the 2002 novel, Everything Is Illuminated, also starring Safran Foer as one of its protagonists. Confused by this ouroboros of fact and fiction? Join us as we examine its braid and knit our own family histories into its weave.   Amichai - Parting Note As an addendum to this episode's discussion about memory, we'd like to point you to a small portion of a much larger poem entitled What Has Always Been by the Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai. It's found in this collection, as well as at least one other.   The stanza below speaks about the dangers of diving too deply into the past; we may drown in the details of history without truly understanding what they mean (if they have meaning at all). Amichai's invention of a "Field Guide to Human Beings" beautifully evokes this dilemma. We catalog and we catalog and we catalog, but it's no guarantee that we understand or that we fill our "empty heart."   2 Now two generations of forgetting have passed and the first generation of remembering has come. Woe to us that we have already come to remember because memories are the hard shell over an empty heart. Soon people will walk about the fields and cities and like nature lovers holding a Field Guide to Plants, they will hold a Field Guide to Human Beings. And they will call out to one another: Look, I found it, I wasn't mistaken, here are the distinguishing features, the typical color of eyes and of hair, the characteristic smile, thescent and the name, this one was a friend, a friend of a friend, that one a woman from long ago, this one is father-shaped, that one is me-shaped and you-shaped, when are you in bloom when do you wither, this is the scientific name,that's the common name among friends and lovers, this is a name without a man, and this, a man without a name. And that's the way it was.   Next Episode and Thank You  We'd love to hear feedback and thoughts; our e-mail address is chosenfilmspodcast@gmail.com.   Next month, we'll review The Golem (IMDb link), a 1920 film from the silent era directed by Paul Wegener and Carl Boese. Of course, many thanks to the Klezmer Rebs out of New Zealand for graciously allowing us to use the radiata mix of their song,"Yishama-o-rama," as our theme music. Check out their website or Bandcamp page.   Aaron

#BlisterNews le notizie in breve dal mondo dell'editoria ► YouTuber, libri da colorare e Harper Lee trainano il mercato dei cartacei negli Stati Uniti ► In arrivo il nuovo romanzo di Safran Foer. ► In Islanda c'è una “inondazione di libri” per Natale! ► L'organizzatore del Premio InediTO risponde ma…

#BlisterNews le notizie in breve dal mondo dell’editoria ► YouTuber, libri da colorare e Harper Lee trainano il mercato dei cartacei negli Stati Uniti ► In arrivo il nuovo romanzo di Safran Foer. ► In Islanda c’è una “inondazione di libri” per Natale! ► L’organizzatore del Premio InediTO risponde ma…

#BlisterNews le notizie in breve dal mondo dell’editoria ► YouTuber, libri da colorare e Harper Lee trainano il mercato dei cartacei negli Stati Uniti ► In arrivo il nuovo romanzo di Safran Foer. ► In Islanda c’è una “inondazione di libri” per Natale! ► L’organizzatore del Premio InediTO risponde ma…

Bestselling novelist, Jonathan Safran Foer, discusses his first book of nonfiction, Eating Animals. Learn why eating eggs is crueler than eating beef, how eating meat contributes to global warming far more than driving your car, how Safran Foer differs with … Continue reading →

Episode 133 Like a book by Jonathan Safran Foer, today’s guest Dayn Perry is incredibly loud and extremely close. Unlike a Safran Foer book, Perry also swears a lot with his child in the room. Among the topics discussed in this edition of the podcast: baseball cards of the 1980s, Dayn Perry’s employment history, human […]