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Here is a lightly edited version of the transcript that polishes the grammar and improves readability while keeping the original context, structure, and conversational flow completely intact: Welcome to Daily Bitachon and our Sha'ar HaBechina . We are discussing the factors that interfere with or ruin our contemplation of what God does for us. The Chovot HaLevavot starts by telling us to look back at the beginning of the book, which discusses three initial interferences: namely, that we get used to everything, we always desire more, and we allow the things in our lives that don't go right to interfere. And now for reason number four—an additional reason that applies specifically to Bechina —and that is a person's arrogance when it comes to the benefits of God. A person often thinks, "I am deserving of this and more." In the author's words: יחשוב הכסיל הפתי כי הוא ראוי להן וליותר להן ( "The foolish fool thinks that he is worthy of them and of more than them" ). Because of this, he does not contemplate what God gave him, and he doesn't feel a need to praise and thank Hashem. As it says in the pasuk in Mishlei 16:5: תועבת ה' כל גבה לב ( "Every proud heart is an abomination to the Lord" ); it's an abomination to God when anyone is arrogant. This is a very eye-opening concept. Who doesn't have a little arrogance? The text is telling us that we feel this way because we think, "Do you know who I am? I deserve so much more." I still remember an advertisement for an expensive watch, and at the bottom, it said, "You deserve it." That is the feeling of many people today. "I deserve this; I worked hard." People use that term all the time: "You deserve it." Rav Wolbe writes about this topic in his Alei Shur (Volume 2, page 278), where he gives two reasons why we lack hakarat hatov (gratitude). Number one is hamuskal harishon , which we could translate as an axiom—something that is accepted as self-evident, a premise, or prior knowledge. There is no exact English term to translate this type of basic assumption. For example, it's like saying hamuskal harishon dictates that a person who was raised in the lap of luxury is spoiled. That's a muskal rishon , even though it might not always be that way. Rav Wolbe says that our hamuskal harishon is to understand שהכל מובן מאליו בעולם —that everything in the world is self-understood. It means we believe things are simply supposed to be there. Of course there's supposed to be a sun, a moon, and mountains. What's the question? It's just obvious. And everything is deserved. This happens because a person is born without intelligence; as they grow and become intelligent, everything seems self-understood and feels like it has to be that way. A person thinks he has to be healthy, and he has to be full and complete in his bodily functions. This is similar to what we said at the beginning of the Chovot HaLevavot's Sha'ar HaBechina —that a person gets used to everything—but Rav Wolbe is adding a little nuance here. It's not just that a person is used to it, but because he is used to it, he feels entitled . Because he is raised by parents when he is young, he thinks that is just the way it's supposed to be. You're supposed to have parents to take care of everything you need and desire. So he thinks, "Why should I thank my mother? That's what she's supposed to be doing." Furthermore, a person is born with a fundamental ego to see himself as the center of the world, believing everything was made for him. Therefore, whatever people do for him is deserved. Why should he thank anybody? He is the center of the world. Now, this is an interesting concept, because in a way, it is true. The whole world is there to serve you. That is a Gemara : Bishvili Nivra HaOlam ( "For my sake the world was created" ). But what does it mean that it was made for you? It was made to be a tool for you to serve Hashem, not because you are the center of the universe. Rav Wolbe says you need a lot of hard work to wean yourself off this original axiom and to teach yourself that nothing is self-understood. You are not entitled to anything, and everything you receive is considered a chessed ve'tovah (a kindness and a favor). That is the job of hakarat hatov . It doesn't make a difference if it's benefits you receive from God or benefits you receive from people; it is our job to constantly train ourselves that everything—literally everything—is a benefit and a kindness to us. Life itself is not self-understood. As it says in Eicha : מה יתאונן אדם חי ( "Why should a living man complain?" ). The Gemara in Kiddushin 80b expounds on this: מה יתאונן על מדותיו ( "How could you complain about God's ways?" ), וכי גבר על חטאו ( "Has he overcome his sins?" ), דייו חיים שנתתי לו ( "It is enough that I gave him life" ). Rashi explains: what are you complaining about regarding what's going on with you? Everything is a chessed . The very fact that you're alive is a chessed . Rabbi Miller brings a beautiful mashal (parable) about this. Imagine a man in a concentration camp standing in a long line, and he is on the wrong line. Someone comes over to him and says, "I can save you." For argument's sake, let's say it's Schindler. Schindler is there and says, "Listen, Yankel, I can save you, but there are a few conditions." Yankel says, "Go ahead, what are they?" "Well, first of all, you're never really going to own your own house. You're going to live in an apartment." "Okay, I'll take that." "You're going to have a wife that's difficult. It's going to be a difficult marriage; she's not going to be that easy." "I'll take that." "Some of your children are going to have challenges and will not be that easy to raise." "I'll take that." "Are you sure? You might never be able to go on a trip to Florida." "I'll take that." "You might also never be able to go away for the summer." "I'll take that." Why? Because he is giving him life. But now, here we are, used to having homes, nice spouses, good children, and vacations. Therefore, we are not happy unless we get all of those things. And when we do get those things, we think, "What do you mean? Of course I should live in a house. Shouldn't I get married? Shouldn't I have children? Of course." This is what is termed in our modern world as a sense of entitlement, which means a stable, pervasive belief that one inherently deserves special treatment, unique privileges, or an exempt status from standard rules, without any obligation to earn or reciprocate those benefits. Now, everyone has a bit of that. Of course, there is a spectrum, and it can come to a point where it becomes a clinical description. But overcoming this is our job. Rav Friedlander, in his book Sifrei Sifsei Chaim - Chinuch (page 70), says: "I remember when I was in the house of my rabbi and teacher, Rav Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler. It was a hot day, and his wife, the Rebbetzin, brought him a glass of cold water. Wow, did he say thank you! With a large smile on his face, he made a big, full statement, really thanking her for that glass of water as if she had done the biggest favor in the world for him. It was not taken as self-understood." Entitlement is the source of a lot of complaints in marriages. You hear, "My wife doesn't make dinner when I come home." Well, who said she has to? "What do you mean? That's what all wives do." Not necessarily so. There is a famous Gemara about an Amora whose wife used to make his life very difficult. When he asked for oatmeal, she brought him cold cereal; when he asked for cold cereal, she brought him oatmeal. His son was watching this and said, "Dad, why don't you just ask for oatmeal when you want cold cereal, and ask for cold cereal when you want oatmeal?" The father replied, "You shouldn't teach yourself how to lie." Yet, this same rabbi was later seen at a wedding wrapping up some cookies to bring home to his wife. Someone said to him, "Your wife? She's the most difficult woman in the world!" His answer was, "It's enough that she takes care of my children and saves me from sin." Those are the two fundamentals of marriage. Does that mean it's supposed to be an automatic entitlement to have a wife? Of course you should say thank you. There is a deal when you get married—there's a ketubah —and the basic responsibilities of marriage are just that. Everything else after that is gravy. We are going to see that this is exactly how the world was built. There is a chessed of Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Olam chessed yibaneh —the world is built on kindness. It wasn't that Hashem had to create a world. He wasn't forced to create a world, and He had nothing to gain from creating it. He is perfect; He doesn't need us, and He has everything already. So what was the point of creating a world? To do chessed . To do kindness. To give to us, and to give us existence. That is the shoresh —the root—of everything.

 Questions? Comments? We love feedback! Email us at info@baishavaad.org  Rav Aryeh FinkelQuestion: Yankel made a birthday party for his child, which included helium balloons. Afterwards, he released some balloons in the street. The balloons went straight up and struck some electric wires, which caused a short. What type of mazik is he?  Answer: This definitely is the hezek of aish. What Yankel did is no different than placing a stone in a place where wind can blow it and cause it to do damage. Aish, however, is exempt from paying for tamun, covered items. The question is whether Yankel is liable as an odom hamazik, which is liable for everything.In this case, we can suggest that Yankel is odom hamazik because the way helium works is that it is lighter than air, so it floats upwards. The laws of physics are that when one releases a stone, gravity pulls it downward. If someone lets go of a stone, even if he doesn't throw it, and gravity pulls it down and causes it to damage something, the person is liable as an odom hamazik. So too, if someone releases a helium balloon and the laws of physics dictate that it goes upwards, when it damages something above it the person would be liable for the same reason. The same would apply if someone is in a swimming pool and releases a pool tube under the water, which goes shooting up because of the force of the water and damages something, the person would be liable.Basically, if someone uses any of the fundamental laws of physics to cause direct damage, he is considered to have done an action of an odom hamazik and he can be held liable as such. 

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¿Qué pasa cuando el terror de una película se vuelve real? En este episodio de Paloma&Nacho platicamos con Karla Coronado, Julia Maqueo y Yankel Stevan, protagonistas de "No me sigas", la primera película producción original mexicana de Blumhouse. Entre rituales de protección, rodajes en el edificio más embrujado de la CDMX y un misterioso niño fantasma captado en una foto, descubrimos que hay historias que traspasan la pantalla… y te siguen hasta casa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yankel Meislin was a teenager from Long Island who's past involved drugs, drug dealing, and gangs, and hundreds of thousands of dollars of hidden cash. Yankel has a crazy and griping story of how he escaped his crazy past life and becoming a life coach and helping others. He went from being a dealer to a healer.This episode has been sponsored by:-Parsha Inspiration: Receive brief inspiration to share at your Shabbos table email ⁠info@parshaknowledge.com⁠ or visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠parshaknowledge.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.- Ohr Olam: An Incredible Hebrew-English Mishnah Berurah that's changing the world! Get a copy at your local Jewish bookstore or visit ⁠⁠https://zbermanbooks.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=ohr+olam⁠⁠ Check out their website ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.ohr-olam.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.Join our new WhatsApp group: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://chat.whatsapp.com/BbfFPZDu1ldBlANISpy0Oj⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Watch our podcast on YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@Jewishnjoyful⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠You can now listen to the podcast on the phone:USA: 605-562-3522ISRAEL: 972-79-579-5099To donate ⁠⁠or reach out WhatsApp us at 646-397-2320 or email ⁠jewishnjoyful@gmail.com⁠

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Yankel Meislin, whose extraordinary journey from a high-risk life of addiction to a profound spiritual awakening is nothing short of inspiring. Yankel's life took a dramatic turn, from selling drugs and leading a high-stakes existence to embracing a life of sobriety and spiritual fulfillment. Discover how an […] The post From the Streets to Spiritual Awakening: A Journey from Addiction to Empowerment, With Yankel Meislin first appeared on Business Creators Radio Show with Adam Hommey.

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In this episode of the Expert Insight Interview, John Goldin talks with Yankel Meislin about overcoming self-sabotage, inspired by Shirzad Chamine's "Positive Intelligence." Yankel shares his transformation from a former drug dealer to a life coach, discussing the importance of self-awareness, being present, and tackling negative thoughts. They explore different "saboteurs" and the impact of social media. John encourages listeners to check out Yankel's work.

My guest, Business and Life Coach Yankel Meislen, shares how he turned his life around from being a drug dealer. It all began with an ultimatum from his parents: leave that life or be on his own, which set him on a path to a profound spiritual awakening. Yankel's journey is a powerful testament to the transformative power of embracing faith, resilience, and personal growth. Some key points we discussed are:   - The impact of childhood beliefs on shaping life opportunities - Using speech as a superpower and navigating societal expectations - The influence of negative beliefs on reality and potential - Strategies for reframing negative thoughts to unlock new possibilities - Yankel's reflections on addiction, rehab, and finding spirituality - Connecting identity beliefs and self-awareness to authenticity and power - And much more! Yankel's insights and personal journey offer valuable lessons in personal growth and self-awareness. Don't miss this deep and engaging discussion that will resonate with anyone on a path to self-discovery and growth. To connect with Yankel go to:   Website  LinkedIn  Tik Tok @ignite.your.flame  Instagram @igniteyourflamecoaching/  Twitter YMeislin770  

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Rabbi Boruch sends his talmid Yankel Koslover on a mysterious mission when Yankel questions his master's statement that Hashem is found everywhere, even in a place of dirt and poverty. Soon, Yankel finds himself trapped for weeks in a most unappealing place, where he learns a very deep lesson indeed.

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Yankel the Clay-digger stops one cold, rainy day to help someone stuck in the mud, but Yankel gets more help than he gave when the "someone" turns out to the the tzaddik Reb Moshe Leib of Sassov.

Yankel's visit to the holy Baal Shem Tov leads him to great wealth, but only after his friend the tailor relates a strange dream to him.

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IntroHaving previously featured Professor Glenn Dynner speaking on Jewish Tavernkeepers in 18th & 19th Century Poland on the 12th episode of The Jewish Drinking Show, he returns to the show again to speak more in-depth about their lives.Biography of GuestProfessor Dynner currently serves as Director of the Bennett Center for Jewish Studies and Chair of Judaic Studies at Fairfield University. He previously taught at Sarah Lawrence College, received a 2019-2020 Guggenheim fellowship, and received his PhD from Brandeis University in Jewish Studies. He is the author of Yankel's Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland.Support the showThank you for listening!If you have any questions, suggestions, or more, feel free to reach out at Drew@JewishDrinking.coml'chaim!

A Gut Voch everybody. The Baal Hatanya the first Lubavitcher Rebbe was a talmid of the Maggid of Mezritch.The maaseh goes that it was during sukkos one year, on Chol Hamoed and the Baal Hatanya found himself traveling for a particular issue was traveling to a certain town. On his way he happened to stop off in a certain shtetel. In those days it wasn't like his face was so well known like it would be today and he looks like a normal yid.  So he goes to shul like everyone else and it happens to be a Friday, about to be Shabbos Chol Hamoed. He finishes, he doesn't really know where he's going to stay. The minyan in those days was that there was a corner where people who needed a place would stand and after davening people would come and invite them. So that's what the Baal Hatanya did.  Someone comes up to him and says Reb Yid, do you need a place to stay? So he brings the Baal hatanya home, they bring him into the sukkah and right away this host can tell that this guest is a very special person. The way he davened, the way he just held himself. Then something stranger takes place. They're in the sukkah and all of a sudden they hear strong thunder, lightning in the entire sky. In a moment they heard the sound of an intense downpour. Despite the fact that it was pouring, there was thunder and lightning and their sukkah was completely dry. The Baal Hatanya wasn't surprised by this, but the host was mamash shocked. He walks outside and he's soaking in the rain. A step into the sukkah and he's completely dry.  He knows that it's not because of him and it's because of his guest. So what does he do? Nowadays he would take a selfie or something and post it online. He decides to run to tell the Rov, and what type of thing I have here and that he should come over and eat in my sukkah. So he runs over and he tells the Rov what's going on, that he has this guest who must be a tzadik nistar and it's not raining in my sukkah. The Rov says come on, it's not possible. The hose says no I'm telling you, come and see.  So the Rov says fine, if you're telling me you didn't lose your mind. So he puts on his coat and they head back and he sees no rain in the sukkah. The Rov has an eye for these things and can see that the guest is really a special yid. Yankel (the host) moves to the side and lets the Baal Hatanya and the Rov talk on the side. They're talking in learning and the Rov is beyond shocked to have such a great person in his midst. In the middle of the conversation the Rov asked why he was traveling. The Baal Hatanya said I was doing something for my Rebbe. The Rov asks, do you have a Rebbe? You're such an impressive and talented yid! You could be the Rebbe of all of us. The Baal Hatanya answers yes I have a rebbe, The Mezritcher Maggid. The Rov asks, you already know kol hatorah kula, you're obviously a really big tzaddik. What can you possibly be learning from the Mezritcher Maggid that you don't already know? The Baal Hatanya doesn't answer.  They continue schmoozing and in passing the Rov says that he has a daughter who's looking for a shidduch. At that moment the Baal Hatanya notices a jew passing by outside the sukkah, and the Baal Hatanya says, nu how about that yid? Does he have a son? The Rov looks at him and he says he actually does have a son. This Rebbe also has ruach hakodesh. The Baal Hatanya asks, what about him for your daughter? The Rov answers that he doesn't think it's shayach. So why not? If you must know, I'm the Rov, and he's a bagel salesman. He has a push-cart and he walks around selling bagels to the townspeople. It's not a shidduch. The Rov's daughter and bagel salesman's son it's not kavodik. The Baal Hatanya was taken aback by that. He said, you asked me what I learned from the Mezritcher Maggid. I can't tell you what I learn from the Maggid. But I could tell you that I learned that I could never say such words about another jew. What I learned is what a yid is. That a yid is much

A gut voch everybody, I'll tell you a maaseh, I think it was in the early 1920's. The 6th Lubavitcher Rebbe, the rebbe Rayatz made a short trip to Eretz yisroel. There's an interesting story that took place when he was there. When he was staying in Yerushalayim for about a week or so, he stayed at a particular hotel and that was his home base while there.  It happens to be that there was a yid who was living in Yerushalayim in that time who knew the Frierdiker Rebbe. This yid, let's call him Yankel knew the Rebbe, he grew up in Chabad going to the Tomchei Temimim Yeshivos and at some point something happened in this guy's life, he took a turn and he was no longer connected at least in an outer way from Torah and Mitzvos. Very far from Yiddishkeit, being a Chassid. But he was in Yerushalayim and he heard that his old Rebbe the Rebbe Rayatz was in town. He had fond memories of him and didn't have personal issues with him. This jew didn't want to go visit him, to bring that up again. He was comfortable in his life, just wanting to close the chapter of his old life in Europe and continue on.  His mazal was that the street he had to travel by to get to work he would pass by that hotel. He was always concerned that as he passed by, maybe the Gabbaim or the chassidim might recognize him. Or even if they don't they'd invite him in. What this Yankel does is he dresses in the opposite of his finest. Wearing short shorts, sandals, a tank top trying to be as opposite of a chassidishe yid as possible. To the point that all the chassidim would assume that he doesn't want to visit the Rebbe.  The first day he passed by, went unnoticed and it was great. The second day the same thing happens but he thinks to himself maybe he should go say hi to the Rebbe. The days go by and no one is inviting him in, but he himself is finding a part within him to go to the hotel and say hi to the Rebbe and that's what he's fighting, himself. On the last day that the Rebbe is in Eretz Yisroel, as he's passing by the hotel in his non-chassidish clothes. He knows that since it's the last day he can't hold himself back anymore and decides to go see his Rebbe. He goes in, opens the door and all the chassidim see this guy come in without a head-covering or anything pushing to go see the Rebbe.  The Rebbe is in the room by himself, despite the gabbaim's best efforts to hold him back he opens the door and goes in. He sees the Rebbe Rayatz in all his glory. The Rebbe looks at him and has a big smile on his face. He says Ah, Yankel he recognized him. The chassid looks at him and says yes Rebbe, I'm here. The Rebbe looks at him and begins to cry. He says that sometimes we go in circles and circles but eventually we come home.  A few years later the Rebbe Rayatz passed away and throughout Eretz Yisroel they all made gatherings to share divrei hesped. There was one particular gathering in Yerushalayim where chassidim got together and out of nowhere this chassid comes out with a beard, a kapote is pushing his way up to the front. He takes the mic, begins to talk and says this story about the israeli guy who passed by the hotel, and saw the Rebbe. He told him we go in circles and circles, but eventually we come home. And that was me. The moment the Rebbe said that sentence, that alone completely changed my life around. That's why I am who I am now, because of that story. That's the story of yidden, the story of klal yisroel in Galus, we go around in circles, go like this, go like that and eventually we come home. It's true for klal yisroel and it's true for each and every one of us. We know what we're supposed to do, we know who we're supposed to become, it's a matter of getting there. Of going home to the place we're supposed to go.  Hashem should bless us with a mazaldik voch, a lichtigeh voch a geztuntike voch. 

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In this podcast from the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, senior researchers Jerome Hugues and Joe Yankel discuss ModDevOps, an extension of DevSecOps that embraces model-based systems engineering (MBSE) practices and technology. Hugues and Yankel also discuss how making this integration between DevSecOps and MBSE explicit unlocks both the speed of DevSecOps and the risk reduction of MBSE.

#121.** Corporate sponsor of the series Gluck Plumbing: For all your service needs big or small in NJ with a full service division, from boiler change outs, main sewer line snake outs, camera-ing main lines, to a simple faucet leak, Gluck Plumbing Service Division has you covered. Give them a call -   732-523-1836 x 1. **With Prof. Glenn Dynner (Prof. & chair of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College) discussing Jewish Tavernkeepers & Liquor in the Kingdom of Poland, and his book about it: "Yankel's Tavern: Jews, Liquor, & Life in the Kingdom of Poland."We discussed the history of Jews running taverns in Poland, anti-semitic attitudes towards Jews, new laws of Poland, Jewish underground, Blumrozen affair, Rav Eliyahu Guttmacher & the Kvitlach sent to him, and moreTo purchase the book: https://www.amazon.com/Yankels-Tavern-Liquor-Kingdom-Poland-dp-0190204141/dp/0190204141/ref=mt_other?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=

Yankel Meislin is a sofer (Torah scribe), author, public speaker and mentor who lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn with his wife and five children. To the casual observer, he looks like your typical Chabad rabbi, spending his day in prayer, holy work, and raising a family. While that may be true now, there was a time when Yankel's identity couldn't be more of a contradiction to what it is today. Yankel grew up in a small town in Long Island, NY. As a physically small child with a unique personality and ideas, he was the target of school bullies for many years. Deeply unhappy and anxious, he turned to weed, alcohol, and other drugs as a way to self-medicate and soothe his battered sense of self. Eventually, his drug habit grew to be too expensive to cover with his high school allowance money. That's when Yankel turned first to stealing, which soon became unsustainable, and eventually to dealing drugs, which came along with handling weapons, associating with mafia members, and engaging in dangerous behaviors. It wasn't until Yankel was forced to flee from threats to his life that he truly committed to rehab and AA gatherings, where he discovered religion, spirituality, and a new direction in life. Now, Yankel joins us on the Neshamos Podcast to share his story of leaving his personal exile, which included addiction, bullying, drug dealing, violence, and constant running, to find his redemption in sobriety, accountability, happiness, fulfillment, and peace. Today, Yankel has been sober for 14 years. “I firmly believe that everything that I went through from the day I was born until today is in the service of helping someone else,” Yankel reflects. “Otherwise, why would I have gone through such crazy things? And since that's the way I view it, I must pass it on in order to help someone else.” Yankel can be reached via Whatsapp at 718-714-8201 or at btbh770@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/neshamos-podcast/support

A modern-day Yiddish folktale in an alternative Jewish world, with much to consider for our own. The Lost Shtetl, winner of The Jewish Book Council's Miller Fam­i­ly Book Club Award. A remarkable debut novel—written with the fearless imagination of Michael Chabon and the piercing humor of Gary Shteyngart—about a small Jewish village in the Polish forest that is so secluded no one knows it exists . . . until now. What if there was a town that history missed? For decades, the tiny Jewish shtetl of Kreskol existed in happy isolation, virtually untouched and unchanged. Spared by the Holocaust and the Cold War, its residents enjoyed remarkable peace. It missed out on cars, and electricity, and the internet, and indoor plumbing. But when a marriage dispute spins out of control, the whole town comes crashing into the twenty-first century. Pesha Lindauer, who has just suffered an ugly, acrimonious divorce, suddenly disappears. A day later, her husband goes after her, setting off a panic among the town elders. They send a woefully unprepared outcast named Yankel Lewinkopf out into the wider world to alert the Polish authorities. Venturing beyond the remote safety of Kreskol, Yankel is confronted by the beauty and the ravages of the modern-day outside world – and his reception is met with a confusing mix of disbelief, condescension, and unexpected kindness. When the truth eventually surfaces, his story and the existence of Kreskol make headlines nationwide. Returning Yankel to Kreskol, the Polish government plans to reintegrate the town that time forgot. Yet in doing so, the devious origins of its disappearance come to the light. And what has become of the mystery of Pesha and her former husband? Divided between those embracing change and those clinging to its old world ways, the people of Kreskol will have to find a way to come together . . . or risk their village disappearing for good. Born in New York City in 1978, Max Gross is the son of two writers. He attended Saint Ann's School and Dartmouth College and worked for 10 years at The New York Post before becoming Editor in Chief of Commercial Observer. He previously wrote a book about dating called "From Schlub to Stud" but has since been rescued from the single man's fate by his beloved wife and son. "The Lost Shtetl" is his first novel.

Zundel and Yankel, Zundel and the lesso from the Baal Shem Tov.

Recording on 05/25/2021 at the East Brunswick Public Library. EAST BRUNSWICK—East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Civic Center Drive) continues its Holocaust Remembrance Program series with "Jewish Responses to the Shoah." This online lecture will be held on Tuesday, May 25, at 7:00 pm. Dr. Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, will present the lecture "Jewish Responses to the Shoah: Insights from Personal Memoirs." There is a long line of memoirs about the Holocaust that compel us to "meditate that this came about," in the words of Primo Levi. For it is people's lives, rather than structures or data, that truly bring home the realities of evil, trauma, heroism, and moments of impossible humanity. This talk surveys major Holocaust memoirs by Levi, Elie Wiesel, and more. The program includes a discussion of “The Remnant,” written by Michael Kesler, an East Brunswick resident who seems to have made all the right choices yet endured the paradoxical trauma of survival. Glenn Dynner is Professor and Chair of the Religion Department at Sarah Lawrence College. His work explores the religious and social history of Polish Jewry. He is author of “Men of Silk: The Hasidic Conquest of Polish Jewish Society” (Oxford, 2006), which was awarded the Koret Publication Prize; and “Yankel's Tavern: Jews, Liquor & Life in the Kingdom of Poland” (Oxford, 2014). He is a Fulbright scholar, a member of the Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies, and co-editor of the journal Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies. He is on the editorial boards of East European Jewish Affairs, Journal of Jewish Identities, and POLIN: A Journal of Polish Jewish Studies. As a Guggenheim fellow, Dynner will study how the mass mystical movement known as Hasidism became politicized in early 20th-century Poland. His monograph, tentatively titled “Exile of the Spirit: Hasidism in Interwar and Nazi-occupied Poland,” will chart Hasidism's emergence as both a political force and a culture of resistance in a context of coercive assimilation, anti-semitism, and, eventually, Nazi-sponsored genocide. "Jewish Responses to the Shoah" is produced by Kesler. Since his retirement in 2006, Kesler has written extensively of his and his late wife's experiences during World War II. This is the seventh event that he has planned in a series that chronicles the history and culture of Jewish populations in Europe before the Holocaust. "Our aim is to commemorate and celebrate the rich historical and cultural contributions of Jewish communities, beginning with that of Ukraine before its tragic extinction by the Germans," said Dr. Kesler, producer of the series. "It is our way of honoring and keeping alive their legacy as time marches on so that these once-thriving civilizations, from whom many among us are descended, are never forgotten." The program is sponsored through a partnership of Kesler, the East Brunswick Public Library Foundation and East Brunswick Public Library.

OT AZOY, magazine de la culture Yiddish présenté par Lise Gutmann. Elle reçoit la Chanteuse Isabelle Georges pour son projet musical « Dorothée » et l’auteur Michel Rotfus pour son livre « Yankel. Celui qui parlait peu » aux éditions l’élan des mots. À propos du livre Musical : "« Dorothée » A bikhele lider, un petit livre chantant " Paru aux éditions Encore Music Découvrez l’histoire d’une femme exceptionnelle, entrelacée de poèmes, de dessins et rythmée par huit de ses chansons yiddish préférées. Autant de petits cailloux fragiles sur le chemin de la mémoire… Du Du, Di Hoydlke, Shtil di nakht, Kum leybke tantsn, Shpil zhe mir a lidele in yiddish, Vi zhe zenen zey avek, al di blumen, Leyg dayn Kop, Zol zayn et une chanson originale, Zing princesse Daled Zing. « Les gens les plus discrets ne sont-ils pas, parfois, plus grands que les illustres héros ? » Isabelle Georges, livret & chant • Jérôme Brajtman, arrangements & guitare • Le Quatuor Anouman • Frederik Steenbrink, piano • Marc Alberman, musique originale • Myriam Racine, illustrations • Annick Prime-Margules, mise en page • Yann Lemetre, enregistrement & mixage. « Chaque message d’amour, si petit soit-il, a la nécessité d’être exprimé. Celui-ci chante et désire exister aussi au nom des autres, qui se reconnaîtront peut-être. » Jérôme Brajtman Isabelle Georges est une chanteuse française de comédie musicale, de chanson française et de musique yiddish. Elle est aussi danseuse, comédienne et créatrice de spectacles. À propos du livre : "Yankel : Celui qui parlait peu " Paru aux éditions Editions de l'Elan des mots Garwolin, un shtetl, au sud de Varsovie, début du XXe siècle. Wulf observait son petit-fils Yankel s’absorber dans la contemplation du ruissellement de la pluie sur la vitre de la fenêtre. Chaque jour, celui-ci reprenait son voyage secret, muet et solitaire. Pour Wulf, Yankel était un Luftmentsh, un « homme de l’air ». Il ne se lançait dans aucune entreprise hasardeuse. C’était lui-même qu’il lançait en l’air pour flotter, là-haut. Il était un regardeur de vents, un contemplateur de nuages. Enfant arrêté au seuil du langage, resté à jamais illettré et peu enclin à la parole, il devient ouvrier tailleur grâce aux soins attentifs de Moyshe, héritier des Lumières et membre du Bund, le parti socialiste révolutionnaire juif. Yankel est témoin de l’effervescence d’une jeunesse assoiffée de culture et de modernité qui s’arrache au traditionalisme hassidique pour les promesses d’un monde nouveau, celles du sionisme et du Bund, face aux nationalistes antisémites polonais. Michel Rotfus a été professeur de philosophie, très engagé dans les questions relatives à l’enseignement de la philosophie, entre IUFM et université populaire. En 2006, il crée, dans une salle parisienne, une opérette sur les philosophes et les femmes, Philosofemmes. Ce livre est son premier roman. Michel Rotfus a été professeur de philosophie, très engagé dans les questions relatives à l'enseignement de la philosophie, entre IUFM et université populaire. En 2006, il crée, dans une salle parisienne, une opérette sur les philosophes et les femmes, Philosofemmes. Ce livre est son premier roman.

Fascinating story with רמ״א re the Mitzvah of collecting Tzedaka from the rich and the poor.

“Journées Internationales du Film sur l'Art 2021” édition n°14à l'auditorium du musée du Louvre – programmation en ligne, Parisdu 22 au 31 janvier 2021Extrait du communiqué de presse :Directrice de la médiation et de la programmation culturelle : Dominique de Font-RéaulxResponsable de la programmation cinéma : Pascale RaynaudProduction : Laurent Fournier, Yukiko Kamijima et Valentine GayDans le contexte particulier de ce mois de janvier 2021, les JIFA se réinventent en ligne avec une édition inédite gratuite du 22 au 31 janvier sur le site du musée du Louvre où les films seront visibles 10 jours à partir de la mise en ligne au jour et à l'heure indiqués dans la programmation* sur le site du Louvre: HYPERLINK « http://www.louvre.fr/films » www.louvre.fr/filmsLe teaser de la 14ème édition des JIFA : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etxhY-V3vig&feature=youtu.beLes JIFA poursuivent leur exploration des rapports entre le cinéma et les autres arts à travers le questionnement du processus créatif et du rôle de l'art dans nos sociétés.Cette 14e édition reçoit le réalisateur Alain Jaubert, dont la célèbre collection « Palettes » a fêté récemment ses 30 ans. La seconde partie du programme propose une sélection de films récents et des échanges avec leurs réalisateurs.La programmation de la 14ème édition :Rendez-vous avec Alain Jaubert – Films et rencontresAlain Jaubert a été marin avant d'être journaliste scientifique à La Recherche et au Nouvel Observateur puis chroniqueur de musique classique à Libération. De 1990 à 1993, il a produit le magazine Les Arts et de nombreuses émissions pour Océaniques sur France 3, tout en enseignant à l'Ensad (École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs). Écrivain, il a publié de nombreuses nouvelles, plusieurs essais sur les images (en particulier celles des pouvoirs totalitaires), la peinture, Casanova ou Turner. Aux Éditions Gallimard, il a publié deux essais, Palettes et Lumière de l'image, et deux romans, Val Paradis, récompensé par la bourse Goncourt du premier roman en 2005, et Une nuit à Pompéi, en 2008. D'autres romans suivront, en alternance avec des essais. Réalisateur de nombreux films documentaires pour l'INA et France 3, il est l'auteur de la collection « Palettes » produite et diffusée entre 1989 et 2003 sur Arte et dans le monde entier. Dans cette célèbre série de cinquante documentaires qui ont marqué l'histoire du film sur l'art, il prend le contrepied du discours classique et questionne non plus l'histoire d'un peintre ou d'un courant artistique, mais celle d'un tableau. Il nous fait l'honneur de l'avant-première de son nouveau film, Le Subtil Oiseleur, Foucault de Vélasquez à Picasso, d'une master classe et d'une rencontre autour du thème « L'art de survivre » en partenariat avec la Maison des écrivains et de la littérature.# Vendredi 22 janvier à 18h30 – Avant-premièreFilm présenté par Alain Jaubert et Dominique de Font- Réaulx, conservatrice et directrice de la Médiation et de la Programmation culturelle du Louvre.Le subtil oiseleur, Foucault de Vélasquez à PicassoFr., 2020, 60 min – Éditions Montparnasse À l'origine projet de film rédigé par Michel Foucault en 1970 et resté inédit, le nouvel opus d'Alain Jaubert porte sur la série de 58 variations peintes en 1957 par Pablo Picasso autour des Ménines de Vélasquez (musée Picasso de Barcelone).# Samedi 23 janvier à 15hProjections présentées par Alain Jaubert et Dominique Le Brun, écrivain de marine, suivies d'un échange et d'une lecture de textes par Serpentine Teyssier (Dante, Jules Verne, Defoe, Poe, Melville, Conrad, Stevenson…).« L'ART DE SURVIVRE » Géricault, « Le Radeau de la Méduse ». La Beauté du désastreFr., 2002, 30 min (collection « Palettes ») Palette Production, Arte France, musée du LouvreHokusaï, « La Vague ». La Menace suspendueFr., 1999, 30 min (collection « Palettes ») Palette Production, BnF – Bibliothèque Nationale de France, RMN – Réunion des Musées Nationaux, La Sept ARTEEn partenariat avec la Maison des écrivains et de la littérature dans le cadre des rencontres Enjeux « Survivre » – Extension du domaine des Enjeux.# Dimanche 24 janvier à 15hProjection suivie d'une master classe avec Alain Jaubert animée par Dominique Païni, historien et théoricien du cinéma.Giacomo CasanovaFr., 1998, 100 minOn Line Productions, La Sept ARTE Retour sur la vie et l'oeuvre du philosophe libertin. Personnage fondamental du 18e siècle, Casanova est sans doute celui qui incarne le mieux l'esprit et l'art de vivre de l'époque.JIFA : Sélection 2021 – La correspondance des artsLes JIFA proposent un choix de films récents dont la facture et le propos échappent aux codes du documentaire classique. Cette année, la sélection interroge « la correspondance des arts » et la façon dont une force créatrice unique, l'art, se diversifie dans des langages artistiques divers : peinture, littérature, danse, dessin, sculpture, vitrail et cinéma. Les projections sont suivies de rencontres avec les cinéastes.# Mercredi 27 janvier à 18h30J'ai aimé vivre làFr., 2019, réal. Régis Sauder, 89 min. ShellacDepuis l'Axe majeur à Cergy, on domine toute l'Île-de-France. Annie Ernaux y a écrit l'essentiel de son oeuvre, peuplée des récits de ceux qu'elle observe et de son histoire intime.# Jeudi 28 janvier à 12h30Matisse, le tailleur de lumièreFr., 2019, réal. Isabelle Bony, 52 min. Docs du Nord, Grand Lille TVÀ l'âge de 78 ans et durant les six dernières années de sa vie, Henri Matisse consacre beaucoup de temps et d'énergie à une partie encore peu connue de son oeuvre : le vitrail.# Jeudi 28 janvier à 18h30CunninghamFr., All., É.-U., 2019, réal. Alla Kovgan, 93 min, 3D. Arsam InternationalTourné en 3D avec les derniers danseurs de la compagnie du chorégraphe américain Merce Cunningham, le film reprend 14 des principaux ballets d'une carrière riche de 180 créations.# Vendredi 29 janvier à 15hJosepFr., 2020, réal. Aurel, 74 min, animation. France 3 Cinéma, Les Films d'Ici, UpsideFévrier 1939. Dans un camp, deux hommes séparés par les barbelés se lient d'amitié. L'un est gendarme, l'autre est Josep Bartoli (1910-1995), combattant antifranquiste et dessinateur.# Vendredi 29 janvier à 18h30 – En présence de Jaume Plensa.Jaume Plensa. Can you hear me ?Esp., 2020, réal. Pedro Ballesteros, 75 min, VOSTF. Plensa Studio BarcelonaÀ l'occasion de la création et de l'installation de son œuvre Voices à New York, le documentaire revient sur le parcours et l'oeuvre du sculpteur catalan Jaume Plensa.# Samedi 30 janvier à 15hAubrun, l'absolue peintureFr., 2019, réal. Frédéric Pajak, 57 min. Zadig Productions, Caravel ProductionDisparu en 2009, le peintre François Aubrun n'a eu de cessede contempler et de peindre le basculement du ciel dans labrume, depuis son atelier, fenêtres ouvertes sur Sainte-Victoire.# Samedi 30 janvier à 17h – En présence de Ulrike Ottinger.Paris calligrammesAll., Fr., 2019, réal. Ulrike Ottinger, 129 min, récit dit par Fanny Ardant. Idéale AudienceUn portrait en images du Paris des années 1960 à travers les souvenirs de la cinéaste Ulrike Ottinger, qui y vécut alors qu'elle était une jeune artiste plasticienne.# Dimanche 31 janvier à 15hFilm précédé de Écho de la peinture. Paolo Uccello de Pauline Lafille (2020, 11 min).La Tentation du réel, l'Agneau mystique des frères Van EyckFr., Belg., 2019, réal. Jérôme Laffont et Joachim Thôme, 66 min. Les Productions du Verger, Supermouche ProductionsÀ travers un dispositif de projection original et les éclairages d'éminents spécialistes (dont David Hockney), le documentaire explore ce chef-d'oeuvre emblématique des primitifs flamands – objet d'une importante restauration.# Dimanche 31 janvier à 17h – Avant-premièreProjection suivie d'un échange entre Christian Tran et Michel Ciment, critique de cinéma et journaliste.Le Manège de YankelFr., 2020, réal. Christian Tran, 60 min. ArtisJacques Kikoïne, dit Yankel, nous invite à partager son histoire d'artiste-peintre, de voyageur, d'amoureux de la vie et de l'art. Un hommage à cet artiste disparu en avril 2020, à l'aube de ses 100 ans. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this episode of the nicocast is a special episode cause it is in SPANISH with the Netflix actor Yankel Stevan

Yankel buys his grandson Simon a gift - a ticket to a weekend retreat. Simon isn't interested in going, so he sells it to his friend Frank. Frank wins the raffle at the weekend. Who gets the prize money?

Yankel is staying on the 16th floor of a hotel on Shabbos with a double stroller...

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Que font les pouvoirs publics à Marseille ? Dans ce dernier épisode de cette série, Etienne Tabbagh se penche sur celui qui focalise toutes ces questions, c’est Jean-Claude Gaudin, maire de Marseille depuis 1995. Que fait-il pour sa ville depuis lors ? Quel est son projet d’ensemble ? A-t-il le moindre projet ou la moindre vision pour sa ville ? Finalement, c’est quoi le système Gaudin ?Etienne Tabbagh a rencontré Patrick Lacoste, ancien fonctionnaire d’Etat et cofondateur de l’association ‘Un centre-ville pour tous’, et est retourné voir Michel Peraldi, sociologue, pour comprendre la politique de la ville en matière de logement, et les ressorts qui ont conduit à l’état actuel de la ville de Marseille. Sources documentaires : OuvragesPeraldi, Michel, Claire Duport, et Michel Samson. Sociologie de Marseille. La Découverte, 2015Peraldi, Michel, et Michel Samson. Gouverner Marseille. Enquête sur les mondes politiques marseillais. La Découverte, 2006Fijalkow, Yankel. Sociologie du logement. La Découverte, 2016Rapport Nicol 2015http://www.centrevillepourtous.asso.fr/IMG/Files/Rapport%20Mission%20Nicol%20pté%20privé%20et%20copro%20Marseille%2027%20mai%202015.pdf https://marsactu.fr/logement-indigne-a-marseille-un-rapport-au-vitriol/ Articles de la Marseillaisehttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/75080-marseillehttps://lamarseillaise.shorthandstories.com/marchandsdesommeil/index.htmlhttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/74857-marseille-un-ex-cadre-de-la-soleam-contredit-julien-ruas http://www.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/73425-balancetontaudis-notre-carte-des-evacuations (carte des arrêtés de péril)Articles de Marsactuhttps://marsactu.fr/a-marseille-les-arretes-ne-mettent-pas-fin-a-linsalubrite/ https://marsactu.fr/la-guerre-des-services-entre-la-ville-et-letat-laisse-pourrir-les-logements-insalubres/ https://marsactu.fr/la-mairie-de-marseille-va-demolir-deux-immeubles-en-peril-a-noailles/ https://marsactu.fr/le-service-municipal-en-charge-des-immeubles-en-peril-est-au-bord-de-limplosion/?utm_source=Sociallymap&utm_medium=Sociallymap&utm_campaign=Sociallymap&fbclid=IwAR1yhWW3urU0C1AYiDcj_2Fp4vB15G6E1dr8aRQUV6GeANGrjHLjOLMqPM4 (burn out des services)https://marsactu.fr/emmanuel-patris-le-service-en-charge-du-peril-a-marseille-est-totalement-dysfonctionnel/(Emmanuel Patris critique)https://marsactu.fr/atlas-du-betonnage-3-questions-a-jean-canton-ancien-directeur-de-lurbanisme-a-la-ville-de-marseille/ (interview Jean Canton, histoire de Marseille). https://marsactu.fr/marseille-est-une-ville-moyenne-de-la-province-francaise/ (interview entre Michel Samson et Michel Peraldi)https://marsactu.fr/les-marchands-de-sommeil-echappent-toujours-a-la-justice/ (marchand de sommeil)Vidéo Marsactuhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlCVOdYXgWshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjihmhkzobk&t=820sArticles Mediaparthttps://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/060314/comment-jean-claude-gaudin-vendu-marseille-aux-promoteurs?onglet=full https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/301118/marseille-la-lutte-contre-l-habitat-indigne-ne-sert-qu-evincer-les-plus-pauvres?page_article=1 Podcast journal Zibelinehttps://soundcloud.com/ostrogothe/delogeses-de-marseille-5-mois-apres Bureau d’accueil du relogement, 2 rue Beauvauhttps://madeinmarseille.net/40996-effondrement-immeuble-espace-daccueil-populations-evacuees/ Liste officielle des arrêtés de péril dans la ville de Marseillehttp://logement-urbanisme.marseille.fr/amélioration-de-lhabitat/arretes-de-peril Ressources Atlas PLS (parc logement social) Marseillehttp://www.agam.org/fr/etudes/atlas-du-parc-locatif-social.html http://www.agam.org/fileadmin/ressources/agam.org/etudes/HABITAT/Atlas_PLS/PLS_intro.pdfINSEEhttps://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13201https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13203https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13055 Le site “Pensons le matin”http://www.pensonslematin.fr/etude-les-disparites-socio-spatiales-de-la-metropole-marseillaise-photographie-des-fractures-territoriales/ Spla$h est une émission d’Etienne Tabbagh produite par Nouvelles Écoutes, écrite et présentée par Etienne Tabbagh. Cette série d'été est réalisée par Marine Raut. Mixée par Laurie Galligani. Générique : Aurore Mayer-Mahieu

Qui sont “Les marchands de sommeil” ? Depuis l’effondrement des deux immeubles de la rue d’Aubagne à Marseille, l’expression est sur toutes les lèvres : celle des militants pour le droit au logement, mais aussi celles des représentants de l’Etat et des collectivités. Les marchands de sommeil sont les suspects n°1 dans ce drame. Pour comprendre leur implication dans la situation du logement indigne à Marseille, leur pouvoir et leur fonctionnement, Etienne a rencontré David Coquille, journaliste pour le quotidien la Marseillaise. Il a mené plusieurs enquêtes sur les marchands de sommeil, a visité plusieurs logements insalubres, s’est même fait passer pour un acheteur et raconte les conditions de vie dans ces logements insalubres, dans lesquels plus de 100 000 marseillais habitent aujourd’hui, formant la troisième plus grande ville du département.Sources documentaires : OuvragesPeraldi, Michel, Claire Duport, et Michel Samson. Sociologie de Marseille. La Découverte, 2015Peraldi, Michel, et Michel Samson. Gouverner Marseille. Enquête sur les mondes politiques marseillais. La Découverte, 2006Fijalkow, Yankel. Sociologie du logement. La Découverte, 2016Rapport Nicol 2015http://www.centrevillepourtous.asso.fr/IMG/Files/Rapport%20Mission%20Nicol%20pté%20privé%20et%20copro%20Marseille%2027%20mai%202015.pdf https://marsactu.fr/logement-indigne-a-marseille-un-rapport-au-vitriol/ Articles de la Marseillaisehttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/75080-marseillehttps://lamarseillaise.shorthandstories.com/marchandsdesommeil/index.htmlhttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/74857-marseille-un-ex-cadre-de-la-soleam-contredit-julien-ruas http://www.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/73425-balancetontaudis-notre-carte-des-evacuations (carte des arrêtés de péril)Articles de Marsactuhttps://marsactu.fr/a-marseille-les-arretes-ne-mettent-pas-fin-a-linsalubrite/ https://marsactu.fr/la-guerre-des-services-entre-la-ville-et-letat-laisse-pourrir-les-logements-insalubres/ https://marsactu.fr/la-mairie-de-marseille-va-demolir-deux-immeubles-en-peril-a-noailles/ https://marsactu.fr/le-service-municipal-en-charge-des-immeubles-en-peril-est-au-bord-de-limplosion/?utm_source=Sociallymap&utm_medium=Sociallymap&utm_campaign=Sociallymap&fbclid=IwAR1yhWW3urU0C1AYiDcj_2Fp4vB15G6E1dr8aRQUV6GeANGrjHLjOLMqPM4 (burn out des services)https://marsactu.fr/emmanuel-patris-le-service-en-charge-du-peril-a-marseille-est-totalement-dysfonctionnel/(Emmanuel Patris critique)https://marsactu.fr/atlas-du-betonnage-3-questions-a-jean-canton-ancien-directeur-de-lurbanisme-a-la-ville-de-marseille/ (interview Jean Canton, histoire de Marseille). https://marsactu.fr/marseille-est-une-ville-moyenne-de-la-province-francaise/ (interview entre Michel Samson et Michel Peraldi)https://marsactu.fr/les-marchands-de-sommeil-echappent-toujours-a-la-justice/ (marchand de sommeil)Vidéo Marsactuhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlCVOdYXgWshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjihmhkzobk&t=820sArticles Mediaparthttps://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/060314/comment-jean-claude-gaudin-vendu-marseille-aux-promoteurs?onglet=full https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/301118/marseille-la-lutte-contre-l-habitat-indigne-ne-sert-qu-evincer-les-plus-pauvres?page_article=1 Podcast journal Zibelinehttps://soundcloud.com/ostrogothe/delogeses-de-marseille-5-mois-apres Bureau d’accueil du relogement, 2 rue Beauvauhttps://madeinmarseille.net/40996-effondrement-immeuble-espace-daccueil-populations-evacuees/ Liste officielle des arrêtés de péril dans la ville de Marseillehttp://logement-urbanisme.marseille.fr/amélioration-de-lhabitat/arretes-de-peril Ressources Atlas PLS (parc logement social) Marseillehttp://www.agam.org/fr/etudes/atlas-du-parc-locatif-social.html http://www.agam.org/fileadmin/ressources/agam.org/etudes/HABITAT/Atlas_PLS/PLS_intro.pdfINSEEhttps://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13201https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13203https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13055 Le site “Pensons le matin”http://www.pensonslematin.fr/etude-les-disparites-socio-spatiales-de-la-metropole-marseillaise-photographie-des-fractures-territoriales/ Spla$h est une émission d’Etienne Tabbagh produite par Nouvelles Écoutes, écrite et présentée par Etienne Tabbagh. Cette série d'été est réalisée par Marine Raut. Mixée par Laurie Galligani. Générique : Aurore Mayer-Mahieu

Etienne Tabbagh se plonge dans l’histoire de Marseille pour analyser tous les facteurs qui ont conduit à la situation actuelle dans la deuxième ville de France : un centre-ville appauvri, une mauvais répartition et un manque flagrant de logements sociaux, et d’hébergements d’urgence. Ce problème éminemment structurel s’est constitué au cours du temps. En compagnie du sociologue et anthropologue Michel Peraldi, du sociologue du logement Yankel Fijalkow et de Margot Bergerand, également sociologue, spécialiste de l’habitat de fait, Etienne Tabbagh remonte le cour du temps et explore l’histoire de Marseille. Sources documentaires : OuvragesPeraldi, Michel, Claire Duport, et Michel Samson. Sociologie de Marseille. La Découverte, 2015Peraldi, Michel, et Michel Samson. Gouverner Marseille. Enquête sur les mondes politiques marseillais. La Découverte, 2006Fijalkow, Yankel. Sociologie du logement. La Découverte, 2016Rapport Nicol 2015http://www.centrevillepourtous.asso.fr/IMG/Files/Rapport%20Mission%20Nicol%20pté%20privé%20et%20copro%20Marseille%2027%20mai%202015.pdf https://marsactu.fr/logement-indigne-a-marseille-un-rapport-au-vitriol/ Articles de la Marseillaisehttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/75080-marseillehttps://lamarseillaise.shorthandstories.com/marchandsdesommeil/index.htmlhttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/74857-marseille-un-ex-cadre-de-la-soleam-contredit-julien-ruas http://www.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/73425-balancetontaudis-notre-carte-des-evacuations (carte des arrêtés de péril)Articles de Marsactuhttps://marsactu.fr/a-marseille-les-arretes-ne-mettent-pas-fin-a-linsalubrite/ https://marsactu.fr/la-guerre-des-services-entre-la-ville-et-letat-laisse-pourrir-les-logements-insalubres/ https://marsactu.fr/la-mairie-de-marseille-va-demolir-deux-immeubles-en-peril-a-noailles/ https://marsactu.fr/le-service-municipal-en-charge-des-immeubles-en-peril-est-au-bord-de-limplosion/?utm_source=Sociallymap&utm_medium=Sociallymap&utm_campaign=Sociallymap&fbclid=IwAR1yhWW3urU0C1AYiDcj_2Fp4vB15G6E1dr8aRQUV6GeANGrjHLjOLMqPM4 (burn out des services)https://marsactu.fr/emmanuel-patris-le-service-en-charge-du-peril-a-marseille-est-totalement-dysfonctionnel/(Emmanuel Patris critique)https://marsactu.fr/atlas-du-betonnage-3-questions-a-jean-canton-ancien-directeur-de-lurbanisme-a-la-ville-de-marseille/ (interview Jean Canton, histoire de Marseille). https://marsactu.fr/marseille-est-une-ville-moyenne-de-la-province-francaise/ (interview entre Michel Samson et Michel Peraldi)https://marsactu.fr/les-marchands-de-sommeil-echappent-toujours-a-la-justice/ (marchand de sommeil)Vidéo Marsactuhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlCVOdYXgWshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjihmhkzobk&t=820sArticles Mediaparthttps://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/060314/comment-jean-claude-gaudin-vendu-marseille-aux-promoteurs?onglet=full https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/301118/marseille-la-lutte-contre-l-habitat-indigne-ne-sert-qu-evincer-les-plus-pauvres?page_article=1 Podcast journal Zibelinehttps://soundcloud.com/ostrogothe/delogeses-de-marseille-5-mois-apres Bureau d’accueil du relogement, 2 rue Beauvauhttps://madeinmarseille.net/40996-effondrement-immeuble-espace-daccueil-populations-evacuees/ Liste officielle des arrêtés de péril dans la ville de Marseillehttp://logement-urbanisme.marseille.fr/amélioration-de-lhabitat/arretes-de-peril Ressources Atlas PLS (parc logement social) Marseillehttp://www.agam.org/fr/etudes/atlas-du-parc-locatif-social.html http://www.agam.org/fileadmin/ressources/agam.org/etudes/HABITAT/Atlas_PLS/PLS_intro.pdfINSEEhttps://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13201https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13203https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13055 Le site “Pensons le matin”http://www.pensonslematin.fr/etude-les-disparites-socio-spatiales-de-la-metropole-marseillaise-photographie-des-fractures-territoriales/ Spla$h est une émission d’Etienne Tabbagh produite par Nouvelles Écoutes, écrite et présentée par Etienne Tabbagh. Cette série d'été est réalisée par Marine Raut. Mixée par Laurie Galligani. Générique : Aurore Mayer-Mahieu

Sept mois après l’effondrement des immeubles de la rue d’Aubagne, aucune solution durable n’a encore été trouvé pour les 3 000 habitants délogés de leur appartement suite à l’émission d’arrêtés de périls imminents. Les marchands de sommeil et leur exploitation des populations précaires de Marseille n’est que la face visible de l’iceberg. Comment se fait-il qu’ils puissent encore passer sous les radars des pouvoirs publics, et particulièrement, des service municipaux ? Et quelles ont été leurs actions suite à l’effondrement des immeubles de la rue d’Aubagne ? C’est la question que se pose Etienne Tabbagh dans cet épisode. Pour comprendre la situation catastrophique du logement indigne dans la deuxième ville de France, il a rencontré Yankel Fijalkow, sociologue spécialiste du logement, Emmanuel Patris, urbaniste, ancien directeur adjoint du département renouvellement urbain à la Soleam. Il s’occupait notamment de l’opération « grand centre-ville » à Marseille. Il a travaillé de très près avec les deux services municipaux de la ville, Benoît Gilles journaliste à Marsactu. Vous retrouvez également la voix de Christian Nicol auteur du fameux rapport de 2015 sur les logements insalubres à Marseille. Sources documentaires : OuvragesPeraldi, Michel, Claire Duport, et Michel Samson. Sociologie de Marseille. La Découverte, 2015Peraldi, Michel, et Michel Samson. Gouverner Marseille. Enquête sur les mondes politiques marseillais. La Découverte, 2006Fijalkow, Yankel. Sociologie du logement. La Découverte, 2016Rapport Nicol 2015http://www.centrevillepourtous.asso.fr/IMG/Files/Rapport%20Mission%20Nicol%20pté%20privé%20et%20copro%20Marseille%2027%20mai%202015.pdf https://marsactu.fr/logement-indigne-a-marseille-un-rapport-au-vitriol/ Articles de la Marseillaisehttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/75080-marseillehttps://lamarseillaise.shorthandstories.com/marchandsdesommeil/index.htmlhttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/74857-marseille-un-ex-cadre-de-la-soleam-contredit-julien-ruas http://www.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/73425-balancetontaudis-notre-carte-des-evacuations (carte des arrêtés de péril)Articles de Marsactuhttps://marsactu.fr/a-marseille-les-arretes-ne-mettent-pas-fin-a-linsalubrite/ https://marsactu.fr/la-guerre-des-services-entre-la-ville-et-letat-laisse-pourrir-les-logements-insalubres/ https://marsactu.fr/la-mairie-de-marseille-va-demolir-deux-immeubles-en-peril-a-noailles/ https://marsactu.fr/le-service-municipal-en-charge-des-immeubles-en-peril-est-au-bord-de-limplosion/?utm_source=Sociallymap&utm_medium=Sociallymap&utm_campaign=Sociallymap&fbclid=IwAR1yhWW3urU0C1AYiDcj_2Fp4vB15G6E1dr8aRQUV6GeANGrjHLjOLMqPM4 (burn out des services)https://marsactu.fr/emmanuel-patris-le-service-en-charge-du-peril-a-marseille-est-totalement-dysfonctionnel/(Emmanuel Patris critique)https://marsactu.fr/atlas-du-betonnage-3-questions-a-jean-canton-ancien-directeur-de-lurbanisme-a-la-ville-de-marseille/ (interview Jean Canton, histoire de Marseille). https://marsactu.fr/marseille-est-une-ville-moyenne-de-la-province-francaise/ (interview entre Michel Samson et Michel Peraldi)https://marsactu.fr/les-marchands-de-sommeil-echappent-toujours-a-la-justice/ (marchand de sommeil)Vidéo Marsactuhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlCVOdYXgWshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjihmhkzobk&t=820sArticles Mediaparthttps://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/060314/comment-jean-claude-gaudin-vendu-marseille-aux-promoteurs?onglet=full https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/301118/marseille-la-lutte-contre-l-habitat-indigne-ne-sert-qu-evincer-les-plus-pauvres?page_article=1 Podcast journal Zibelinehttps://soundcloud.com/ostrogothe/delogeses-de-marseille-5-mois-apres Bureau d’accueil du relogement, 2 rue Beauvauhttps://madeinmarseille.net/40996-effondrement-immeuble-espace-daccueil-populations-evacuees/ Liste officielle des arrêtés de péril dans la ville de Marseillehttp://logement-urbanisme.marseille.fr/amélioration-de-lhabitat/arretes-de-peril Ressources Atlas PLS (parc logement social) Marseillehttp://www.agam.org/fr/etudes/atlas-du-parc-locatif-social.html http://www.agam.org/fileadmin/ressources/agam.org/etudes/HABITAT/Atlas_PLS/PLS_intro.pdfINSEEhttps://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13201https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13203https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13055 Le site “Pensons le matin”http://www.pensonslematin.fr/etude-les-disparites-socio-spatiales-de-la-metropole-marseillaise-photographie-des-fractures-territoriales/ Spla$h est une émission d’Etienne Tabbagh produite par Nouvelles Écoutes, écrite et présentée par Etienne Tabbagh. Cette série d'été est réalisée par Marine Raut. Mixée par Laurie Galligani. Générique : Aurore Mayer-Mahieu

Le 5 novembre au matin, deux immeubles de la rue d’Aubagne à Marseille se sont effondrés. Huit personnes sont décédées dans la catastrophe, 3 000 ont été délogées par la municipalité et relogées provisoirement dans des hôtels de la ville. Sept mois après, aucune solution durable n’a été trouvée par la mairie pour reloger les personnes évacuées en novembre dernier. Dans ce premier épisode de cette série d’été, Etienne Tabbagh, marseillais d’adoption, part à la rencontre des victimes de ce drame. Ensemble, elles ont fondé le "collectif 5 novembre", certaines ont rejoint l’association ‘Un centre-ville pour tous’. Elles dénoncent la gentrification de la ville, l’inaction de la mairie, et l’impunité des marchands de sommeil.Vous entendrez les voix de Khadidja, évacuée le 18 novembre de son appartement situé dans un immeuble déclaré en péril imminent suite à l’effondrement de la rue d’Aubagne. Elle est en attente de relogement et vit pour l’instant, dans un hôtel avec sa fille, dans des conditions compliquées. Zania, elle, est une militante pour le droit au logement. Etienne l’a rencontré lors d’une manifestation, suite à la venue du ministre du logement M. Denormandie à Marseille le 12 avril. Vous entendrez également les voix de Fatih Bouaroua, ancien directeur régional de la Fondation Abbé Pierre, membre du “collectif 5 Novembre” et de Christian Nicol, ancien directeur général de l’agence nationale pour l'amélioration de l’habitat, et auteur d’un rapport commandé par le préfet en 2015, qui alertait déjà sur les conditions indignes de logement à Marseille. Sources documentaires : OuvragesPeraldi, Michel, Claire Duport, et Michel Samson. Sociologie de Marseille. La Découverte, 2015Peraldi, Michel, et Michel Samson. Gouverner Marseille. Enquête sur les mondes politiques marseillais. La Découverte, 2006Fijalkow, Yankel. Sociologie du logement. La Découverte, 2016Rapport Nicol 2015http://www.centrevillepourtous.asso.fr/IMG/Files/Rapport%20Mission%20Nicol%20pté%20privé%20et%20copro%20Marseille%2027%20mai%202015.pdf https://marsactu.fr/logement-indigne-a-marseille-un-rapport-au-vitriol/ Articles de la Marseillaisehttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/75080-marseillehttps://lamarseillaise.shorthandstories.com/marchandsdesommeil/index.htmlhttp://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/74857-marseille-un-ex-cadre-de-la-soleam-contredit-julien-ruas http://www.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/73425-balancetontaudis-notre-carte-des-evacuations (carte des arrêtés de péril)Articles de Marsactuhttps://marsactu.fr/a-marseille-les-arretes-ne-mettent-pas-fin-a-linsalubrite/ https://marsactu.fr/la-guerre-des-services-entre-la-ville-et-letat-laisse-pourrir-les-logements-insalubres/ https://marsactu.fr/la-mairie-de-marseille-va-demolir-deux-immeubles-en-peril-a-noailles/ https://marsactu.fr/le-service-municipal-en-charge-des-immeubles-en-peril-est-au-bord-de-limplosion/?utm_source=Sociallymap&utm_medium=Sociallymap&utm_campaign=Sociallymap&fbclid=IwAR1yhWW3urU0C1AYiDcj_2Fp4vB15G6E1dr8aRQUV6GeANGrjHLjOLMqPM4 (burn out des services)https://marsactu.fr/emmanuel-patris-le-service-en-charge-du-peril-a-marseille-est-totalement-dysfonctionnel/ (Emmanuel Patris critique)https://marsactu.fr/atlas-du-betonnage-3-questions-a-jean-canton-ancien-directeur-de-lurbanisme-a-la-ville-de-marseille/ (interview Jean Canton, histoire de Marseille). https://marsactu.fr/marseille-est-une-ville-moyenne-de-la-province-francaise/ (interview entre Michel Samson et Michel Peraldi)https://marsactu.fr/les-marchands-de-sommeil-echappent-toujours-a-la-justice/ (marchand de sommeil)Vidéo Marsactuhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlCVOdYXgWshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjihmhkzobk&t=820sArticles Mediaparthttps://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/060314/comment-jean-claude-gaudin-vendu-marseille-aux-promoteurs?onglet=full https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/301118/marseille-la-lutte-contre-l-habitat-indigne-ne-sert-qu-evincer-les-plus-pauvres?page_article=1 Podcast journal Zibelinehttps://soundcloud.com/ostrogothe/delogeses-de-marseille-5-mois-apres Bureau d’accueil du relogement, 2 rue Beauvauhttps://madeinmarseille.net/40996-effondrement-immeuble-espace-daccueil-populations-evacuees/ Liste officielle des arrêtés de péril dans la ville de Marseillehttp://logement-urbanisme.marseille.fr/amélioration-de-lhabitat/arretes-de-peril Ressources Atlas PLS (parc logement social) Marseillehttp://www.agam.org/fr/etudes/atlas-du-parc-locatif-social.html http://www.agam.org/fileadmin/ressources/agam.org/etudes/HABITAT/Atlas_PLS/PLS_intro.pdfINSEEhttps://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13201https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13203https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-13055 Le site “Pensons le matin”http://www.pensonslematin.fr/etude-les-disparites-socio-spatiales-de-la-metropole-marseillaise-photographie-des-fractures-territoriales/ Spla$h est une émission d’Etienne Tabbagh produite par Nouvelles Écoutes, écrite et présentée par Etienne Tabbagh. Cette série d'été est réalisée par Marine Raut. Mixée par Laurie Galligani. Générique : Aurore Mayer-Mahieu

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Yankel is hurrying home through the forest, carrying all of the earnings from the big sale he just made. When a robber jumps out from behind a tree and demands Yankel’s money, he comes up with a clever plan to escape the robber and keep his earnings – does it work? Rabbi Mark Kaiserman retells the story. For a written version of this story, see One Shot Too Many in “The Jewish Story Finder” by Sharon Barcan Elswit.

“I was told that repartee heightens the attention of an audience.” “Is this going to be like that time you told me about ambergris?” “What do you mean?” “There I was, minding my own business, when you started telling me how the most expensive perfume in the world comes from whale puke. Like I needed to know that.” “Yes. This is another interesting fact that will broaden your horizons.” “Okay, let's get this over with. So tell me, what in the name of King-of-the-Sea Poseidon and Chicken-of-the-Sea tuna is repartee? “Repartee is the banter between interesting characters.” “Great. I appreciate you sharing that with me.” “But I haven't told you why you need to know.” “I don't know that I do need to know.” “You need to know.” “For the record, your little whale puke story still hasn't done me any good.” “Someday you'll be glad you know about ambergris.” “Can you name that day for me? I'll put it on my calendar.” “You need to know about repartee today. Right now, in fact.” “Why?” “You're about to start advertising.” “Yeah, and?” “Yankelovich says the average citizen is bombarded with more than 5,000 selling messages per day.” “Yankel who?” “Yankelovich. It's a consumer behavior research firm.” “Five thousand a day, really?” “Yeah. So what are you going to do to make your message stand apart from those other 5,000?” “Repartee?” “Exactly.” “I think it might be easier to find some whale puke.” “Repartee works because people naturally turn their attention toward interesting interactions. Ever heard of Elmore Leonard?” “Novelist, right?” “When he was asked if he had a secret formula for writing bestsellers, he said, ‘I try to leave out the parts that people skip.'” “Dewey Crowe is my favorite character of his.” “Yeah, Dewey's awesome. But then the interviewer had a follow-up question.” “Did they ask, ‘What are the parts that people skip?'” “Yeah. How did you know?” “It's what I would have asked.” “So, do you want to know what they skip?” “Actually, yes.” “Everything that isn't dialogue.” “So you're saying all I have to do is turn my ads into a conversation between two people?” “That's not what I'm saying at all.” “How is it not what you're saying?” “If you write an ad and put it into the mouths of two people, it's still an ad. It's not dialogue. It's not banter. It's not repartee.” “What is it then?” “It's Ad Speak.” “It would still sound like an ad?” “Of course it would. Real people never talk like that. Repartee is the personality-revealing banter between characters who actually have personalities.” “Like me and you?” “Mostly me.” “I'd have to do this repartee thing on radio or TV, right?” “Why do you think that?” “I mean, it's people talking.” “But we're not doing this on radio or TV. We're doing this in an email.” “Is repartee a French word?” “I think so. Why do you ask?” “It sounds pretentious and that usually means it's French.” “You can call it banter if you want.” “Banter. My ads are going to be known for banter. I'm going to be the Banter man.” “I'm glad I could help.” “Wait a minute. Did you say we were having this conversation in an email?” “Yeah. It's a weekly thing sent out by a guy named Williams. Calls himself the Wizard of Ads.” “The Wizard of Ads?” “Yeah.” “Must be French.” [Both men start laughing.] # # END # # Roy H. Williams

In Yankel's Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Yankel’s Tavern: Jews, Liquor, and Life in the Kingdom of Poland (Oxford UP, 2014), Glenn Dynner, Professor of Religion at Sarah Lawrence College, explores the world of Jewish-run taverns in nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. Jews had to fend off reformers and government officials that sought to drive Jews out of the liquor trade. Dynner argues that many nobles helped their Jewish tavernkeepers evade fees, bans, and expulsions by installing Christians as fronts for their taverns, revealing a surprising level of Polish-Jewish co-existence that changes the way we think about life in the Kingdom of Poland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En dag när Herr P är på väg hem efter ett möte blåser det upp storm just när han passerar en bro, och när han tar tag i räcket för att inte blåsa bort, tappar han diamanten som han har i en påse i handen, rakt ner i vattnet! Samma dag köper Yankel en av de största fiskarna som någonsin setts på marknaden och som ingen vill ha för den är så stor, men Yankel tycker att det är fina fisken just för att den är så stor. Nu räcker den till alla. Nedtecknad och översatt ur den judiska muntliga traditionen av Anne Kalmering Josephson. Den väldig hungriga larven En sabbatmorgon när den varma solen steg upp  kom en liten och väldigt hungrig larv ut ur sitt ägg. Han äter och äter och äter... Men vad händer sen? Av: Eric Carle Bearbetning från jiddisch: Marcia Gruss Levinsohn Josephson Uppläsare av båda sagorna är Sara Wikström

En fattig man, Yankel, som inte ens har råd att köpa mat eller skor så det räcker till alla i familjen, köper ändå alltid den största fisken på marknaden till sabbaten för att som seden säger, ha mat att bjuda de som kommer förbi på sabbatskvällen. Och en av de rikaste i byn, herr P, har så mycket saker att han hela tiden måste oroa sig för att någon ska ta något från honom. Nu köper han en stor ädelsten för alla sina saker, så att han kan ha den i sin hand hela tiden. Översatt och nedtecknad av Anne Kalmering Josephson. Uppläsare: Sara Wikström