Podcasts about yisrael campbell

These clips from 11 episodes feature the BEST cultural observations from each guest. You'll hear from natives & travelers from India, Korea, Israel, Nepal, Africa, Guyana, Germany & Taiwan as they share cultural comparisons & lessons they learned from their travels.Click here to save a spot at my next ZOOM Room Mingle to meet other listeners & chat with me: https://forms.gle/rAHypH4NjAr9VuJE9 Some links are Amazon affiliate links. I make a small commission when you order the item 24 hours from clicking, at no extra cost to you.Episode 53: Rashmi Sharma, Indian in America https://uwf.edu/ceps/departments/teacher-education-and-educational-leadership/our-faculty/faculty-profiles/dr-rashmi-sharma.htmlEpisode 7: Marcina Rogers, Solo Traveler https://www.instagram.com/travel_over_all/Episode 44: Kinga Philipps, Discovery Channel Show Host  https://www.instagram.com/kingaphilipps/Episode 20: Merry Morgan Holotik, Summited Mt Everest https://www.instagram.com/merrymoe30a/Episode 49: Sriram Ganesan, Language Trainer & Tour Guide https://www.instagram.com/srialmighty/Episode 36: Shane Reynolds, Travel Channel show host https://www.youtube.com/ShaneReynoldsEpisode 50: Breanna Wilson, Travel Journalist https://www.instagram.com/breannajwilson/Episode 68: Marina Iakovleva, Dating Beyond Borders YouTube Creator https://www.youtube.com/user/DatingBeyondBordersEpisode 70: Sheetal Kandola, International Sex Educator https://www.instagram.com/sheetalkandola/Episode 85: Nikki Hardwick, American-Themed Bar Owner in Taiwan https://www.facebook.com/CowboyskentingEpisode 94: Yisrael Campbell, Catholic to Orthodox Jewish Convert https://www.instagram.com/yisraelcampbell/ Click here to save a spot at my next ZOOM Room Mingle to meet other listeners & chat with me: https://forms.gle/rAHypH4NjAr9VuJE9 Host:  https://www.meredithforreal.com/  | https://www.instagram.com/meredithforreal/  | meredith@meredithforreal.com | https://www.youtube.com/meredithforreal  | https://www.facebook.com/meredithforrealthecuriousintrovertSponsors: https://uwf.edu/university-advancement/departments/historic-trust/ | https://www.ensec.net/

For now, we can't gather in a Tel Aviv pub to sip beers and listen to stories the way WhyWhyWhy! is usually recorded. Co-hosts Noah Efron and Miriam Herschlag, who helms The Times of Israel's opinion and blogging platform, manage to make that deep human connection through story, even as the corona lockdown keeps us all apart. Learn why The Times of Israel’s military reporter Judah Ari Gross (pictured, left) can’t help being happy at the moment; hear ToI blogger Sari Friedman’s musings entitled “My Neighbor’s cough;” and take a journey with Jerusalem's acclaimed philosopher-comedian Yisrael Campbell to visit rabbis’ graves in Ukraine moments before travel was shut down.

This episode features true stories on the theme Quarantined, as told by Judah Ari Gross, Sarah Goldberg, Sari Friedman, and Yisrael Campbell. Pitch your story! Music Itamar Haluts - Alexandra-Clyde

Let’s be honest: things are kinda grim right now all over the world. The coronavirus is spreading, and so is our existential fear. So this week in The Times of Israel podcast, host Amanda Borschel-Dan -- who is hunkering down at home with her six school kids who are “studying” online — decided to look for the humor in the situation. She phoned up two of Israel’s leading English-speaking stand-up comedians, Benji Lovitt and Yisrael Campbell, to talk about using comedy in dark times. They discussed some of the differences between Israelis’ and US Jews’ use of humor and whether anything is really off limits. Is it ever too soon to joke? Image: Benji Lovitt contemplates Hebrew verb declensions. (Courtesy)

This episode of WhyWhyWhy! True Stories from Israel features stories on the theme “Losing/Finding My Religion,” as told by Chana Sperber, Elana Dorfman, Emanuel Shahaf, Gunther Oakey, Heather Stone, Sam Litvin, Milton Roller, and Yisrael Campbell. Our next storytelling event will be held on Monday, Oct. 28th. The theme of the night is “Bad Advice.” Pitch your story! Music Itamar Haluts - Alexandra-Clyde

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is on and sadly, we're not there! So we've dug into the archives to find some of our favorite Edinburgh moments. Thrill to tales of discovery; amazing performing experiences; reconnecting with old friends and meeting new ones; the only (horrible) way to become a Catholic martyr; special appearances by Rachel Parris, Yisrael Campbell, and Tim Fitzhigham; the real-life inspirations for the Red Wedding and Shakespeare's "The Phoenix and the Turtle"; fun-loving Puritan numpties; new Jews, old Jews, and faux Jews; the joys of both seeing and performing multiple shows during a single Fringe; the dangers of flyering; excerpts from The Complete Millennium Musical (abridged), which performed at the Assembly Rooms exactly twenty years ago; international tour dates for the Fall of 2019; and discovering how the theatre can become your temple and John Malkovich your lord and savior. (Length 25:51) The post Tales Of Edinburgh appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.

As Israel turns 70 this programme examines how those years have impacted on the three great Abrahamic faiths. Edward Stourton meets Dr Micah Goodman, of the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, to discuss the complex religious history of this land and the current mix of challenges and opportunities. Edward visits Bethlehem to hear how the anniversary is viewed by Christians and Muslims living in the city. Trevor Barnes reports on what the creation of the state of Israel has meant for British Jews. Yolande Knell visits the Armenian Quarter in Jerusalem to hear how Armenian Christians are trying to retain a presence in the city. Orthodox Jewish comedian Yisrael Campbell talks religion, comedy and the ultra-Orthodox with Edward Stourton. Robi Damelin and Ikhlas Shtayeh, members of the Parents Circle Families Forum, which is a grassroots organization of Palestinian and Israeli families who have lost family members due to the conflict, share their stories. Ahmad Budeiri is a Palestinian Analyst and Nathan Jeffay is Associate Israel Correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle. They join Edward to discuss the changing religious landscape and what that means for wider social and political change. Producers Jerusalem - Carmel Lonergan Salford - Catherine Earlam / David Cook Series Producer Amanda Hancox.

 ★★★★★  Tom Rhodes Radio Review for Yisrael Campbell in ‘Circumcise me’ Greetings from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!  At a later date I will talk about my personal history with this festival but for now I want to tell you about the magnificence of the biggest and greatest arts festival in the world. There are literally thousands of shows happening here on all manner of topics but the one thing that all of them share is that they each belong to the family of storytellers. I have been racing around the city as much as possible taking in as many different shows as I can and one of the shows I have loved most and that knocked me out is 'Circumcise me' written and performed by Yisrael Campbell. It is the story of his life and how he went from growing up Catholic in suburban Philadelphia to being an orthodox Jew living in Jerusalem. As is pure in every hero's story it was a bumpy ride to reaching the top of his spiritual journey. Yisrael is a reformed alcoholic, philosophical sage and stand up comedian with clear eyes discerning the continual crisis Israel faces and how best to deal with tragedy when it strikes your life.  I first encountered the bright light of his personality after my first show of the festival run that he attended. I enjoyed his show 'Circumcise me' so much that I went to it twice. I laughed, I cried and stood on my feet clapping wildly when it finished. His story is epic how he became the person that he is today and I would much rather watch a film about his life instead of another dull super hero sequel. Until then we have his show and this conversation about his life's journey.  At the Edinburgh Fringe Festival review's are very important so let it be known that Tom Rhodes Radio gives 'Circumcise Me' 5 stars! 5 Bravos! and 5 Hallelujahs!  (5 stars are the best you can get on an Edinburgh review) If you are in or anywhere near Edinburgh during his run I highly recommend you put this show on the top of your list of must see shows. It is my pleasure to present to you now the one and only Yisrael Campbell! Intro song: Cutting Room (Hot Pants) – Oceanliners Audio Cameo: Ashna making lasagna in the background End song: The Weight - The Band Recorded at our big wooden kitchen table of our lovely Edinburgh Festival apartment

When Yisrael Campbell sat and thought “what’s the most important thing I have to say?”, he realized that it’s  “the story” that has been the connecting factor of his life. Both the stories of others that have helped guide him as well as the story of his life that has helped ground him. Yisrael Campbell […] The post Because God Loves Stories – Yisrael Campbell appeared first on JDOV.