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With major American religious leaders Cardinal Avery Dulles, Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold, Rabbi Dr. Norman Lamm, and Rabbi Eugene Korn, we explore the differences and similarities of the two religions and to what extent pluralism is possible. This program compares past Jewish-Christian Relations with those of the modern world and discusses whether Jews and Christians have united in order to stop the recent threat of Islamist fanaticism.

What really happened between the Jews and Jesus at the time of the Passion? How is modern day Judaism shaped by its relationship with Christianity? These questions and more are tackled from a variety of perspectives, including those of Jon Meacham, John Pawlikowski, and Eugene Korn. This group of religious scholars lend their perspectives on the issues raised by Mel Gibson's film The Passion of the Christ.

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This second season of the podcast series is the continued presentation of Antediluvian Revelations: A Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch, the Prophet, PART TWO. As explained in the introduction episode of the first podcast series by the same name and author, there are five parts of the epic poem. The first part of the epic poem presents the ancient testimony of Enoch who describes his extraterrestrial abduction experience and the reason for it to have occurred two generations before the birth of Noah. Enoch was the seventh man from Adam, and he was Almighty God's first prophet.Season Two of...

What is more wonderful and enduring than a kiss? A mother’s warm and gentle kiss, a lover’s tantalizing exchange of emotions, a child’s wet mushy plop of love towards a parent… They are all wonderful expressions of how great we feel. That’s where the idea of “Kish Mir In Yiddish” came about. To create an atmosphere of appreciating the Yiddish language, through stories and poetry about the endless facets of life. Ah Kish, as a kiss is known, stirs many feelings. To get a kiss following a funny story, or perhaps a kiss of tenderness following a memory of romance, or sadness. ...

What does it mean to be a Jewish comic in an era when "Jewish" is no longer synonymous with "stand-up"? To find the answer, comedian Laura Leibow sits down with the world's best and brightest Jewish comics who were willing to appear on this show.

Jews have a centuries-old tradition of telling jokes, from the ghettos of Europe to Hollywood and the Catskills. Jewish jokes are entertainment, the oral history of a culture, insightful social criticism, and survival tactic rolled into one. In 2008, Hollywood director and producer Sam Hoffman launched a website called Old Jews Telling Jokes. It’s just what it says: Jewish men and women over 60 sharing their favorite stories, tales, riddles, and punchlines.