Host Rabbi Mark S. Golub discusses the Jewish Tradition’s understanding of, and attitudes towards human nature. 1564
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Ukrainian siblings Sam and Saul Stermer, and Sima and Sonia Dodyk, were among 38 Jews who lived in a cave during WWII for 18 months, thus surviving the Holocaust. Hear more on JBS’ “Witness,” taped at the Bnai Zion House in NYC. 211
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Author of “A Candle In The Heart,” Judith Alter Kallman tells her moving tale of surviving the Holocaust as a very young child and now seeing her grandson bless her great-grandchild with the same Sabbath blessing her father used to bless her. 260
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An Israeli hip hop/funk band, Hadag Nahash blends Western pop music with Eastern elements to create a sound tapestry on peace, tolerance and equality that also includes political and social protest. An exclusive Shalom TV presentation. 1061
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Israel’s leading international concert and recording artist, Noa combines her Yemenite roots with 1960s musical influences Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Leonard Cohen. A Shalom TV exclusive series. 51418
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The Jewish Family has had an historical obsession that has shaped the unique character of the Jewish People. Rabbi Mark S. Golub explains what this obsession is on JBS’ “Jewish 101” series on Judaism and Jewish life. 371
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Holocaust survivor Paula Gris is interviewed on Shalom TV’s original series commemorating the Six Million. An educator at the Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta, Ms. Gris has been engaged in teaching children and adults since 1981. 140
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Auschwitz survivor Gena Turgel, who went from concentration camp victim to a woman honored by the Queen of England, tells her amazing story on the JBS original series, “Witness.” 149
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While many people mistakenly think a Jew is a member of a religion or a race, the Jewish Tradition has a very different answer. A “Jewish 101” episode with Rabbi Mark S. Golub for anyone interested in learning about Judaism and Jewish life. 487
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Holocaust Survivor Jay Sommer, born in Germany and raised in Czechoslovakia, was incarcerated in a Nazi labor camp for the duration of World War II. He emigrated to the US in 1948 and, in 1981, was honored as the nation’s Teacher of the Year. 238
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