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Ep. 18 – Human Nature
Host Rabbi Mark S. Golub discusses the Jewish Tradition’s understanding of, and attitudes towards human nature.
Erev Rosh Hashanah D’Rash 2014 with Rabbi Mark S. Golub
Rabbi Mark S. Golub introduces the high holiday theme of “L’Chayim” on Rosh Hashanah Eve to his congregation in Stamford, CT.
Multichannel News article about JBS’s expansion plans
Mke Reynolds wrote an article in Multichannel News about the domestic and international expansion plans of JBS: http://www.multichannel.com/news/distribution/jbs-eyeing-domestic-international-expansion-golub/384145
2014: U.S. Jewry
A panel discusses events and issues of 2014 in terms of their affect on the American Jewish future. Steven Bayme (AJC), Eric Yoffie (columnist and former pres of URJ), Betty Ehrenberg (WJC) and Micah Halpern (columnist). L’Chayim with Mark S. Golub.
Maccabi Games 2015 Opening Ceremony
JBS’s LIVE Coverage of the 2015 European Maccabi Games Opening Ceremony from Berlin, Germany.
A Soldier’s Mother
Paula Stern (online “A Soldier’s Mother”) describes how she, her children and Israelis are dealing with Palestinian violence – and her disappointment with the Obama Administration. With Mark S. Golub.
In Memoriam 2015
A tribute to outstanding Rabbis, Jewish Leaders and members of the Arts who passed away in 2015, including Byron Sherwin, Moshe Levinger, Bernice Tannenbaum, Ruth Popkin, Jules Frankel, Bess Myerson, Dolph Schayes, Leonard Nimoy and Theodore Bikel.
In Memory: Eugene B. Borowitz z”l
Yitz Greenberg and David Ellenson join Mark S. Golub in tribute to an iconic thinker and theologian Rabbi Dr. Eugene B. Borowitz, who helped shape the philosophy of modern liberal Judaism while influencing a generation of Reform rabbis at HUC-JIR in NY.
Witness – Stories of Survivors: Moshe Avital Part 1
Moshe Avital describes how his lovely life as a child in Czechoslovakia came to a brutal end in the Holocaust and how he and his family were sent in cattle cars to Auschwitz, where he sought to survive with his brother. Part 1. JBS Original series.
Witness: Moshe Avital Part 2
Moshe Avital describes how his lovely life as a child in Czechoslovakia came to a brutal end in the Holocaust and how he and his family were sent in cattle cars to Auschwitz, where he sought to survive with his brother. Part 2. JBS Original series.
