Humanity, Frail and Flawed: A Poem of Repentance
In the Jewish month of repentance, it seems a fitting time to read from Solomon Ibn Gabirol’s poem about human frailty and proclivity to sin.
Read MoreIn the Jewish month of repentance, it seems a fitting time to read from Solomon Ibn Gabirol’s poem about human frailty and proclivity to sin.
Read Moreמה אנשים אומרים כשהם צריכים ללכת לשנייה לשירותים? ולמה אנשים כותבים “פיפי” כתגובה למשהו נורא מצחיק שהם רואים באינטרנט? בואו נלמד. הפרק לא מתאים למאזינים שיש להם בעיה עם הנושא.
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Read MoreThese hot weeks of summer, host Marcela Sulak will be suggesting some good beach reading, such as Ofir Touche Gafla’s novel, “The World of the End.”
Read MoreIsraelis love to complain and use words like nightmare to describe another horrible queue at the bank. Let’s add some phrases to our complaint toolkit.
Read MoreToday’s episode features pieces from Roy “Chicky” Arad, whose works range from poetry and novels, to music and painting, to journalism and activism.
Read Moreהמילה חבר הייתה מילה מאוד נפוצה בישראל הסוציאליסטית של שנות החמישים והשישים, ביחד עם חבר’ה, שעדיין מאוד בשימוש. ואז ‘חבר’ נעלמה לה לזמן מה, וחזרה ב-1995.
Read More‘Haver,’ the Hebrew word for ‘friend,’ has had quite an amazing comeback to modern Israeli lingo. How do we use it in this day and age?
Read MoreAdi Sorek’s work is described as subtle and musical, a study in a possibility and the tiny details that comprise the reality of being.
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