Arts & Culture
Blacklisted Love: Dorit Rabinyan’s “All the Rivers”
Host Marcela Sulak reads from Rabinyan’s banned, bestselling novel about Jewish-Palestinian love.
Read MoreA Melodious Pair: Batsheva Dori-Carlier and Umm Kulthum
Listen to host Marcela Sulak read poems by Batsheva Dori-Carlier and the poet’s rendition of Umm Kulthum in song.
Read MoreFor the Love of All Things Short
This episode is an ode to all things short, or ‘katsar’ in Hebrew, from espresso to shirts, films, and fuses.
Read MoreYou’re Digging My Ear off!
Guy explains the Hebrew slang word “hafran,” literally meaning digger but used to describe your chatterbox friend.
Read MoreIt’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Intonate It
Guy takes us on a short journey through Israel’s many voices to learn a thing or two about Hebrew intonation.
Read MoreSitting With Strangeness: A Conversation With Adriana X. Jacobs
Marcela Sulak interviews Adriana X. Jacobs about her work translating Vietnamese-Israeli writer Vaan Nguyen.
Read MoreIn the Hebrew Loop but Outside the Box
Think you know Hebrew inside out? The words ‘inside’ and ‘out’ just might stump you regardless.
Read MoreBilingual Pen Friends, Translation Amiss
Marcela Sulak reads from an English language novel originally written in private correspondence between American Nell Zink and Israeli writer Avner Shats.
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