The Nova Project: Rolling Up Your Sleeves in Business
The Nova Project has business students lining up to take part in it’s volunteer consulting programs. Shahar Cohen explains why.
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‘Pump’ No More: Taking America off Oil
Rebecca Harrell Tickell joins us to discuss Pump, the critically acclaimed new documentary film she co-produced.
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Reframing the Art & Music Scene in Tel Aviv
Ari Fruchter of the Tel Aviv Arts Council and Jeremy Hulsh of Tune In Tel Aviv tell us about their upcoming events.
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Can the Bible reduce poverty?
MK Ruth Calderon is making an effort to implement the biblical injunction to forgive debts every seven years.
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‘Valley of Strength’: Feminism in the Zionist narrative – Israel in Translation
Shulamit Lapid’s novel ‘Valley of Strength’ depicts the first seven years of the Gai Oni agricultural settlement, later renamed ‘Rosh Pina.’
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Cherchez la femme in Jewish history – Journeys
When Renee Levine Melammed noticed that most of the history books she found were both written by and focused on men, she was determined to “find the women.”
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Literary Salon: In the Other’s Shoes
Prof. Raanan Rein, Vice President of Tel Aviv University, talks about a literature contest, which he hopes will teach student-contestants to grapple with Jewish and Arab racism in Israeli society.
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Architectural Digest: The Ethics of Designing for the Disabled
Architect Talia Margalit takes her students out into the field, to meet the people and experience the spaces, designed to suit their special needs.
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Why Do Guys Get an Icky Charge from Jewesses with Guns?
There is something majorly messed up about how men think about Jewish women and, especially, Jewish women with guns. This is proved all too true today with a Girls-of-the IDF pinup calendar, and the icky charge guys get from Jewesses with Guns.
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