Arizona and the Negev: An aquifer runs through them
Prof. Sharon Megdal of the University of Arizona, US, discusses how limited water resources should be managed in arid areas like Israel and Arizona.
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Why the Internet didn’t kill the TV star
Jerome Bourdon, a professor of communications at Tel Aviv University, explains the evolution of the peoplemeter and why it’s still such an important tool.
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Emotions begin where ideology ends: The social psychology of the conflict
Ruthie Pliskin, a social psychologist at Tel Aviv University, talks about the role of emotions in determining political action.
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Why We Stayed: Confessions of Postwar Polish Jews
Prof. Marian Turski, Chairman of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, talks about Jewish life in Poland after the end of WWII.
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Imperial Capital: The capture of Jerusalem in WWI
Historian Dr. Justin Fantauzzo’s research focuses on the capture of Jerusalem by the British army during the First World War.
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Bottomless Pit: The Cairo Genizah and the Untold History of Medieval Jewry
Dr. Moshe Lavee, a Talmud scholar at the University of Haifa, tells us about the Cairo Genizah.
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Sir Moses Montefiore: a world Jewish leader before such even existed
Abigail Green, tutor and fellow in history at Brasenose College, Oxford, talks to us about Sir Moses Montefiore.
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Pop-Rock Music: Aesthetic Cosmopolitanism in Late Modernity
Prof. Motti Regev talks about his book Pop-Rock Music: Aesthetic Cosmopolitanism in Late Modernity.
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The heritage of the Palestinian defeat in 1948
Lia Tarachansky, director of the film On the Side of the Road that tackles the way the Nakba is perceived in Israeli society today.
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Bombay: Exploring the Jewish Urban Heritage
Dr. Shaul Sapir is a geography professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the author of several books.
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