Russell Robinson talks with Ty about the history and work of the Jewish National Fund, an organization with a rich history in the Zionist movement.

Kenny Feinberg is a 6'2" Jewish former pro-baseball player. But his identity is informed by something much more personal and far more important than baseball.

Ty talks with Dr. Steven Reece about the work The Matzevah Foundation is doing in Poland to bring reconciliation between the Jewish and gentile communities there.

In this episode, host Ty Perry shares with listeners the story of how he became a supporter of Israel.

The Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival's founder and director, Joshua Abbey, talks with Ty about the festival, his inspiration for starting it, and how it has fared in the world of Covid-19. 

Ty talks with Susan Dubin, of the Holocaust Resource Center, about the lessons of the Holocaust and how to teach them to future generations.

Rabbi Steven Weil, director and CEO of the Friends of the IDF (FIDF), talks with Ty about the history and mission of the FIDF.

Ty talks with David Brog, director of the Maccabee Task Force, about antisemitism and anti-Zionism on university campuses and how to fight it.

What do you think of when you hear the word gospel? Some may think of it as a description of  something that is absolutely true, as in “What he said is the gospel truth.” Or maybe you think of the written narratives --the Gospels--found in the New Testament.

Today, we are going to clarify what the gospel is and what its implications are for me and for you.

Ty is joined on this episode by Pastor Charles Carr. Pastor Carr, a minister for more than 40 years, who currently serves as a deacon and Sunday School teacher at First Baptist Church in Cass City and an itinerant minister throughout the Thumb Michigan.

Ty is joined by Stefanie Tuzman, CEO and president of Jewish Nevada, for a conversation about the importance of Jewish community and the work of Jewish Nevada.