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The guys takes on another discussion about politics and the chaos being played out on the world stage. Speaking of stages, Ira & Rod want to take the next stagecoach out of "Dodge."

Got “Olympic fever?” … or do you prefer a real life thrill-of-victory story?

Heather’s guest this week is Professor Shaul P. Ladany, the only person who survived both a Nazi concentration camp, and the massacre of 1972 at the Olympics in Munich. Where such tragic ordeals might finish off the rest of us, Ladany did not let his life’s hardships immobilize him. Rather, Ladany obtained an Ivy League education and became chairman and professor of Industrial Engineering at Ben Gurion University in Israel. He authored over a dozen scholarly books and 110 scientific articles, and holds U.S. patents for eight mechanical designs.

Additionally, Ladany boasts an illustrious career as a world-record-setting racewalker and two-time Olympian.

On this two-part edition of “Conversations with Heroes” we will hear Ladany’s full account of his life’s events which lead up to the “Black September” massacre in Munich, and how this hero of Israel persevered afterward.

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That's right, this rabbi can take out the bad guys in any dark alley, even if they are armed and he's not. Hear this 'Rambo of a Rabbi,' Michael Shapiro, aka “The Fighting Rabbi,” talk about the power of knowing how to street-fight real villains! He runs the Krav Combat Academy, where he works with teens and adults who want to learn how to protect themselves through Krav Maga and F.I.G.H.T.— which stands for Fierce Israeli Guerilla Hand-to-Hand Tactics. Find out what the 'Kabbalah of Combat' is, and check out his website at www.kravCombatAcademy.org.

Also, what did the Pope say that ISIS laughed at? Tamar talks about the lack of understanding of how the enemy thinks, and how it will ensure that Western culture will lose to the fierceness of its Eastern Islamic foes.

It seems that Rod and his Netiv group are starting trouble in Houston. Some Christian leaders are upset that Netiv is teaching the truth, and they are bringing in someone who is supposed to teach them how to counter counter-missionaries.

Ira and Rod are joined by Rabbi Uri Pilichowski of Mitzpe Yericho. Rabbi Pilichowski reached out to the office of Congressman Hank Johnson of Georgia, who recently referred to Jews in Judea and Samaria as "termites." Now, plans are being made for Congressman Johnson to meet with Pilichowski during the August congressional recess.

Sha'i deconstructs the lie of territories illegally occupied by Israel. It's the Arabs who are the illegal occupiers.

Also, the Pope's pathetic reaction to Auschwitz...and not "radical Muslims." Just Muslims...

In this week's show, Aaron gives you permission to spend money! Of course, there is one caveat: that you actually have the money to spend. He also gives tips to millennials on the importance of starting to invest. Finally, Aaron begs listeners to start an emergency fund.

For any questions, email Aaron at [email protected].

The purpose of the so-called two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict is to provide guaranteed and perpetual income for statesmen, politicians, historians, news analysts and consultants.

Is it safe on American campuses? Carlos Santana in Israel? And why are so many married Israeli kids are still living at home. Join guest Paul Miller, director of The Salomon Center, as he covers some of these stories!

Also, if you thought that real estate prices are high in Israel, you're right! More and more young Israeli couples are living at home until they can afford something on the market. But now some Arabs are willing to sell their apartments to Jews, even though they could be under the threat of death from other Arabs. Could this loosen the tight real estate market in Israel? Jerusalem city councilman Arieh King from the Israel Land Fund joins Tamar and tells her about this new opportunity to get a foothold in Israel, even if you don't live here!

It's an in-depth show on the elections in the United States, how the candidates relate to Israel and the 'elections joke' of the day.

Tamar speaks with Shifra Hoffman of VictimsOfArabTerror.org and Shuva.net and Jeff Miller (at Twitter: @jeff_ _miller) about the U.S. elections and if not who to vote for, than at least who NOT to vote for.

Plus, Uri Kelman moved his family from Los Angeles to Ashkelon. How is he faring and how has his absorption into the country been so far?