This week, host Jay Sanderson speaks with cookbook author, food writer, and chef Joan Nathan about latkes, cooking, and her view of the Jewish world through her recipes.

This week, host Jay Sanderson speaks with four-time Olympic gold medalist Lenny Krayzelburg. Hear about Lenny’s journey from Odessa to Los Angeles — exemplifying the American Dream — and his rise to backstroke world champion. They also discuss how Lenny became one of the greatest swim teachers in America and his commitment to teaching every child how to swim.

Jay Sanderson sits down with Sean Rad, Founder & Chairman of Tinder, to discuss technology, tefillin, and tadig!

Jay Sanderson sits down with Rob Eshman, former Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of The Jewish Journal, to discuss Judaism’s role in Rob’s personal and professional life and culinary explorations.

This week, Jay’s 4 Questions brings a musical and artistic flare with guest David Broza, international recording star and poet. Broza’s songwriting inspiration stems from his eclectic roots — Spanish, Israeli, American, you name it — uniting listeners of varying cultures and traditions. Tune in today – you won’t want to miss it!

Jay Sanderson converses with Rabbi Sharon Brous, Founder and Senior Rabbi of IKAR, about reimagining religion in the 21st century and the joys of ice cream.

Jay Sanderson speaks with Alana Newhouse, Editor-in-Chief of Tablet Magazine, about her experience as a journalist and how she navigates Jewish life.

This week, host Jay Sanderson sits down with Noa Tishby — actress, producer, mother, activist, singer, and community leader. Their discussion highlights Noa’s role as a trailblazer in both Hollywood and Israel. Tune in to learn about Noa’s passions and accomplishments and find out how she uses them to continuously transform the entertainment world’s perception of Israel.

This week, Jay Sanderson sits down with a special guest from Israel, Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman, President of the Shalom Hartman Institute. Their spiritual conversation covers issues that center on G-d, pluralism, and the current state of Judaism in the world.

This week, host Jay Sanderson speaks with world music superstar, producer, composer, and recording artist Idan Raichel. Idan traces his love of music to his childhood in Israel, sharing early memories with Jay and how they influenced his career as an artist.  They also discuss modern Judaism and, as Idan puts it, the need to “update the software for future generations” to keep them engaged and connected to Jewish life. Idan will be on tour from February 17 - March 1, 2018, ending in Los Angeles. Get more information and see him in concert! Questions or Feedback? Email us at [email protected]!