Kol Ramah

Hosted and produced by Rabbi Barry Chesler, Jessica Fisher and Gabe Cohen from The Jewish Theological Seminary join in a wonderful round table discussion of Pinchas - one of the most popular of camp parshiot!

Alexandra, Layla, Maddy, Sasha and Holland from Solelim interviewing the musician Benji Marx and speaking about his song Joshua:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEhM4kVhPoM

Interview with the artist Merav Ezer about how the challenges of immigration and their expression in art - in Hebrew.

ריאיון עם האמנית מרב עזר על האתגרים שבהגירה ועל הביטוי האמנותי של אתגרים אלו.

Rabbi Scott Bolton and Rabbi Esther Reed with David Goodman speaking about community in a special program with many guests.

The program discuss the values of love, kindness, hospitality and gratitude.

Here in the Berkshires it is the middle of the night, but our friends and family in Israel are just waking up.

It is a good time to play some Israeli music and to tell the story of the evolution of Israeli music. And of course give lots of shoud-outs for the listeners in Israel.

Please join the Israeli Mishlachat for an hour of good music and fun :)

Julius Zimbler came by to the Kol Ramah studio with his guitar to play a live acoustic performance of Bohemian Rhapsody (by Queen)

Please enjoy listening to our reflections about building a holy community! Over the course of the episodes Rabbi Scott Bolton and David Goodman have explored how individuals consciously connect, what cultural rituals and encounters help cement love and respect and what sources from Jewish tradition inspire. In our third episode we talked about a list of values that could focal points for refining our lives. The Torah's hope that we would love our neighbors like ourselves anchors the discussion, and a Hasidic take on the verse in which that teaching appears helps us understand more about human nature. Pure pleasure to have you שומעים קהילה!

Here in the Berkshires it is the middle of the night, but our friends and family in Israel are just waking up.

It is a good time to play some Israeli music and to tell the story of the evolution of Israeli music. And of course give lots of shoud-outs for the listeners in Israel.

You are welcome to join Aryeh Platnik and David Goodman for an hour of very stupid Israeli Rock.

Parsha Talk originators Rabbis Barry Chesler, Eliot Malomet and Jeremy Kalmanofsky re-unite for a truly memorable Parsha Talk - This is one episode you will not want to miss!

The best music dedicated to campers and staff from the Israel Mishlachat at camp.