Egyptian Montrealer, Ehab Lotayef speaks about the uprising in Egypt today and  the paralells with the ancient Passover story.  And,  Avi Grenadier, host  of Radio 613, talks about Jewish radio in Kingston, anarchism, and the contradiction  between freedom and the Passover seder.

Music by The Real Tuesday Weld,  George Michael (!),  Benny Bell,  Frank London,  Narcyssist,  Gypsophilia and  Mickey Katz.

Egyptian Montrealer, Ehab Lotayef speaks about the uprising in Egypt today and the paralells with the ancient Passover story. And, Avi Grenadier, host of Radio 613, talks about Jewish radio in Kingston, anarchism, and the contradiction between freedom and the Passover seder. Music by The Real Tuesday Weld, George Michael (!), Benny Bell, Frank London, Narcyssist, Gypsophilia and Mickey Katz.

Egyptian Montrealer, Ehab Lotayef speaks about the uprising in Egypt today and  the paralells with the ancient Passover story.&nbsp; And,&nbsp; Avi Grenadier, host  of Radio 613, talks about Jewish radio in Kingston, anarchism, and the contradiction  between freedom and the Passover seder.

Music by The Real Tuesday Weld,&nbsp; George Michael (!),&nbsp; Benny Bell,&nbsp; Frank London,&nbsp; Narcyssist,&nbsp; Gypsophilia and&nbsp; Mickey Katz.

Let My People Go

Shtetl on the Shortwave is Jewish radio out of Montreal. Usually quirky, sometimes irreverent, never nasty in tone.  Tune in for great music and interviews with rock stars, rabbis, circus performers, politicians, filmmakers, cantors, and just your average Jo with an intriguing story to tell.  There are few places on the airwaves where you can hang out with a drag king named Shabbosdic’ and moments later hear a live rendition of the Kol Nidre prayer.  Jewish or not, Shtetl is your home for yiddishkeit with an edge. www.shtetlmontreal.com

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Shtetl on the Shortwave is Jewish radio out of Montreal. Usually quirky, sometimes irreverent, never nasty in tone. Tune in for great music and interviews with rock stars, rabbis, circus performers, politicians, filmmakers, cantors, and just your average Jo with an intriguing story to tell. There are few places on the airwaves where you can hang out with a drag king named Shabbosdic’ and moments later hear a live rendition of the Kol Nidre prayer. Jewish or not, Shtetl is your home for yiddishkeit with an edge. www.shtetlmontreal.com

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