Ami tells Irma about his editing mishaps... and the words he uses that are kosher in Hebrew but not in English - all in intermediate-level Hebrew.

What's up with all this wellness culture? Irma and Ami have it out - all in intermediate-level Hebrew.

Irma asks Ami where he would live if not in Jerusalem. The conversation develops as they talk about Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Holon, Beer Sheva, Modiin and more - all in intermediate-level Hebrew.

30 degrees - freezing cold in America, but getting up there in Israel (and almost everywhere else). Listen to Irma and Ami having it out about such measurements... plus get a recommendation for how to increase your Hebrew vocabulary.

Irma and Ami host Yardana, who opens her home to us so we can understand what it's like raising 7 kids - all in intermediate-level Hebrew.

Summer's here, time for lounging in the sun, turning ourselves over like a piece of steak (with sunscreen...). Irma tells Ami about a summer expedition she'll never forget - all in intermediate-level Hebrew.

Israelis plan and then... there's another war. Irma and Ami talk about adapting to the situation, in intermediate-level Hebrew.

Ever feel like Israel is just one giant, never-ending construction site? 🏗️

In this episode of Podcast La-Inyan, Irma and Ami dive into the cranes, drills, and traffic jams reshaping Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. From the dizzying speed of new skyscrapers to the shared pain of late-night highway delays, they chat about what it’s really like to live in a country that refuses to stand still.

Presented entirely in intermediate-level Hebrew, this episode is the perfect way to level up your listening skills with a fun, relatable look at the chaotic charm of a nation permanently "under renovation." Grab your headphones and let's get started!

If you need to open a window, don't say אני חם in Hebrew! Irma and Ami help you get your Hebrew expressions correct and operational in this entertaining intermediate-Hebrew episode.

I bet you've never heard the Passover story before in Modern Hebrew. Well, here it is! Don't worry, the level is intermediate, geared towards Hebrew learners with some background.