Dr Charlotte Whitely tells us about research she’s co written which looks into the attitude towards mental health in the Orthodox community and Louise Palmer from Jami reacts to it, Marc Worth on the TLV in LDN Festival, Uwe Hartmann from The Lost Art Foundation talks about returning Nazi-looted books to their rightful heirs and on the Schmooze we discuss pressure from within the community to hide problems.

Emly Kay tells us about the campaign to help her husband Dave’s battle with cancer, Stuart Stepsky from Hebrew Order of David tells us why he’s on the search for Jews with talent, Karen Pollock MBE on the unveiling of potential designs for a holocaust memorial and on the Schmooze we discuss the Westminster Holocaust memorial.

As a list of orthodox rabbis call for a boycott of JW3 following their GayW3 festival we speak to journalist Jenni Frazer, Comedian Danny Lobell tells us about his forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe show ‘Broke As A Joke’, Walter Bingham on being awarded the Guinness World Record for oldest living talk show host and on the schmooze we discuss the JW3 debacle.

Rabbis Andrew Shaw and Aaron Goldstein talk about the egalitarian praying space at The Western Wall, Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence reminds us of the importance of Tisha B’Av, Lance Forman talks about the UK’s oldest smoked salmon factory being given a protected status and on the Schmooze we discuss the Western Wall.

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Dave Shaw from Keshet UK talks to us about the biggest Jewish delegation Pride has ever seen, Raphael Knapp from JMI tells us about searching for their ‘Youth Big Band’, Sarah Coward from the National Holocaust Centre on their ‘Forever Project’ and on the Schmooze we discuss Jews affiliation with music.

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Rabbi Danny Rich, Head of Liberal Judaism and Journalist Jenni Frazer react to a new report by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research which shows a decline in Shul membership, David Barashi from The Dream Doctors Project tells us about the Israeli organisation’s extraordinary work, Miles Isaacs and his mum Melodie on why he gave his Bar Mitzvah money to Hatzola and on the Schmooze we discuss Shul membership.

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Chairman of The Zionist Federation Paul Charney expresses his concerns over the forthcoming Palestine Expo event in London, Chair of Sephardi Voices Alec Nacamuli talks about their exhibition at The Jewish Museum, Jason Blair tells us about his extraordinary career change from Chazan to Glassblower and on the Schmooze James Max sits in for Clive when we discuss the meaning of religion.

Rabbi Herschel Gluck OBE tells us about a meeting he along with other faith leaders attended in the presence of the Prime Minister and the Met Police Commissioner following the Finsbury Park Mosque attack, author Abi Silver tells us about her first novel ‘The Pinocchio Brief’, Businessman Larry Berkowitz on the extraordinary lengths he went too to help a couple affected by the Kay’s supermarket fire and on the Schmooze we discuss the Al Quds Day march.

Sara Benbassat tells us about a community aid effort to help victims of the fire at Kay’s supermarket in Golders Green, Comedian Rachel Creeger on her forthcoming show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Malcolm Shaffron talks about how London Taxi drivers Fund for Underprivileged Children has provided a specialist shower unit for Norwood’s Buckets and Spades care home and on the Schmooze we discuss community spirit.

Roisin Wood CEO from Kick It Out reacts to the decision by the FA to impose a lifetime ban on England fans who performed a Nazi salute in Germany, Peter Lobenberg on the extraordinary reason he’s appearing at this years Proms At St Jude’s, Headteacher of Clore Tikva School Leena Rosenberg and Teacher Humzah Al-Akku tell us how their school have used food to unite different communities and on the Schmooze we discuss security at public events.