Gyrmyzy Gasaba, or Red Town, lies in the mountains of Azerbaijan. It's believed to be the only fully-Jewish village outside Israel and the US. It's a modern-day shtetl. We also hear about the delights of the Azeri capital Baku, a mix of old and new, East and West. Our thanks to Vagif Mustafazadeh for the Azeri tune A Soul in Love. 

Then Mark and David are off to British Columbia, Canada, to meet a musical couple and learn about Jewish Victoria. 

In this week's episode, editor-in-chief Lahav Harkov and diplomatic correspondent Lahav Harkov discuss the new Israeli government and how it handled the recent Jerusalem Flag March.

Photo by Flash90, as seen on jpost.com

Editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz and Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov talk about the "shaky" new coalition that is expected to be confirmed on Sunday.

They talk about how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was good for Israel, but also how he has undermined the basic institutions of government.

With Gil Hoffman, chief political correspondent and Yamina's Jeremy Saltan.

Photo credit: Amir Cohen/Reuters as seen on jpost.com

Mark and David take us to Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates to hear the latest plans from Wizz Air to open up the skies to Israel's east.

Then they take to the water for an unforgettable, wobbly trip under the Louvre Museum. Will they fall in?

The editorial team discusses the "split screen moment" of being in Dubai and celebrating relations that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu helped forge while he was becoming closer to being ousted from office in Israel.

A short podcast, as the group speaks and then hops on a plane back to Israel.

Photo by Marc Israel Sellem