Jewish Life TV

Uri's health is deteriorating; Nimrode reveals another detail regarding what happened with Amiel; Nurit embarks on a mission behind enemy lines; Yussuf tries to avoid Abdullah.

Guests include a fireman, a high school senior, and silent film star Laura La Plante.

Secret word is light; a guest sings Scottish folk music.

The secret word is money.

The secret word is name; author C.S. Forrester.

Hebrew word of the day: bachutz, or outside; instrument of the day: snake gourd.

Rereading the Torah from the beginning with Auntie A and Morah Shelley; Hebrew Word: Sefer or Book. Day's Instrument: Clatterpillar.

Gilad weaves the best of strength and circuit training, cardio bursts, kickboxing and martial arts into a routine that will work your whole body.

Jack steals a joke from George while playing a benefit.

Gracie plays matchmaker for her wardrobe woman and Harry Von Zell, not realizing the woman is happily married.

Mickey is trapped into baby-sitting for his boss, so he tells the children his version of the fable.

Mickey finds himself responsible for a beautiful "baby" and her inheritance.

Joan and Judge Stevens are invited to be guests on a TV panel discussion about crime prevention; Joan tries to learn about crime by listening to a radio mystery program but falls asleep before learning the ending.

Brad's appointment to a federal judgeship depends on his making a good impression.

Mr. Finley is a hit when he gets a job as Santa Claus at Martindale's Department Store.

Elizabeth is uncooperative when Alvin wants to take pictures; Alvin and Elizabeth enter a new phase of marriage; Alvin is numb, Elizabeth can't hear and the neighbor can't see.

Alvin beats Elizabeth at pingpong; Alvin brags about fixing the roof, but it leaks during a storm; a vacuum cleaner salesman drops by and thinks they are planning his demise.

Lucy accumulates cans of beans hoping to make a profit from them.

Lucy promises to get Paul Winchell for the bank employees' dinner.

Mrs. Mooney's diamond ring gets stuck on Lucy's finger.

An ill-fated trip puts Lucy on a plane with Mr. Mooney.

Joe Friday investigates a case of obscene literature being sold to children in public schools.

Laurel and Hardy head to a haunted mansion to claim Stan's inheritance.

To escape the police, the boys duck into a mansion and then pose as its owners.

Ed visits a Paris restaurant. Ed runs a store selling televisions and gets a visit from a young singer Mel Torme. With Figure Skater/Dancer/Actress Belita and Actor Sam Hearn. Premiered on October 24, 1949.

Host Ron MacCloskey speaks with Music Historian Will Friedland about some of the biggest names to have played the Catskills in its heydey, including the Barry Sisters, Tony Bennett, Eddie Fisher and more.

Host Ron MacCloskey interviews YIVO's Dr. Eddy Portnoy and Alex Weiser about Painter Morris Katz, a Polish Jewish American who survived the Holocaust, ultimately becoming a pop artist sensation in the late 20th century, in the Catskills and beyond.

Hosts Sandy Hackett and Sara Greenfield take on the challenge of discussing religious-themed films of all kinds.

Hosts Sandy Hackett and Sara Greenfield take on the challenge of discussing religious-themed films of all kinds.

The 1,000 year history of Jews living in Czech lands.

Travel to the Swiss city of Basel.

Explore Krakow's historic Jewish district, Kazimierz, on an aerial and walking tour with Polish Historian, Guide and Genealogist Dr. Tomasz Cebulski. Witness this living testament to 700 years of Jewish life, culture and tradition in the heart of Poland.

Polish Historian, Genealogist and Guide Dr. Tomasz Cebulski explores Jewish history in Chmielnik, located in South-Central Poland, focusing on a recently-discovered mikvah or Jewish ritual bath.

The 1,000 year history of Jews living in Czech lands.

Travel to the Swiss city of Basel.