Jewish Life TV

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

The secret word is sky.

The secret word is nose.

The secret word is picture.

Purim is one of the most fun holidays of the year! Dressing up, dancing, and eating hamantaschen! Morah Shelley and Auntie A celebrate and dance with you. Hebrew Word: PURIM or Lot. Day's Instrument: Carob Leaf Shaker.

Singing a song for Passover; matzah and seders; Auntie A and Morah Shelley eat a big feast and make sure no bread is left in the house; Hebrew word: macot or plagues; day's instruments: wood frog guiro.

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

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

A salesman tries to sell books to Gracie; George and Harry try to get out of taking their wives to the movies.

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

Mickey and a buddy talk themselves into delusions of becoming business tycoons.

Joan tries to keep Brad from attending his high school reunion.

After sending a criminal to jail, Judge Stevens brings home the criminal's son.

Vickie wins money but loses friends at the race track.

Vickie and Gus quarrel on a train.

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.

Founded in 1870, the Shriners Hospital for Children offers their awe-inspiring stories of love.

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

A reusable, drug-free, and wire-free pain relief device that uses a patented technology of microscopic particles to act as an antenna, diverting pain signals from the body to reduce their impact before they reach the brain.

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

Lucy takes in a librarian for a roommate in an attempt to save money.

Burglars posing as a couple pawn items taken from vacationers' homes.

Friday hunts for a holdup man who is targeting bars and killing some of his victims.

This half-hour series follows the trio's antics in live-action and animated segments.

Dinah Shore sings "Blues In the Night" under a lamppost, and "Tea For Two" while riding a piano bicycle.

Old Grandpa Noah, inspired by endlessly watching reality TV, creates a game. Every week, his family will gather for dinner and vote a family member out of his will. The last person standing receives his coveted apartment in the heart of Jerusalem.

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.

Host Ron MacCloskey speaks with the Multi-Hyphenate Performer Warren Schein about his years entertaining audiences in the Catskills, at such legendary hotels as Brown's, The Concord, The Homowack, The Raleigh, and more.

From Psycho to Saw, audiences always love to be scared, but why does the Horror genre endure? Hosts Gregory Cohen and Sara Greenfield tackle that question, highlighting horror classics Night of the Living Dead, Jaws, Halloween and The Conjuring.

Travel to Gifu, Japan to see how Gifu harmonizes with nature to protect its natural beauty of luscious landscapes, majestic mountains, clear waters and beautifully-preserved history; hosted by Brad Pomerance.

Traveling to the Japanese Prefecture of Gifu to meet Native Son, Chiune Sugihara, who saved over 6,000 Jews from the horrors of the Holocaust; hosted by Brad Pomerance.

Polish historian, genealogist and guide Dr. Tomasz Cebulski goes on an aerial and walking tour, exploring the Jewish history of Brzesko, known in Yiddish as Briegel, located in Southern Poland.

Polish historian, genealogist and guide Dr. Tomasz Cebulski goes on an aerial and walking tour, exploring the Jewish history of Częstochowa, located in Southern Poland, and highlighting its Jewish cemetery.

Travel to Gifu, Japan to see how Gifu harmonizes with nature to protect its natural beauty of luscious landscapes, majestic mountains, clear waters and beautifully-preserved history; hosted by Brad Pomerance.

Traveling to the Japanese Prefecture of Gifu to meet Native Son, Chiune Sugihara, who saved over 6,000 Jews from the horrors of the Holocaust; hosted by Brad Pomerance.