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Live Reform Friday night services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Cantor Dan Mutlu and the clergy and orchestra of Central Synagogue in Manhattan.

Rabbi Sacks shares some ideas for Shabbat HaGadol & Pesach.

Rabbi Avi Weiss discusses spiritual activism, the legacy of Natan and Avital Sharansky and how students can show up for Am Yisrael with courage and care, joining Rabbi Binyamin Krauss on his SAR podcast Opening Up.

Zibby sits with Dina Alvarez and Dina Aronson to discuss MIDLIFE PRIVATE PARTS, collection of essays on what it really feels like to move through the world as a midlife woman and beyond.

Jonah Platt is joined by Our Lady J, acclaimed screenwriter and singer-songwriter behind Transparent and American Horror Story, the first out trans writer hired in a television writers' room and a recent convert to Judaism.

JBS presents ILTV English Language News from Israel and the JBS News Update with Teisha Bader.

Occupational Therapist and Reiki Master Carol Shwidock leads viewers through yoga exercises to strengthen and restore body, mind and spirit.

Symbols of the Passover Seder are explained by Shifra, Darah and Fella.

Mama Doni entertains children at the Streit's Matzo Factory for the annual Passover Palooza.

JBS presents ILTV English Language News from Israel and the JBS News Update with Teisha Bader.

Dr. Alan Morinis, founder of The Mussar Institute and a leading voice in the contemporary Mussar revival, discusses how Shabbat can transform your inner life by cultivating joy, trust and peace far beyond the seventh day.

Shabbat Morning Services from the Reform Movement's Central Synagogue of New York City.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Saturday morning Shabbat services led by Rabbi Marc Schneier and Rabbi Avraham Bronstein, with Cantor Netanel Hershtik and Maestro Izhak Haimov and the Hampton Synagogue Choir. With Hebrew, transliteration and English subtitles.

Rabbi Sacks shares some ideas for Shabbat HaGadol & Pesach.

Shabbat Morning Services from the Reform Movement's Central Synagogue of New York City.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Saturday morning Shabbat services led by Rabbi Marc Schneier and Rabbi Avraham Bronstein, with Cantor Netanel Hershtik and Maestro Izhak Haimov and the Hampton Synagogue Choir. With Hebrew, transliteration and English subtitles.

Dr. Alan Morinis, founder of The Mussar Institute and a leading voice in the contemporary Mussar revival, discusses how Shabbat can transform your inner life by cultivating joy, trust and peace far beyond the seventh day.

Donniel Hartman & Yossi Klein Halevi examine how the war with Iran is reshaping Israeli life, why public opinion remains steady despite military success, what the Lebanon ground operation reveals, and the deepening divide in American Jewish identity.

A conversation with the first woman Orthodox rabbi, Rabba Sara Hurwitz of Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, and Dean of Yeshivat Maharat, who describes her personal journey, her commitment to Halacha, and issues of concern to Orthodox women.

Abigail Pogrebin is joined by Rabbi David A. Ingber, founding rabbi of Romemu and Senior Director of Jewish Life at 92NY, a leading voice in Jewish Renewal known for his spiritually teaching and influential leadership in contemporary Jewish life.

Rabbi Avi Weiss discusses spiritual activism, the legacy of Natan and Avital Sharansky and how students can show up for Am Yisrael with courage and care, joining Rabbi Binyamin Krauss on his SAR podcast Opening Up.

A look at recent events in the news, often with in-studio or phone interviews.

David Harris and Dr. Charles Small discuss the war with Iran with guests Samuel M. Katz and Gen. Amos Yadlin, examining military strategy and ISGAP research on the influence of foreign funding.

Jonah Platt is joined by Our Lady J, acclaimed screenwriter and singer-songwriter behind Transparent and American Horror Story, the first out trans writer hired in a television writers' room and a recent convert to Judaism.

Campus antisemitism is examined through accounts from students, officials and experts in this film that's the first to document the problem before and after 10/7. Followed by Lenny Gold and his recent testimony to the US Commission on Civil Rights.