TLV1 Podcasts

On this episode of @kolcambridge, DJ Antithesis spins the latest Israeli hits including new releases from Subliminal, Stephan Legar, Kobi Peretz and many more tlv1.fm/music/kol-camb…

To aim, to tune, to intend, to really mean something. The #Hebrew equivalent of these verbs all come from the root כ.ו.נ, a root which has many interesting uses in our spoken language. @Guyshiel explains tlv1.fm/streetwise-heb…

The word כיוון means direction but it’s got many different uses in day-to-day #Hebrew. In this episode of Streetwise Hebrew, @Guyshiel talks about wind direction, career trajectory, prayer orientation and so much more tlv1.fm/streetwise-heb…

On this Tel Aviv Review episode, we are joined by Prof Jonathan Graubart @SDSU to discuss his book which offers a contemporary re-evaluation of early 20th-century thought on Jewish sovereignty and statehood tlv1.fm/the-tel-aviv-r…

Everyone’s worried about “The rift splitting the nation.” Is it real? And, if so, what’s it all about? tlv1.fm/the-promised-p…

.@PromisedPodcast discuss: 1) “The rift splitting the nation” that everyone is so worried about 2) a prominent political theorist’s theory that 56 years of occupying the West Bank has transformed Israeli Judaism, which is now transforming the country tlv1.fm/promised-podca…

What do we say to someone tall who is sitting in front of us in the movie theater? And how do spies communicate with each other? @Guyshiel explains the #Hebrew root ח.ב.א tlv1.fm/streetwise-heb…

On this episode of @kolcambridge, DJ Antithesis has the latest Israeli hits, including new releases from Static, Lior Narkis, Eyal Golan and many more tlv1.fm/music/kol-camb…

Never say Dayenu! A medley of favorite old stories and discussions about Passover by the people of @PromisedPodcast (After all, we read the same goddam Haggadah every year, and I don’t hear anyone complaining about that!) tlv1.fm/?p=63844

In #Hebrew, הפגנה is a demonstration, a protest. Israelis are very diligent protesters and demonstrators. @Guyshiel explains how to use the root פגנ to its fullest tlv1.fm/streetwise-heb…

Derek Penslar, professor of Jewish History @Harvard University, discusses his forthcoming book “Zionism: An Emotional State,” an interdisciplinary attempt to study the history of Jewish nationalism through a history of emotions lens tlv1.fm/the-tel-aviv-r…

The @PromisedPodcast crew wonder whether it's time to administer Trump’s old “Person-Woman-Man-Camera-TV” test to Benjamin Netanyahu tlv1.fm/the-promised-p…

After 85 fever-dream days, @PromisedPodcast try to figure out what the hell just happened tlv1.fm/the-promised-p…

.@promisedpodcast discuss: 1) What the hell just happened in Israel, and what’s gonna happen now?, and (2) Whether Benjamin Netanyahu maybe hasn’t lost a step, or maybe a marble tlv1.fm/promised-podca…

What’s happened to Hebrew-speaking romantics in the current world of Whatsapp, Facebook and Twitter? How do they convey their feelings in 140 characters? @guyshiel explains tlv1.fm/streetwise-heb…

On this Tel Aviv Review episode, we are joined by Dr Shivi Greenfield who explains not only how Judaism and Liberalism can co-coexist, but how they stem from the same metaphysical source tlv1.fm/the-tel-aviv-r…

Mijal Bitton explains her notion of “Ne’emanut” and how maybe there’s more to morality than being principled tlv1.fm/the-promised-p…

President Herzog's compromise plan for judicial reform failed straight out of the gate. But why? tlv1.fm/the-promised-p…

.@PromisedPodcast discuss: 1) the President’s compromise plan for judicial reform and why it failed 2) Mijal’s notion of “Ne’emanut” and how maybe there’s more to morality than being principled tlv1.fm/promised-podca…

On this Tel Aviv Review episode, we are joined by @itamann, Professor of Law at the Uni. of Haifa, specializing in international law & legal theory, to discuss his book “Humanity at Sea: Maritime Migration and the Foundations of International Law” tlv1.fm/the-tel-aviv-r…