Baruch Nachshon z"l: Painting the future
Baruch Nachshon, renown Hebron artist, meets his Maker.
Baruch Nachshon, renown Hebron artist, meets his Maker.
The Torah's distinction between turtledove and pigeon teaches us a lesson about loyalty, jealousy and zealotry.
The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life.
Rabbi Nachman Kahane discusses life in Israel, the religious divide, and the murder of his brother, Rabbi Meir Kahane.
Rabbi Yitzchak Goldstein shares Diaspora Yeshiva's pre-1967 history.
Music Taps the divine pipeline: Lenny Solomon of Shlock Rock shares his thoughts on music, Aliyah, and 'converting' the secular to holy.
Gayle Berman's journey: church music director, intermarriage, and Orthodox Judaism
An Egyptian girl worked two years in a Jewish school. Years later she discovered she's also Jewish.
Judy Singer wanted to volunteer her help, by giving a part of herself to someone in need.
In memory of Geulah Cohen we rebroadcast an interview with her about the founding of Israel and her proudest moment in the Knesset.
A young Puerto Rican American Jew learns activism for Israel through 9/11.
Guy Ehrlich's journey includes activism in secular rights, Jewish-Arab dialogue, and propagating plants used in the Holy Temple.
The Aliyah expert shares stories, advice and inspiration.
Boaz Haetzni sheds light on landmark events in Israel's history.
Rabbi Simon Benzaquen builds bridges in Jewish communities around the world.
Ahava Emunah Lange manages to meet life's greatest challenges with an upbeat attitude and a sense of humor.
Judy Simon delves into Lag Ba'Omer and the bonfires. Gather round, Secrets revealed.
Batya Ruddell shares stories and advice for families of kids who have paved a new path.
Chava Dumas teaches essential steps to make your Pesach preparations fun.
World's oldest active journalist: A7's own Walter Bingham. Listen to his life story woven with all the historical events of the last century
Marci Wiesel talks about how the most intense year of her life lifted her heart and improved her artwork.
Ester Silvers found her "Over the Rainbow" in Shilo, Israel.
An Egyptian girl worked two years in a Jewish school. Years later she discovered she's also a Jew.
Tzvi Fishman left the glittery Hollywood lifestyle to pursue the pure gold of the Torah and Israel, and he's still making films.
The dominant culture was all the rage. Hellenism seemed so right. What does Hanukkah really teach us?
Rabbi Joseph Polak was three years old when the Holocaust ended. His survival story is still unfolding.
Laughing to good health: Living in the moment and laughing your way to a better life.
She created the MonitHer, and won first place in the WeWork start-up competition. But that's far from all.
Eitan Behar combats anti-Semitism. His first lesson in activism was at the age of 15.
Rabbi Eliezer Krakover on education, discipline, and loving every child.
Sender Bransome has seen it all and done it all, and proves that G-d created the world.
Even in the "best of homes" there may be secrets lurking. Shifra is a survivor.
The former child star of Miami Boys Choir talks about music, about overcoming fears, and about music from G-d.
Rabbi Jason Weiner is a hospital chaplain. He guides people through intense moments in life, death, and everything in between.
Lev HaOlam sends 1,000 packages of made in Yesha products each month.
Different and loved ones: Joel is part of a small but growing group of hasidim who love Israel.
Writer Varda Eptein shared her life-long love affair with the Land of Israel.
The 40-day challenge is a new idea, but its roots are in our Torah, and it may just become a yearly national challenge.
David Yehuda Yates shares tales of terror and miracles.
This superwoman saved her children and her grandmother from their burning home. Now she helps burn patients.