Eve Harow's Podcast:

All podcasts are Live and recorded on Wednesday 3-5 p.m. Israel time, 8-10 a.m. EST on Israel National Radio. (Each file is approximately 46 minutes long)
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hour 1 - February 10, 2010
Tourism, TRIZ and Talent
Eve, now officially a tour guide, (!!!!!) is switching gears and marrying off a son in 2 weeks. Is there a difference in bringing a son to his chuppah as opposed to a daughter? She'll let us know.
The Mediterranean Tourism Fair that was held in Tel Aviv this week was intended to promote tourism to Israel and also Israeli tourism abroad to countries near and far. Steve Charter, an expert in Bio Tourism from Kibbutz Sde Eliahu in the Bet Shean Valley, was there and shared his impressions with Eve. (The tour guide.....)  

hour 2 - Fenruary 10, 2010
Tourism, TRIZ and Talent
TRIZ is an exciting new science and also the name of a book aimed at youth, but great for anyone till 120. Author Yehudit Stupniker combined her love of Israel and the Jewish people in the first book of a series aimed at strengthening ties to the Land with historical knowledge, all in a thrilling way. 'The Remarkable Invention that Saves Zion' is available thru Amazon and at selected bookstores. stupniker@gmail.com
Baruch Nachshon is a world renowned Israeli artist whose career was encouraged by the Lubavitcher Rebbe z "l. His photographer son Itzik is now managing his father's prolific portfolio and making the pictures more available to the public. He talked with Eve about his unique parents, who have been so instrumental in re-establishing Jewish community life in Chevron since the 6 Day War www.nachshonart.com.

hour 1 - January 20, 2010
Weather or Not
The earthquake in Haiti; a calamity of Biblical proportions that gave an opportunity to the People of the Book to do our very best. Helping, healing, giving hope. A Light unto the Nations, indeed and in deed.
Dr. Colin Price, Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and Head of the Department of Geophysics and Planetary Sciences at Tel Aviv University is literally in his element this week as unusually severe storms rock Israel. His field of research deals with global lightning activity and their connections to the Earth's climate. Dr. Price's work is an integral part of a UN effort to find solutions to global warming, and his equipment is also tied to earthquake studies, quite relevant to current events. He's had a challenging and fascinating few days, but reveals that the strange weather may actually become the norm. http://www.tau.ac.il/~colin  

hour 2 - January 20, 2010
Weather or Not
'Be A Mensch' is the title of an anthology of essays compiled by Dr. Moshe Kaplan, a psycho-immunologist. Why Good Character is the Key to a Life of Happiness, Health, Wealth and Love; with contributors including Natan Sharansky, Professor Robert  Auman, Dr. Judith Mishell and Rabbi Abraham Twerski. Being a good, kind and considerate person will get you farther in life in every sphere. Gefen Publishing House.
Rotem is an ecological village in the Jordan Valley made up of mixed religious and secular families who are living in harmony with each other and with nature. Resident Naturopath Orit Reiss Ashual specializes in Herbology, Aromatherapy, and Nutrition. Following the request of her clients, Orit started to produce natural creams and formulas from locally grown plants and “Shefa” was born. Her products are preservative free and proven effective. Be in touch with her at 052 -3401188 or shefabriut@gmail.com.

hour 1 - January 13, 2010
Birds and... Bees
Former Brit Michael Horesh lives his Zionism by promoting Israeli businesses and mentoring their entrance into the global market. In his spare time (!) he also promotes accuracy in the world media's portrayal of Israel via the CoHaV volunteer network. mshoresh@netvision.net.il; www.cohav.org
Journalist David Bedein has spent years trying to get the truth out about the Oslo Accords/Road Map/ "Peace Process ". The new message emanating from the Prime Minister's Office that official Palestinian Authority praise of murderers of Jews does not now jive with peace talks is an incredibly positive step that needs to be encouraged- especially since not all government officials are as enthusiastic as others. www.israelbehindthenews.com  

hour 2 - January 13, 2010
Birds and... Bees
Shimrit and Baruch Feuchtvanger were forced to leave Gush Katif and have re-established their family in Negohot, in the Southern Hevron Hills. Their new business of beekeeping and honey production is intense and and fraught with difficulties, but they are optimistic, still ideological, hard working and full of gratitude to JobKatif. (And their honey is healthy, organic and tastes great.) michveret@gmail.com
Dr. David Ribner is an Orthodox Jew who is a world expert in the field of sex therapy. Through his training program at Bar Ilan University he sends professionals into sectors of Israeli society who otherwise may not get help in an era where virtually every dysfunction can be healed in some fashion. Judaism considers a mutually satisfying intimate life to be sanctifying a monogamous marriage and there is no reason to to settle for less.
matzeel@hotmail.com

hour 1 - January 6, 2010
3 Women Who Walk the Walk, Not Just Talk the Talk
Home again and back on the air, Eve fills us in on her travels and experiences of the last few weeks. 'Coming Full Circle' is the story of a Jewish girl from New Jersey who became a leader in the Evangelical Christian world. Penina Taylor joins Eve to talk about her book and her life's journey and how and why she eventually embraced her Judaism. Her personal experiences also make her a valuable resource on how to deal with missionaries.
www.comingfullcirclebook.com  

hour 2 - January 6, 2010
3 Women Who Walk the Walk, Not Just Talk the Talk
The Moskowitz Prize for Zionism is given yearly to a select few whose lives embody Zionism and who promote pride in their Israeliness. You, too, can submit candidates during this month. Ruth Jaffee Leiberman of Jaffee Strategies directs the process and tells us how to get involved and reward those who have not yet been recognized for the contributions they have made to this country. www.moskowitzprize.com
The world renown chef and hostess of the PBS show 'Christina Cooks' is in Israel for the first time, and lovin' it. Christina Pirello is here lecturing and teaching what was for her a life-saving discovery; the health benefits of vegan, macrobiotic gourmet food. She shares her philosophy on nutrition as well as her enthusiasm and admiration for this country -the people, the food and the place.
www.christinacooks.com

hour 1 - December 9, 2009
Tamarind means 'Indian Date'?
Would a Jewish state based by Jewish law be such a bad thing? Eve muses out loud on the tempest about the Justice Minister's comments on Israel being run according to halacha in the future. It would be great to find a middle ground so that everyone is personally free to do what they want while taking the best of our shared heritage to build a fair and just society.
Michal Finkelstein has co-authored, with her husband Baruch, a book on postpartum depression from a Jewish perspective. Awareness and support can help the couple get through this incredibly difficult time; timely and appropriate intervention can make all the difference. 'Delivery from Darkness' is available on-line. midwife@netvision.net.il  

hour 2 - December 9, 2009
Tamarind means 'Indian Date'?
Moshe Basson knows his Bible better than most of us and for him it's a cookbook, as well. The chef of Jerusalem's reopened Eucalyptus restaurant specializes in Biblical cuisine: What did our forefathers eat and what can we do to continue the culinary traditions of yore? Was couscous a Second Temple staple? There's a lot more to the Land of Israel than the famed 7 species.
When getting people in stressful situations to laugh is your goal call Avi Liberman. He brings Jewish and non- Jewish comedians to Israel twice a year for charity events and entertains the troops in Afghanistan as well. This year's show for the Koby Mandell Foundation had the audience laughing till they cried.

hour 1 - December 2, 2009
Homes, Heroes, Healers and Hanuka
Mayor Oded Revivi speaks with Eve at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new synagogue in Efrat about the broad coalition of Yehuda and Shomron council heads and the steps they are taking to defy the 'settlement freeze'. The government cannot enforce draconian laws that limit normal life and their own definition of natural growth; will the situation spiral out of control before someone stops the insanity?
"Lone Soldiers, Israel's Defenders From Around the World " is the new book by veteran journalist Herb Keinon.   He joins Eve and explains what inspired him to write a book that will so inspire others, the stories of young men and women who voluntarily serve in the IDF with no family support system. Zionism is alive and well. (keinon@netvision.net.il) Tell him you heard it here.  

hour 2 - December 2, 2009
Homes, Heroes, Healers and Hanuka
All you wanted to know about being a doctor in Israel. Well, not All but a good amount. Dr. Nahum Kovalski of TEREM Emergency Medical Centers discusses the profession and the advantages of studying and working here. In addition, he adds his 2 cents to the swine flu pickle that many Israelis are now in, to get the vaccine or not. Do
the risks outweigh the protection it affords you? (nk@terem.com)
Chanuka's light of Torah is manifested by the candles we light for 8 days on our menoras. Rav Natan Segal shares some new thoughts on the different customs of next week's holiday and the joy of celebrating the miracle of religious freedom in Israel, where the Hasmoneans lived.

hour 1 - November 11, 2009
Coming Home, Building a Home
Eve has blitzed in to the studio (despite an insanely busy life as she prepares for her tour guide exam, etc.) to reconnect with her listeners. Zahava Englard, author of newly published 'Settling for More', talks about her reasons for writing a book on aliya and specifically aliya to a Judean Jewish town. The joy of -finally- living in the Homeland mixed with the pride and fear of sending sons to the army. And more. azenglard@aol.com  

hour 2 - November 11, 2009
Coming Home, Building a Home
Rachel Levmore, Susan Barth, Sherrie Miller and Lori Lurie are all involved in different capacities with next week's Jerusalem symposium on prenuptial agreements and marriage education. The former is insurance that things will remain civil in the event of a marriage's failure; the latter an effort to ensure that couples are prepared for what should be the best relationship of their lives and maintain it, come what may. Religious leaders, educators, parents, singles or the newly committed are all urged to attend. Register at simchagemach@gmail.com

hour 1 - September 23, 2009
The Hidden and the Holy
The Rockefeller Museum in Jerusalem is literally a trove of treasures of the rich history of the Land of Israel. The Sataf terraces and Soreq caves provide some outdoor educational excitement in the Jerusalem Hills. Ruth Fogelman is inspired to write poems by the city of Jerusalem. 'Cradled in G-d's Arms' is her new book of poetry and may speak to you, as well.  

hour 2 -September 23, 2009
The Hidden and the Holy
Galilee resident Mitch Pilcer stumbled upon the 3rd century grave of the famous Torah scholar the Ribal- Rav Yehoshua ben Levi- on his property in Tzippori. Should it have remained undiscovered? The tension between religious sensibilities and scientific curiosity, plus a dash of ego, has made this news, maybe for the wrong reasons. The expellees of Neve Dekalim from Gush Katif are finally getting new homes. Rachel Saperstein extols the Lachish region where their future is being built and invites everyone to the cornerstone laying of Bnai Dekalim on October 5.

hour 1 - September 16, 2009
A Cohen is Born
Eve is back; joyful and grateful on the birth of Netzach Moshe HaCohen, her new grandson. Rav Natan Segal shares his insights on the meaning of Rosh HaShana, the upcoming Jewish New Year of 5770.  

hour 2 -September 16, 2009
A Cohen is Born
Religious Zionism - a bridge between traditional Orthodoxy and the modern world or irrelevant to both? Dr. Jeffrey Woolf, professor of Talmud at Bar Ilan University, reports on the conference that was held there this week on the topic. (www.myobiterdicta.blogspot.com)

hour 1 - July 22, 2009
Brazil, Business, Haifa and H2O
Brazilian lawyer Deborah Souer hosts a weekly internet Portuguese language radio show with many listeners.  She speaks with Eve of the challenges she faces in presenting Israel's case to a very diverse population of Jews and Christians in South America, specifically, and around the world.  

hour 2 - July 22, 2009
Brazil, Business, Haifa and H2O
The non-profit Michigan Israel Business Bridge actively develops connections between Michigan and Israeli companies. Executive director Ron Perry details the main areas of interest and why, due to the ailing economy of his state, they are keen on cooperation so both sides benefit from Israeli business ideas and Michiganite opportunities.
Martin Sherman, Tel Aviv University lecturer and hydrology expert, shares his concern over the misuse, theft and pollution of precious water resources by the Palestinians in Gaza, Judea and Samaria. Is it negligence or a purposeful way of harming Israelis?

hour 1 - July 8, 2009
Valor, Viruses, VIPS and Volcanoes
The 'Masa Kumta' - awarding the beret after an all night (34 kilometer in this case) march - marks the end of basic training in the IDF. Eve shares her thoughts after spending the morning with her soldier son at his Masa.
Efrat Mayor Oded Revivi conducted a drill today; the scenario was a virulent flu epidemic hitting his town.  Representatives of many government ministries including health and defense were present as this was a pilot whose lessons will be applied to many other Israeli cities. He delves into the challenges of running a Judean Jewish community in these difficult times.  

hour 2 - July 8, 2009
Valor, Viruses, VIPS and Volcanoes
Lord, she was born a Ramblin' Woman. Eve has been very busy with her Israel advocacy work (and hence not enough with her radio show). She shares her experiences with Congresspeople and the staffers from her Washington DC blitz trip. It's not all dark, there are many people who do 'get it' in the US government. The Golan Heights- where the wine grapes are so excellent and the Jewish history is so deep.

hour 1 - June 10, 2009
The Truth Shall Set You Free
The press has been pressing Eve; she shares her experiences- and angst. Dr. Emmanuel Navon of Tel Aviv University (www.navon.com) is Professor of International Relations and a prolific author and analyst. His advice to Bibi is simply to tell the truth. Why Jews belong in Judea and Samaria and why a 2 state solution will never work and cannot be risked.  

hour 2 - June 10, 2009
The Truth Shall Set You Free
Dr. Ahron Horowitz has just published 2 books about Jerusalem. City of David; the Story of Ancient Jerusalem is a pictoral collection 6 years in development and 3000 years in the making. Jerusalem, Footsteps Through Time, is a compilation of 10 Torah Tours of the City (www.cityofdavid.org). Both are works of love. We are here by right, not by sufferance. 

hour 1 - June 3, 2009
Lies, Lasagna and Letters
Thoughts on Jewish communities, Obama and double standards galore.
Jay Bailey, CEO of www.bite2eat.com discusses this exciting new venture as well as wikianswers, which he also helped to create.  

hour 2 - June 3, 2009
Lies, Lasagna and Letters
More on the threats and dangers facing us.
Rav Natan Seigal is a Sofer Stam, a scribe who writes Torah scrolls, megillot, mezuzot and tefillin.  He gives us a peak into his world and explains why Hebrew letters contain much more than meets the eye.

hour 1 - May 20, 2009
The Red Sea: Marine Dearth and Diversity
Eve is back after a hiatus- she shares her thoughts about Yom Yerushalayim and experiences from France. Among other things. Zoologist Dr. Dan Ofri discusses the uniqueness of the Red Sea and the precious coral reef south of Eilat. What are marine deserts and jungles and how do they co-exist just meters from one another?

hour 2 - May 20, 2009
The Red Sea: Marine Dearth and Diversity
Micki Lewis and her husband Richard are creating a book of the Israelis few people know in order to promote Israel's greatest asset- the people. Their search brought them to  heretofore unknown personalities.
www.wejew.com is a new Jewish "youtube" that monitors content as one searches for pro-Israel and Jewish material. Avi Abelow explains the importance of this new project.

hour 1 -April 1, 2009
Haggadot and Hi-Tech
MK Arieh Eldad speaks to Eve about Israel Eldad, his father, inspiration and teacher. The newly published Eldad Passover Haggada includes many of Israel Eldad's philosophical writings and thoughts on the future redemption, alongside the traditional narrative of the Israelites leaving Egypt.

hour 2 - April 1, 2009
Haggadot and Hi-Tech
Iskoot co-founder and CTO David Guedalia explains the niche his company filled that has enabled it to succeed despite the global slowdown. His vision extends beyond business as he gets involved in Bet Shemesh politics and runs an internship program for local youth.

Eve shares her experiences on the Carmel Mountains and encourages Passover wildflower walks, explains Judean balsam and more tidbits on the Land of Israel.

hour 1 -March 25, 2009
Chama, Cham and Ham
Back after a hiatus of a few weeks, Eve has a few things on her mind- and heart-that she shares with her listeners.

Rav Tzvi Leshem joins her to talk about the history of Birkat HaChama and how the tradition evolved into the one we keep today.   The sun is no less a miracle because we count on it rising, and its creation is certainly deserving of praise.

hour 2 - March 25, 2009
Chama, Cham and Ham
Artist Marc Rubin researched the history of mankind, no less, in order to do justice to an art exhibit he created for Holocaust survivors.   Are the Jews the continuation of the original civilization of Mesopotamia?  Why did Abraham come to Canaan?  Why was so much information suppressed and destroyed about other nations and their beliefs?  A fascinating interview that raises more questions than it answers.

hour 1 -February 11, 2009
Post Election Unwrap Up
Fiamma Nirenstein, Italian journalist and Member of Parliament, joins Eve to share her views of Israel and our importance to Europe. Her book 'Israel is Us' has been translated into English after being a bestseller in Italian.  She is proof that one woman can make a huge difference to public opinion and diplomacy. Herb Keinon of the Jerusalem Post analyzes the elections with thoughts of what's in store for Israel till the dust settles.

hour 2 - February 11, 2009
Post Election Unwrap Up
Dr. Benjamin Gross has written a book on the importance of language as a means of communication not only between people but between people and Hashem. Hebrew, as the Holy Tongue, has a unique and special role to play, as the Rabbis have noted over the past millenia. 'The Holy Tongue and how it Changed the Course of History'. Writer, blogger and and political consultant Lenny Ben David shares his outlook on current events in Israel. www.lennybendavid.com

hour 1 -February 4, 2009
Farewell Israel
Eve talks about the upcoming Israeli elections; her hopes, concerns and peeves.

hour 2 - February 4, 2009
Farewell Israel
Islamic scholar Joel Gilbert, director of the political documentary Farewell Israel, gives a fascinating analysis of Islamic history and their current aspirations. The Western governments, including Israel, have completely misread Muslim intentions and beliefs and that's why all the 'peace processes' are doomed to failure. You must watch his DVD to educate yourself if you care about Israel, and the world. www.highway61ent.com

hour 1 - January 28, 2009
Judean Eve Live from Jerusalem Conference
Eve broadcasts live from the 6th annual Jerusalem Conference. Interviews include Anne Bayefsky on United Nations human rights treaties, P.R. consultant Ruth Jaffe Lieberman, Prof. Eliezer Jaffe on free loans to Gush Katif refugees, and Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of Funding Evil: How Terrorism is Financed and How to Stop It.

hour 2 - January 28, 2009
Judean Eve Live from Jerusalem Conference
Eve broadcasts live from the 6th annual Jerusalem Conference. Interviews include Arlene Kushner, author of Disclosed: Inside the Palestinian Authority and the PLO, Christian Zionist Stephen Flurry, Nobel Prize winner Prof. Yisrael Aumann, historian Shlomo Avineri on the Gaza ceasefire, and Jeff Daube of the Zionist Organization of America.

hour 1 - January 21, 2009
The Right is Rational
Hashem's presence was clearly felt by the soldiers in Gaza this month. Job Katif is getting the former Gazan Jews back to work. Executive director Judy Lowy on a foundation that for the next month will match any donation to the organization- times 4! (www.jobkatif.org.il) WebAds founder Stephen Leavitt has found a niche market advertising on blogs. It's targeted, focused, and about quality, not quantity, traffic.

hour 2 - January 21, 2009
The Right is Rational
Physics Professor Eshel Ben Yaakov of Tel Aviv University is doing world recognized research on brain "chips of hope". He and Eve discuss if and why the experts in exact sciences have a better handle on seeing the political reality without an emotional overlay. Hadassah Women's Young Judea program brings hundreds of teens to Israel for a year. This month some, like Adina Wilberg, became real Israelis, volunteering with the war effort- and deciding to come home instead of going home. Director of their Israel Experience section Rafi Weiss elaborates on the goals of the program.

hour 1 - January 14, 2009
Time to Respect Hamas?
Professor Efraim Karsh joins Eve to give his opinion, as an extremely knowledgeable Arabist, of the situation Israelis find ourselves in vis a vis our neighbors. His many articles and books are a necessary resource for anyone attempting to learn about the Mid East and counteract the lies disseminated about the Jewish State.

hour 2 - January 14, 2009
Time to Respect Hamas?
Journalist and author Yossi Klein HaLevi is writing about the conflict in Gaza. His perspective is illuminating, intense, involved and anything but disengaged; his own son is there in a combat position in the IDF Tank Corps.
  The Head of Pediatric Occupational Therapy at Ziv Hospital in Tzfat, Miriam Hirsch, lost 3 brothers to dysautonomia. Her unique childhood environment led her to a profession where she could help others and continue the contributions that they made during their all too brief lives.

hour 1 - January 7, 2009
How Can So Many People be So Oblivious to the Truth?
Former White House lawyer Shana Hook speaks with Eve about what we may expect from an Obama administration. Her stint with the Clintons gave her an insider's perspective; her move to Israel has given her perspective as well.

hour 2 - January 7, 2009
How Can So Many People be So Oblivious to the Truth?
Dr. Mike Cohen explains some of the IDF spokesperson's office efforts during this war and the lessons learned from the last one. Artist Marc Rubin of Chicago and his global army are keyboard warriors in helping defend Israel on the internet.

The love and caring is the best part. Barbara Bloom Silverman is in her 9th year of sending extensive packages to the soldiers at the front.  Her organization A Package From Home (www.apackagefromhome.org) keeps our boys warm and fed. Would that it could keep them safe...

hour 1 - December 31, 2008
Culture, Cultures, Vultures
Heroes among us, episode 29,874. Robert Binder, producer of 'Yeoman of the Guard' (now playing in Jerusalem and Ra'anana) explains his passion for Jewish education and theater and how he managed to combine the two into a rewarding career.

hour 2 - December 31, 2008
Culture, Cultures, Vultures
Dr. Eli Lewis of Ben Gurion University is in his Be'ersheva lab, Grad missiles notwithstanding. He is doing cutting edge research, determined to find a cure for diabetes in the very near future and his excitement is infectious.  Israeli scientists are an integral part of a cooperative effort to ultimately save millions of lives, exhibiting amazing dedication to their cause. Pallywood strikes again. Dr. Richard Landes (www.augeanstables.com) is keeping an eye on the foreign press coverage of the current conflict and his assessment is not encouraging. Why does Israel not get a fair shake?

hour 1 - December 17, 2008
Was Rambam the First Israel Lobbyist?
The pre-State years of Israel and the practical side of supporting the Jews. Or not. Why does violence pay in the Middle East? Jerusalem's Old City has a rich Jewish past (oh, yeah) layered in with the remnants of past occupiers.

hour 2 - December 17, 2008
Was Rambam the First Israel Lobbyist?
U.S. political campaign maven Michael Fenenbock has had enough of the idea of a two state solution and the danger it poses for Israel. With a new American administration seemingly poised to pressure Israel to accept indefensible borders and relinquish parts of the Jewish homeland, he and likeminded folk are taking action. Their new initiative, the 18, (www.the18.org) is putting out facts and taking the gloves off- before it's too late.

hour 1 - December 10, 2008
Poetry of the Bible
The Gush Katif disaster is the source of the frustration being played out in Chevron today. Yakov Azriel's second book of Biblical based poetry 'In the Shadow of a Burning Bush' focuses on personalities and stories in the Book of Exodus. He tells Eve what inspires him to write beautiful verse and how the stories of the Bible presage events of today. The collection is beautiful, moving and touching on many levels.

hour 2 - December 10, 2008
Poetry of the Bible
Martin Sherman of Tel Aviv University and the Jerusalem Summit cogently explains the very practical dangers to Israel's major population centers should we withdraw from the Shomron and Judean Hills. Much debate centers on the Demographic Issue; he feels that the Geographic Issue needs to be understood and publicized much more intensively. The Summit's work with Christian Zionists has deepened the understanding of the dangers facing Israel in many circles abroad. www.jerusalemsummit.org
The Mount of Olives sites hold much meaning for people of many faiths-in Eve's Land of Israel segment.

hour 1 - December 3, 2008
As the World gets Darker, the Jews need to Shine Brighter
Hill 769 is a new mini-series set in the Shomron and underwritten by 12 Tribes Productions. Producer/director Yechezkel Lang talks about its imminent debut on INN and the need for more positive media exposure for the Jews of Israel's 'hill country'. Steve Plaut of Haifa University has had enough of fellow Israeli professors using their academic credentials to severely damage Israel's image and even call for Israel's destruction. His website (www.isracampus.org.il) helps us pinpoint the perpetrators and gives ideas for how to expose and eventually stop them.

hour 2 - December 3, 2008
As the World gets Darker, the Jews need to Shine Brighter
One of the little known prisoner exchanges of WWII involved the German Templars of Jerusalem and mainly Dutch Jews who had been deported to Bergen Belsen. Although they were already in concentration camps, a nebulous tie to British Palestine saved their lives. Elisheva Aurbach tell her incredible story of survival and bravery as she travelled across continents to reach freedom and rebuild her life in Israel.

hour 1 - November 26, 2008
One Land, Two Naomis and Three Shofarot
Dr. Naomi Baum of the Israel Center for the Treatment of Psychotrauma talks about the need for parents to talk to their children about their concerns, even if they don't have answers for their fears and perhaps especially now during 'calmer' times when parents may be coping better. (www.traumaweb.org)

hour 2 - November 26, 2008
One Land, Two Naomis and Three Shofarot
Ezrat Avot was founded in 1976 by Naomi Sharabi and her 106 year old grandfather as a social club for Yemenite Jews. 25 years after his death they feed thousands of people a week and have corporate sponsors, student volunteers and too much while not enough on their plate. (www.ezratavot.org)

hour 1 - November 19, 2008
Buttons, Not Bravado
A glimpse underground of the Crusader city of Akko beneath today's 'modern' Old City. Yechiel Leiter is taking his experience and running in the primaries for a slot on the Likud Knesset list. He explains how a religious Shomron resident can make a difference in a major political party and why Israel needs a change in leadership and direction.

hour 2 - November 19, 2008
Buttons, Not Bravado
Educator Dr. Rick Curwin talks with Eve about the workshops he runs for teachers to enable them to Discipline with Dignity and motivate their students. His seminars (www.tlc-sems.com) teach teachers to upgrade from the traditional reward/punishment system to one more effective and lasting. Yocheved Golani on her self help book "It's my Crisis and I'll Cry if I Need to"- how to survive a medical crisis with faith and optimism. "Courage" is the name and theme of the newest original production by the women of the Raise Your Spirits theater group of Gush Etzion.
Toby Klein Greenwald discusses the play and how it weaves Jewish history with current events.

hour 1 - November 5, 2008
Chicks with Sticks Knit Hats for Soldiers
Chicks with Sticks knit hats for soldiers, a gift of warmth and love. Channah Koppel (channahk@gmail.com) tells of a grassroots initiative that has really taken off. Marc Zell, co-chairman of Republicans for Israel, speaks with Eve of his concerns as the US election returns come in and a Democratic president and Congress take over DC.

hour 2 - November 5, 2008
Kibbutz Yad Mordechai and the Warsaw Ghetto uprising
Jerusalemite Janet Wilson shares her life's journey thrugh Catholicism, yoga and Orthodox Judaism. In her Land of Israel segment, Eve speaks of Kibbutz Yad Mordechai and the Warsaw Ghetto uprising - how are they connected? The battles of '48 with Egypt in and around Gaza; the more things change...

hour 1 - October 29, 2008
Torah, Terrorism and Tots. hour 1
The 4400 and 24: Are Western governments friends or foes of the people? Rabbi Francis Nataf of the David Cardozo Academy on his book 'Redeeming Relevance in the Book of Genesis'. How do we make Torah relevant to modern life- and more important, perhaps, how can we use the Torah as a guide for improving the modern world. Analyst, consultant, blogger and former diplomat Lenny Ben David expounds on the fascinating connections between the worlds of finance and terrorism. Global village, indeed. (www.lennybendavid.com)

hour 2 - October 29, 2008
Torah, Terrorism and Tots. hour 2
Dr. Dani Waisman of the Carmel Medical Center explains the new respiratory monitor that he and fellow neurologists have invented that detects breathing problems in real time and will ultimately save preemie lives. And in her Land of Israel segment Eve explains why there are marshland type areas in the northeastern side of the Kinneret but not the northwestern.

hour 1 - September 24, 2008
You May Need Jewish Life Cycle Counseling
Rabbi Seth Farber of ITIM (www.itim.org.il) provides Life Cycle Counseling and practical help with getting Jews through the maze of Israeli rabbinic bureaucracy. Eve ruminates on taking personal responsibility for the coming New Year.

hour 2 - September 24, 2008
A Religious Jew in the Foreign Service
Ambassador Yehuda Avner served as top adviser to many Israeli Prime Ministers. He speaks to Eve of his experiences as a religious Jew in the Foreign Service and his admiration for Menachem Begin's connection to tradition. The American Israeli Action Coalition is getting expat Americans involved in the upcoming elections.  A Republican-Democrat debate in Jerusalem sets the stage.

hour 1 - September 17, 2008
4 Jewish Women Changing the World, One Step at a Time
Something 'stinks' as the Gush Katif refugees' nightmare continues; Anita Tucker on her frustration as some of Israel's finest citizens struggle to return to a normal life. Lisa Fredman's Amit seminary combining Torah study and work with foster children is a unique program for unique girls in Jerusalem.

hour 2 - September 17, 2008
The Saudi Arabian Infiltration of America
EMET uncovers the truth about the infiltration of Saudia Arabian money and fundamentalist ideology into the American school system and the ramifications for Israel and the US. Founder Sarah Stern has dedicated herself to educating American policy makers to the truth of how democracy is being manipulated to undermine the US and its values. Dames of the  Dance choreographer Jocelyn Odenheimer relates how physical movement can be a spiritual expression of one's love of G-d.

hour 1, hour 2 - September 10, 2008
Was Jonathan Pollard Doomed From the Start?
Eve details Patriarch's Way and its ancient mikvaot/ritual baths for the Judeans of the Second Temple period, just a few hours walk from Jerusalem. Tamar Sternhall, director of CAMERA's Israel office discusses ongoing bias against Israel in the media and how CAMERA's campus and young leadership programs fill a critical need in educating young adults to the difficulties they will face trying to promote Israel fairly in the world's forums. Richard Hibey, the attorney now defending Palestinian terrorists, was Jonathan Pollard's original lawyer. Was he 'just' negligent or or were forces aligned against the incarcerated Jonathan from the very beginning? Yisrael Medad, who broke the story on his blog joins Eve to ruminate on another aspect of an already very disturbing story of espionage and betrayal. The 'Anglo Colony' is not a fancy neighborhood but the title of an article in the Hebrew Hatzofe newspaper on the non integration of English speaking immigrants into Israeli society. Eve has what to say in response.

hour 1, hour 2 - September 03, 2008
Finding G-d in Stone and Song
Some thoughts on Rav Kook z"l and his message of repentance and redemption. Yehudit Tayar, former combat soldier and current security and rescue expert, on the price of independence. Daniel Seaman, director of the Government Press Office, on the new National Information Directorate. It has a very tough task; dealing effectively and immediately with the ongoing lies and propoganda facing Israel in the media and the public realm.

hour 1, hour 2 - August 27, 2008
Sandals and Stormtroopers
Eve is home! She shares some of her family's experiences in Paris and London, along with the challenges of opening her kids' eyes to the world while keeping them focused on Judaism and Israel.
Emmy award winning screenwriter, author and blogger (www.seraphicpress.com) Robert J. Avrech joins her for the second hour to discuss what it's like to be Jewishly Orthodox, politically conservative and ecstatically married in Hollywood.

hour 1, hour 2 - July 23, 2008
Olive Pits and Tanach
Professor of Biblical History and theologian Dr. David Adams of Concordia U. in St. Louis talks about his participation in the dig at Khirbet Caiafa, right near the site of David and Goliath's 'rumble' 3 millennia ago. Dr. Yossi Garfinkel of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, lead archaeologist and scholar at the dig, explains the importance of the current finds and the patience one must have when deciphering clues from the past. New York based Israel advocate Carlos Gourgey and Eve discuss the challenges facing them in making Israel's case to the world.

hour 1, hour 2 - July 16, 2008
Loss and Faith
A nation and a family grieve. Hezi Segal of Rosh Pina is keeping the history of his town alive as he establishes a panoramic memorial for his son, Nimrod, killed 2 years ago in the Second Lebanon War. The Dubrovin Farm at Yesod HaMa'ala in the Galilee 'Finger' gives a glimpse into the world of faith and hardship of the Jewish settlers (yes, settlers) in 19th century Eretz Yisrael.

hour 1, hour 2 - July 2, 2008
Wanted: Religious Leadership for the Independent Jewish State of Israel
Blogger Rebecca Honig Friedman of jewess.canonist.com shares her thoughts on Feminism and Orthodoxy. Jeweler Ruth Matar speaks of her eventful and creative life before 'Women in Green', from Austria to Sweden to the US and then home to Jerusalem.

hour 1, hour 2 - June 25, 2008
The Abandonment of the Jews
Professor David Wyman, author of 'Abandonment of the Jews' discusses with Eve his life's work uncovering the fact that the US government, Jewish representatives included, did not do what it could to save the Jews in WWII; the major contribution of the Bergson group is still being denied at Yad Vashem in Israel. Security expert Marc Provisor joins Eve in the studio to talk about security in Judea and Samaria and what awaits us should appeasement rule the day. Also, the Upper Western Galilee is beautiful and laden with history.

hour 1, hour 2 - June 11, 2008
Jephthe's Daughter: Sacrificed or Secluded?
Israeli archaeologist Yoram Haimi digs at Sobibor to verify its history as a Nazi death camp (undersobibor.org). Dr. Daniel Gordis and the Shalem Center plan to establish Israel's first liberal arts college to change the face of higher education and potentially, Israeli leaders. Also, the Biyar aqueduct under Efrat, muddy fun in an ancient channel.

hour 1, hour 2 - June 4, 2008
Poverty and Poetry
Lisa spends her days allocating limited resources to the country's ever widening pool of hungry and destitute; she shares her thoughts with Eve. Ray Walker writes a new verse in her exciting life by making aliya at 86, and she's still going strong. A visit to the ancient town of Sussia reveals a rich and vibrant Jewish community that existed for a millennia in the Southern Chevron Hills.

hour 1, hour 2 - May 28, 2008
One Day in Eden & 40 Years in Sinai
Jewish Social Justice: Rabbi Micha Odenheimer and his organization Tevel B'Tzedek help the indigent of Nepal while teaching Judaism's universal orientation and message. Yehudit Singer, editor of Shiur Times, on the magazine, promoting non profits, and aliya. Dedicated to a forever united Jerusalem.

hour 1, hour 2 - May 21, 2008
For the Love of G-d
Why Eve doesn't wear red and green together. Jacob Richman on hismyriad projects- including stamp collecting. Springtime in the Upper Galilee; the Mt. Meiron 'choresh', the synagogue at Bar'am. 'Megairot' and other so called spiritual support groups- crossing the line to cults?

hour 1, hour 2 - May 14, 2008
Rabbi Akiva's Students and... Chanuka?
Nitsana Darshan-Leitner of Shurat HaDin; having a busy week on various legal battlefronts in the fight against global terror. Arnold Roth, whose 15 year old daughter Malki was murdered in Sbarro's, on the sick fascination with 'celebrity terrorists' and why we must stop it, starting with HBO. Also, Eve shares her thoughts and new found knowledge on Christianity and the Second Temple Period.

hour 1, hour 2 - May 7, 2008
Memorial Day 5768
The price of being a free people in our Homeland and the miracle of the Return to Zion. The family of fallen IDF commander Benji Hillman are building a hostel for his beloved Lone Soldiers; Sgt. Arie Weiss's parents have established Ohel Ari and Ochel Ari in his memory. They speak to Eve about their projects and their loss. Dr. Moshe Arens on his new book exposing the little known contribution of Beitar youth to the Warsaw Ghetto uprising and why it was supressed.

hour 1, hour 2 - Apr 30, 2008
Harvesting fruit flies in the Holy Land?
Steve Charter explains how religious Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu stays on the cutting edge of bio-organic farming. Shlomo Taub of Legacy helps victims of the Shoah reclaim their property in Poland and other countries. Siggy Weiser recounts some of his experiences in Auschwitz and Buchenwald till liberation at age 16 by the Americans.

hour 1, hour 2 - Apr 16, 2008
Machtesh Ramon - Evidence of G-d in the Negev
Rabbi Daniel Kohn speaks on the importance of combining ritual with the spiritual internalization of Hashem and Judaism. Dr. Ari Greenspan regales Eve with matza stories and shares his knowledge of the extraordinary lengths Jews have gone to over the ages in order to fulfill this mitzva. Chag Kasher V'Sameach!

hour 1, hour 2 - Mar 26, 2008
Women of Judea and Samaria and Chessed
Photographer Yehoshua HaLevi shares his experience trekking Kilimanjaro as an observant Jew. Dr. Gerard Medioni of USC, international computer vision expert, expounds on the enormously exciting atmosphere in Israeli hi-tech and the different applications here in his field- from games to security to medical diagnostics. And, lastly, why Judaism decries intermarriage.

hour 1, hour 2 - Mar 19, 2008
Purim and Jewish Pride
The Rachel's Tomb Reclamation Project brings another Torah to the holy site.  Jonathan Feldstein of American Friends of Magen David Adom tells how a visitor to Israel can give the gift of life by rolling up his sleeve and donating blood.   LA based humorist Judy Gruen shares with Eve the challenges of being funny and religious in today's hedonistic world.

hour 1, hour 2 - Mar 12, 2008
The Mercaz Massacre; a Mother's Perspective
'Peace without Justice'- what does that mean to you? Dr. Tali Erickson-Gini, Israeli archaeologist and world expert on the Nabateans, shares some of her vast knowledge of this ancient tribe and the clues they left behind in their Negev towns.

hour 1, hour 2 - Mar 5, 2008
The Moral Dilemma Posed by Terrorism
Rachel Saperstein updates Eve on the Gush Katif refugees; Cheryl Mandell on the spirit of 'Dames of the Dance' and David Bedein on being a Jewish father first, journalist second.

hour 1, hour 2 - Feb 27, 2008
Biblical Archaeology and its Challenges
Dr. Adam Zertal, who discovered Joshua's Altar on Mt. Eval in the '80's, remains convinced of the validity of his research despite efforts by Biblical 'minimalists' to dismiss it. And Moshe Hamburg speaks about Israelis doing business in the Arab world.

hour 1, hour 2 - Feb 20, 2008
Eve Harow at the Jerusalem Conference
With Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Weisenthal Center, Jeff Jacoby of the Boston Globe, Rachel Ehrenfeld, Dr. Uzi Landau, Marc Zell, Sara Brownstein, Carolyn Reiss, Bobby Rechnitz and more.

hour 1, hour 2 - Feb 13, 2008
Parenting, Philistines and Inheritance
Micah Smith discusses his film 'Desert Princess', which portrays the human side of the Yesha outposts issue. David Willner and Barnea Selavan of Foundation Stone integrate the Torah, archaeology and history in their land-based Israel education programs.

hour 1, hour 2 - Feb 06, 2008
'The Glory of Jerusalem'
Soon to be US Army Chaplain Yoni Z. now lives in Israel - he shares his experiences with Eve. Steve Leibowitz, president of the AFI flag football league, on why the owner of the Patriots donated Kraft Stadium to Jerusalem kids and how the sport has grown and developed in the past few years.

hour 1, hour 2 - Jan 23, 2008
Miracles: Nature With Excellent Timing?
The Sartaba Mountain - site of collapsed fortresses and ancient bonfires. Dr. Miriam Grossman, author of 'Unprotected', on the liberal attitudes and political correctness of mental health professionals; the 'anything goes/safe sex agenda' is actually making people sick.

hour 1, hour 2 - Jan 16, 2008
Caper Bushes, Date Palms and Eagle Nests Made out of Socks
Just some of what you'll find at the lowest point on Earth. Also, Bobby Brown discusses the Holocaust restitution issue, and Rachel Levmore explains the importance of prenuptial agreements.

hour 1, hour 2 - Jan 9, 2008
Land of Milk and 'Chemotherapy Relieving' Honey?
Joyce Boim, mother of terror victim David, is not giving up on her fight for justice in US courts. American/Israelis are on the streets of Jerusalem talking to the press corps covering the Bush visit, and Robert Klein of Vitamin Global discusses new natural Israeli medications and foods.

hour 1, hour 2 - Jan 2, 2008
Rights and Privileges in- and to- the Land of Israel
Shmuel Katz joins Eve to discuss his new book and his thoughts on the leaders of today vs during his Knesset term with Menachem Begin. Adolescent psychologist Dr. Seth Aronson reassures us(?!) that for teens "abnormal is normal", and Rockford Production founder Herb Bernstein along with Avi Abelow explain their plans to create a pro-Israel TV panel show dedicated to exposing the truth behind global jihad.

Dec 26, 2007
What do Denver and Mt.Scopus Have in Common?
The 2 Hebrew University campuses in Jerusalem are full of fascinating things to see and do. Also, Anita Tucker of Netzer Hazani in Gush Katif updates us on the refugees' lives, hopes and challenges.

hour 1, hour 2 - Dec 19, 2007
How David's Jerusalem Became the Eternal Capital of the Newly United Israelites
American comedians Avi Leiberman, John Mulrooney and Mark Schiff join Eve to discuss the tour of Sderot that they took with her this morning. Reuven Koret of israelinsider shares the powerful letter that he wrote to Condaleeza Rice in response to her comparison of Palestinians and blacks.

hour 1, hour 2 - Dec 5, 2007
Maccabees, Zionism and Earthquakes
Professor Chagi Ben Arzi on his book, Megillat Chanukah, and the Maccabean legacy of faith and heroism. It took 5 years, but today Jerry Klinger succeeded in bringing Theodor Herzl's grandson to his final resting place in Jerusalem's Har Herzl cemetery. And Dr. Nili Avni Magen, head vet at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo, talks to Eve about the possibility of using animal behavior to predict earthquakes.

hour 1, hour 2 - Nov 28, 2007
Amos - Not Your Typical Prophet
Rabbi David Bar-Hayim of Machon Shilo explains why we should be using the Jerusalem and not Babylonian Talmud to guide our Israeli lives. Helena Harow, a founder of Babylink, describes a new service for babies -and their parents-designed to keep everyone healthy and alert.

hour 1, hour 2 - Nov 21, 2007
Solar Homes in the Negev: 8 Weeks and You're in
Eve interviews Nancy and Chaim Brown; she a brilliant academic and Quaker convert to Judaism, he the head engineer of the World Trade Center and current builder of solar homes in the Negev.  Dr. Ben Asher tell us why adding sardines to our diet will add years to our lives.

hour 1, hour 2 - Nov 14, 2007
How Green is My (Jordan) Valley?
David Raab discusses the harrowing hostage experience that led to writing his new book, Terror in Black September. Graves as sites of pilgrimage; differences of opinion. And Gethsemane- mixing oil and wine.

hour 1, hour 2 - Nov 7, 2007
What Time of Day did the Sun Stand Still for Joshua?
Joining Eve on her show are David Bogner of the award winning blog Treppenwitz and Dr. Yehuda Ben Asher on the need for magnesium in the Western diet. Also, Moshe Loshinsky shares his experiences working on Jerusalem's infrastructure after a career in NYC's transit department.

hour 1, hour 2 - Oct 31, 2007
Taking Care of Business, Every Day...
Working Nation founders Hillel Porath and Mordechai Welt join Eve in exploring ideas for businesses in Israel; where there is a will there is most definitely a way. And Eve shares some geo- morphological information that explains why Western Eretz Yisrael is heading... south.

Oct 24, 2007
Why is a NASA Rocket the Exact Width of a Roman Chariot?
Eve shares some fascinating historical, yet still relevant, tidbits from her tour guide course. Vietnam vet Yaakov Reinbach speaks about his new book, 'Hardbitten Memories', and how being the child of survivors impacts his life.

hour 1, hour 2 - Oct 17, 2007
Context and Perspective in Life and Negotiations, with Prophecy or Without
Joining Eve on her pilot 2 hour show are Uri Bank, who returns to discuss the Israel Initiative, and Arlene Kushner, who shares her expertise vis-a-vis UNRWA. Will the refugee problem finally be solved - or do too many people want to perpetuate it for their own reasons?

Oct 10, 2007
By the Rivers of Babylon: Hinting of a Literal Connection to the Land of Israel?
The Eitam Hill, one of the five sites for recent attempted settlement, was a source of water for the Temple and may even be linked to the Euphrates. Uri Bank explains the Right Road to Peace plan and why the time for a change in thinking is right, too.

Sep 19, 2007
Do Even Fish Know Something We don't Know?
Balance and perspective can make all the difference to our days. Rabbi David Marcus talks about the opportunity that shmitta gives us to add holiness to our lives in Eretz Yisrael, clearly elaborated upon in the booklet he authored for Young Israel.

Sep 5, 2007
The Hebrew Language Gives Us Clues to the Medicinal Uses of Plants Used in Ancient Hebrew Medicine
Dr. Amir Kitron of 'Herbs of Kedem' based in the Chevron Hills speaks about the healing properties of the plants of Eretz Yisrael and thecurrent attempts to discover and revive what our forefathers knew and grew. Also, Yisrael Medad adds some information about the travesty occuring on the Temple Mount.

Aug 29, 2007
Are People Justified in Deciding What Morality is?
Also, Jonathan Spyer of the IDC's GLORIA Center discusses the paucity of 'expert' intellectual debate on global issues in general and the Middle East in particular...

Aug 08, 2007
Knockin' on Heaven's Door in San Francisco
August in California; Eve shares her thoughts from the Golden State,including what we can learn from the redwood trees of Muir Woods.

Aug 01, 2007
Amsterdam in July Through Israeli Eyes
Eve shares her impressions of 'Makom'; thoughts on Jewish life and contributions to Holland over the centuries, along with the vagaries of history.

July 18, 2007
The High Cost of 'Moral' Equivalence for Society
The lack of moral clarity as displayed by our weak leadership is demeaning the value of life in Israel. On the bright side, naturopath Dr.Yehuda Ben Asher provides a fascinating glimpse of how a Torah life in Israel can actually strengthen your physical health, no matter where you hail from.

July 11, 2007
Israel's 'Little' People Factor
Israel's leadership does not exemplify the country; it's the 'little guys and gals' who are the backbone and strength of the Jewish nation. Gabi Nachmani of Livnot tells about their joint efforts with non -Israeli volunteers to rebuild the bombshelters and help the weaker segments of Tzfat's population.

July 4, 2007
Is 'Human Rights' Group Activity Really a Cover for an Anti-Israel, Pro-Arab Agenda?
Brusque Israeli behavior can often cover up real warmth if Westerners are open to seeing it. Also, David Bedein informs us what the real story is behind the so-called human rights organizations and what we can do about it.

June 27, 2007
Peach pits, a sign of prosperity?
Discoveries in Yehuda and Shomron are presented at the yearly Ariel conference. How the climate of the Land of Israel plays a role in our prayer liturgy.

June 20, 2007
Gifts of the Ingathering!
Daily dilemmas are part and parcel of fully living Judaism in our homeland. Chaim Saperia inspires us to demand better leaders, marching in blistering heat from the Golan to Jerusalem.

June 13, 2007
Eve answers, on air, a letter from an anonymous American Palestinian Christian.

June 6, 2007
Keeping the optimism of Rabbi Akiva alive!
40 years after the Six Day War, Israel is not only surviving but thriving and is full of heroes. You don't have to look to hard to find them. Also, the CEO of an American Company invests in Israeli Bio-Medical technology and explains to Eve why Israel is an incubator for initiatives and inventions.

May 30, 2007
New perspectives on Shavuot and the longevity of the Judges generation
The chessed of the Bet Lechem/Gush Etzion area continues as from the time of Ruth's marriage thru today's weddings of Gush Katif couples. Also, the head of Israel's Conservative Judaism Assembly joins Eve and shares his thoughts.

May 16, 2007
Rain on Jerusalem Day!
At Ir David, discoveries in the heart of the real Jewish Jerusalem. A rebuilder of Kfar Etzion shares his story of the return home 40 years ago.

May 9, 2007
How is the original Godfather (not Marlon Brando) connected to Eretz Yisrael?
And, the Pilcer's bed and breakfast in Tzippori is just following a thousands year old Galilean tradition.

May 2, 2007
Likud Anglos and Saba Harow's Legacy
Ari Harow founder of Likud Anglos joins his aunt Eve to discuss their common passions, Israel, and activism. This show is dedicated to Saba Harow, the family patriarch, who passed away this week and whose own Lech Lecha exodus will continue to inspire.

Apr. 25, 2007
Latin America: More Than Just Meat For Our BBQ
Ingathering of Anglo Exiles on Eitam Hill near Efrat on Independence Day.

Apr. 18, 2007
Pilot Show

 

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