01:05:15

Letters from the Afterlife: The Post-Holocaust Correspondence of Chava Rosenfarb and Zenia Larsson

59:26

The Tourist's Guide to Lost Yiddish New York City with Henry Spoznik

01:49

My First Yiddish Course at the Peretz Centre for Secular Jewish Culture

03:42

A Lacuna Unearthed: Yiddish in Winnipeg

02:20

Training Grounds: Translating Yiddish as Part of My Work at the New York Public Library

03:54

Discovering Shira Gorshman's Writing

04:32

Yiddish and Jewish Culture in Birobidzhan in the 1990s

02:26

A Birobidzhaner on Coming To Appreciate His Jewish Name

03:00

Birobidzhan 1948 to 1990

01:46

“What Better Way Is There to Keep Learning than to Teach?”: Reflecting on My Love for Teaching

03:38

Memories of SKIF and the Bundist Youth Movement in Melbourne

02:45

Surrounded By Books: Inheriting a Love of Culture from My Family

02:43

"I Learned the Letters as if They Were Chocolates": My Uncle Taught Me the Alef-beys

02:04

"I Think It Is Healthier to Know and to Hear”: Hearing Stories of War Growing Up

02:07

Traditional Jewish Aspects of My Secular Jewish Childhood Home

04:55

The Birth of Yiddishkayt Los Angeles

07:56

She Created A Masterpiece: Learning That Yiddish Is Contemporary

09:36

How American Jews Grew To Hate Yiddish

04:42

"An Unconscious Dismissal": I Realized That Yiddish Was Seen As Shameful

05:04

Growing Up In A Fertile Cultural Life: Aaron Paley on the Valley Cities Jewish Community Center

03:22

A Wandering Soyfer (Scribe) Finds Work: My Uncle Harold Reinhart and the Holocaust Torah Project

03:31

The Hazanim (Cantors) I Admire: What it Takes to Be a Hazan

04:16

Gene Wilder and The Frisco Kid: On Set with Gene and Leo Fuchs

03:36

Life on the Ship: Being Jewish in the Navy in the 1940s

03:27

"How West Met East": The Story of How My Parents Met

03:26

A Tale of Immigration: Why We Spell Our Name "Cohon"

01:11:04

Melinda Rosenblatt Lecture | The Yiddish Book Center at 45, with Aaron Lansky

55:34

Louis B. Mayer and Irving Thalberg: The Whole Equation, with Kenneth Turan

02:01

The First Years of the Peretz Yiddish School in Calgary

01:45

Blume Lempel, A New Favorite Yiddish Writer

01:52

Who Was Chaim Zhitlowsky?

02:02

Speaking to Chaim Zhitlowsky in mitn midbar (In the Middle of the Desert)

05:56

Summers with My Uncle in Parkland, Alberta

05:14

Who Was Rokhl Korn?

01:51

Challenges of Translating Der Nister

02:53

"The Part of My Life in Yiddish that Is Most Memorable Was Here in Vancouver"

01:21

Cultural Challenges of Yiddish Translation

02:59

Extended Family Shared Our Apartment in Kaunas After the War

01:57

Jewish Life in Post-WWII Soviet Kaunas

01:25

Multilingualism in Post-WWII Kaunas

02:46

Connecting to Roots and Learning from Jewish History

01:43

Yiddish Language Students of Today

01:34

Anything You Can Think of Can Be Found in the Old Yiddish Newspapers

03:56

“Forget about Your Old Language and Country and Learn Hebrew”: My First Impressions of Israel

03:43

"It Was Simply the Language of our Life": The Role of Yiddish in My Childhood

01:46

Jewish Foods in My Childhood Home in Soviet Lithuania

03:37

Growing up in the Wake of the Holocaust

56:57

The Chief Rabbi’s Funeral: The Untold Story of America’s Largest Antisemitic Riot

53:23

Litvaks in Love, a conversation with Professor David G. Roskies

59:35

Hollywood’s Unofficial Film Corps with Michael Berkowitz

58:26

Yidish in ale lender: Yiddish around the World, with Christa P. Whitney

51:25

Translator Talk: A Conversation with Professor Samuel Kassow

03:44

Contending With The Visa System To Leave Europe Before World War II

01:01

Getting My Mother, Yiddish Writer Blume Lempel's Work Published

02:22

How the Murder of Yiddish Writer Blume Lempel's Brother Inspired Her Writing

02:42

Blume Lempel And Her Husband, Lempel, In Paris in the 1930s

01:59

"It's Drifting Back And Forth": Blume Lempel's Son on Her Unique Writing Style

01:15

Memories of Blume Lempel At Her Writing Table

02:47

Blume Lempel In Her Long Beach, NY Home: Gardening, Feeding Cats, and Writing

01:28

"Some Jews Did Forgive God, Others Never Did": Blume Lempel's Relationship To Religion