Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with documentary filmmaker, and author, Danny Ben Moshe!

Danny discusses documentaries he's made such as Shloshim Israel, the First 30 Days After October 7th, Shalom Bollywood, Revenge: Our Dad the Nazi Killer, his novel The Watchmaker's War, antisemitism in Australia, and much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with the author of A Convenient Villain, Dr. Jon D. Reich.

We discuss accusations of antisemitism against Charles Lindbergh, Roosevelt's role in it, Lindbergh's contributions to science and the war effort, and much more.

Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with the COO of the International March of the Living, Liz Panitch!

Liz discusses what the International March of the Living does, the itinerary for the trip, emotional experiences she's had on it, and much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen, as he chats with the author of Circumference of Silence, Jacquie Herz!

Jacquie discusses her books, her parents fleeing from Europe before the Holocaust, living in the UK and the US, & much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with award-winning writer, and podcaster, Sally Wiener Grotta!

Sally discusses her books, her photography, and The American Hands project, her podcast, & much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with the founder of Ketubah.com, Michael Shapiro!
Michael discusses Ketubah.com, the history of the ketubah, his book Ketubah Renaissance, & much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen as he chats with the director and star of the documentary, Parting the Waters, Michele Kuvin Kupfer!

Michele discusses Parting the Waters, its inclusion in the Miami Jewish Film Festival on January 15th, swimming for the Israeli Olympic Team in 1980, and not getting to compete due to the boycott of the Soviet Games, winning in the 1981 Maccabiah Games, & much more!

Join author Jonathan Rosen, as he chats with the author of I Will Protect You, Danica Davidson!

Danica discusses her Middle Grade book I Will Protect You, which is based on the life of Eva Mozes Kor, who, along with her sister, Miriam, were selected to be the subjects of Mengele's experiments.