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He found that his niche in Israel was music and so he founded the music group the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band, which performs regularly throughout Israel, especially in Jerusalem, and in places needing to be cheered up due to acts of terrorism. He plays ten instruments, and has produced two CDs. He and his band work regularly in a wide variety of venues in the Land. He is also an expert on the interrelationship of Judaism and Christianity.
In this broadcast, Rabbi Dauermann discusses Elazar's journey from nominal Conservative Jew, to student of Hebrew, working for El Al Airlines, only tenor banjo player in Israel, street musician, to well known Band Leader spreading cheer in the City of Peace.
See videos of the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band playing in Israel at www.doctorjazz.co.il.
He found that his niche in Israel was music and so he founded the music group the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band, which performs regularly throughout Israel, especially in Jerusalem, and in places needing to be cheered up due to acts of terrorism. He plays ten instruments, and has produced two CDs. He and his band work regularly in a wide variety of venues in the Land. He is also an expert on the interrelationship of Judaism and Christianity.
In this broadcast, Rabbi Dauermann discusses Elazar's journey from nominal Conservative Jew, to student of Hebrew, working for El Al Airlines, only tenor banjo player in Israel, street musician, to well known Band Leader spreading cheer in the City of Peace.
See videos of the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band playing in Israel at www.doctorjazz.co.il.
March 20—Roger Nelson - Get a historical perspective on the real St. Patrick, a spiritual and why he should be a hero to all people of faith. Our guest is Roger Nelson, aStaley Distinguished Christian Scholar, whose presentations have enriched over 1,600 audiences in 32 countries.
We'll be separating fact from fiction about St. Patrick, including sober consideration about how one person can bring revolutionary change to his time, his context, his people, and the world. See more about Roger Nelson on the Shalom Talk blog and also at www.a1manplay.com
March 6—Dr. Michael Rydelnik author of Understanding the Arab Israeli Conflict: What the Headlines Haven’t Told You.
Dr. Rydelnik will reflect on the current turmoil in the Middle East and in the Arab and Muslim world. He discusses the validity of the notion, denied by Muslims and now commonly by some Christians, that the land of Israel belongs in perpetuity to the Jewish people.
Rabbi Dauermann says of this interview, "This is one of the most dynamic interviews we have ever done due to the expertise of the guest and the tensions of this historical moment."
Dr. Rydelnik is the son of Holocaust survivors, professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institute where he has taught since 1994, and also the author of The Messianic Hope: Is the Old Testament Really Messianic? See him on the web at http://www.michaelrydelnik.com and http://www.messianicjourneys.com/.
February 27—Dr. Michael Rydelnik author of Understanding the Arab Israeli Conflict: What the Headlines Haven’t Told You.
Dr. Rydelnik will reflect on the current turmoil in the Middle East and in the Arab and Muslim world. He discusses the validity of the notion, denied by Muslims and now commonly by some Christians, that the land of Israel belongs in perpetuity to the Jewish people.
Rabbi Dauermann says of this interview, "This is one of the most dynamic interviews we have ever done due to the expertise of the guest and the tensions of this historical moment."
Dr. Rydelnik is the son of Holocaust survivors, professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institute where he has taught since 1994, and also the author of The Messianic Hope: Is the Old Testament Really Messianic? See him on the web at http://www.michaelrydelnik.com and http://www.messianicjourneys.com/.
January 30—Rhetoric is in the spotlight in the political scene right now in a major way. Some accuse certain kinds of rhetoric of leading to violence. Rabbi Dauermann interviews one of the greatest experts on the subject, Jay Heinrichs, author of Thank You For Arguing: What Aristotle, Lincoln and Homer Simpson Can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion. Having spent more than 30 years in publishing as a writer, editor, and executive, Jay currently works as a publishing and persuasion consultant. His largest current clients include NASA and Southwest Airlines. He lives on 150 acres in central New Hampshire, a half-hour from the Dartmouth campus. His wife, Dorothy Behlen Heinrichs, is Vice President of Advancement at the Vermont Law School.
January 16—Ellen Goldsmith, Marriage and Family Therapist. Ellen is a Messianic Jew, and President of her synagogue. Besides counseling many care givers under stress, she herself spent 25 years tending to the needs of a sick family member. The theme of the show is "Caregivers and Stress: Well Being." In this show Marriage and Family Therapist Ellen Goldsmith will share with us the relational impact of the Internet culture, and what needs to happen to prevent damage and foster relational health for our children and ourselves.
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Episode 32 — Elazar Brandt
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April 24—Elazar Brandt was taped in Jerusalem. Elazar, or Larry, made aliyah (citizenship) in Israel in 1996, a former Army helicopter pilot from L.A. He found that his niche in Israel was music and so he founded the music group the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band, which performs regularly throughout Israel, especially in Jerusalem, and in places needing to be cheered up due to acts of terrorism. He plays ten instruments, and has produced two CDs. He and his band work regularly in a wide variety of venues in the Land. He is also an expert on the interrelationship of Judaism and Christianity.
In this broadcast, Rabbi Dauermann discusses Elazar's journey from nominal Conservative Jew, to student of Hebrew, working for El Al Airlines, only tenor banjo player in Israel, street musician, to well known Band Leader spreading cheer in the City of Peace.
See videos of the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band playing in Israel at www.doctorjazz.co.il.
Episode 31 — Elazar Brandt
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April 17—Elazar Brandt was taped in Jerusalem. Elazar, or Larry, made aliyah (citizenship) in Israel in 1996, a former Army helicopter pilot from L.A. He found that his niche in Israel was music and so he founded the music group the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band, which performs regularly throughout Israel, especially in Jerusalem, and in places needing to be cheered up due to acts of terrorism. He plays ten instruments, and has produced two CDs. He and his band work regularly in a wide variety of venues in the Land. He is also an expert on the interrelationship of Judaism and Christianity.
In this broadcast, Rabbi Dauermann discusses Elazar's journey from nominal Conservative Jew, to student of Hebrew, working for El Al Airlines, only tenor banjo player in Israel, street musician, to well known Band Leader spreading cheer in the City of Peace.
See videos of the Doctor Jazz Dixieland Band playing in Israel at www.doctorjazz.co.il.
Episode 30 — Roger Nelson
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March 20—Roger Nelson - Get a historical perspective on the real St. Patrick, a spiritual and why he should be a hero to all people of faith. Our guest is Roger Nelson, aStaley Distinguished Christian Scholar, whose presentations have enriched over 1,600 audiences in 32 countries. We'll be separating fact from fiction about St. Patrick, including sober consideration about how one person can bring revolutionary change to his time, his context, his people, and the world. See more about Roger Nelson on the Shalom Talk blog and also at www.a1manplay.com
Episode 29 — Michael Rydelnik — Part 2
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March 6—Dr. Michael Rydelnik author of Understanding the Arab Israeli Conflict: What the Headlines Haven’t Told You. Dr. Rydelnik will reflect on the current turmoil in the Middle East and in the Arab and Muslim world. He discusses the validity of the notion, denied by Muslims and now commonly by some Christians, that the land of Israel belongs in perpetuity to the Jewish people.
Rabbi Dauermann says of this interview, "This is one of the most dynamic interviews we have ever done due to the expertise of the guest and the tensions of this historical moment."
Dr. Rydelnik is the son of Holocaust survivors, professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institute where he has taught since 1994, and also the author of The Messianic Hope: Is the Old Testament Really Messianic? See him on the web at http://www.michaelrydelnik.com and http://www.messianicjourneys.com/.
Episode 28 — Michael Rydelnik
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February 27—Dr. Michael Rydelnik author of Understanding the Arab Israeli Conflict: What the Headlines Haven’t Told You. Dr. Rydelnik will reflect on the current turmoil in the Middle East and in the Arab and Muslim world. He discusses the validity of the notion, denied by Muslims and now commonly by some Christians, that the land of Israel belongs in perpetuity to the Jewish people.
Rabbi Dauermann says of this interview, "This is one of the most dynamic interviews we have ever done due to the expertise of the guest and the tensions of this historical moment."
Dr. Rydelnik is the son of Holocaust survivors, professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institute where he has taught since 1994, and also the author of The Messianic Hope: Is the Old Testament Really Messianic? See him on the web at http://www.michaelrydelnik.com and http://www.messianicjourneys.com/.
Episode 27 — Jay Heinrichs
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January 30—Rhetoric is in the spotlight in the political scene right now in a major way. Some accuse certain kinds of rhetoric of leading to violence. Rabbi Dauermann interviews one of the greatest experts on the subject, Jay Heinrichs, author of Thank You For Arguing: What Aristotle, Lincoln and Homer Simpson Can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion. Having spent more than 30 years in publishing as a writer, editor, and executive, Jay currently works as a publishing and persuasion consultant. His largest current clients include NASA and Southwest Airlines. He lives on 150 acres in central New Hampshire, a half-hour from the Dartmouth campus. His wife, Dorothy Behlen Heinrichs, is Vice President of Advancement at the Vermont Law School.
Episode 26 — Ellen Goldsmith Part 2
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January 16—Ellen Goldsmith, Marriage and Family Therapist. Ellen is a Messianic Jew, and President of her synagogue. Besides counseling many care givers under stress, she herself spent 25 years tending to the needs of a sick family member. The theme of the show is "Caregivers and Stress: Well Being." In this show Marriage and Family Therapist Ellen Goldsmith will share with us the relational impact of the Internet culture, and what needs to happen to prevent damage and foster relational health for our children and ourselves.
Episode 25 — Stanley Oropesa Part 2
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January 2—Stanley Oropesa Part 2
Episode 24 — Stanley Oropesa
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December 26—Stanley Oropesa
Episode 23 — Dr. Larry Lloyd
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December 12—Dr. Larry Lloyd, also known as Bishop Larry Lloyd, the General Overseer of Spirit of Liberty Global Ministries. A PhD Graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary's School of Intercultural Studies, Dr Lloyd lives in Lafayette, Louisiana, where he founded and has been pastoring Spirit of Liberty Fellowship for 38 years. He can also be found most weeks of the year here in Los Angeles teaching African-American pastors practical theology. This means he commutes to and from Louisiana each of those weeks! Dr. Lloyd's dissertation work and ministry deals largely with reconciliation issues, hovering around the core concept "neighborliness." In other words, what does it mean to be a neighbor to others in the world?
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