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In this debut collection of stories, Zev Good takes the listener into a world he knows and illuminates so well: the middle-class American South. These stories, populated with mothers and children, friends and lovers, the living and the dying, reveal the intricate and tenuous bonds that unite us all.

The National Baseball Hall of Fame is the holiest institution in American sports. It’s not just a place to honor great athletes. It’s where America’s pastime announces to the world what it is and what it wants to be. It’s not just a sports museum; it’s a mirror of American culture. As Zev Chafets points out, it’s no coincidence that the first black Hall of Famer, Jackie Robinson, was inducted in 1962, at the height of the civil rights movement. Or that the Hall is now planning a wing to honor Latino players.

Do you remember your first time? People tend to remember the moment they first heard The Rush Limbaugh Show on the radio. For Zev Chafets, it was in a car in Detroit, driving down Woodward Avenue. Limbaugh's braggadocio, the outrageous satire, the slaughtering of liberal sacred cows performed with the verve of a rock-n-roll DJ-it seemed fresh, funny and completely subversive.

In early 2005, Israel's most venerated Orthodox Rabbi, Yitzhak Kaduri, claimed he had met the true, soon-coming Messiah. He also made a public announcement that he had written Messiah's name in a note. He said he would turn that note over to his ministry officials to be kept secret and locked away until one year after his death. Then, after that time, the note was to be posted on his website at kaduri dot net. Just a few months later, Kaduri was dead. Little did the world know what revelation awaited them. Finally, the note was posted.

Cette nuit-là, deux petits fantômes se promènent dans la rue qui longe le canal. « Viens, dit Bah, on va hanter cette maison. » « D'accord », répond Bouh. Un chat noir, une maison qui porte le numéro 13, un miroir brisé et des parapluies ouverts. Qui peut bien habiter cette maison ?

Trois petits gorilles sont au lit. « On est tout seuls, il fait noir mais moi, je n'ai pas peur ! », dit le premier petit gorille. « Moi non plus ! » disent les deux autres. Tout à coup, un bruit terrifiant vient de la fenêtre : Houhou !

« Même pas peur ! Écoute ces 5 histoires, et on verra si tu es aussi courageux que nos petits héros ! Ce pack contient les histoires : - L'affreuse bête de Mont-la-terreur d'Alexandra Garibal et Julie Colombet - 2 fantômes au numéro 13 de Michel Van Zeveren - Plouf ! de Philippe Corentin - Une histoire à grosse voix d'Emile Jadoul - Trois courageux petits gorilles de Michel Van Zeveren

20 minute Podcast

This is the story of Zev Yaroslavsky, the son of Ukrainian Jews who immigrated to the United States in the early 1920s. His memoir charts the journey of a young social activist who battled to free Soviet Jews before becoming one of the most consequential elected officials in Southern California. Fiercely independent, he combined an activist's passion with a seasoned politician's skill to challenge the region's power brokers.

Wake up through weight loss is a podcast that takes you on a mindful journey into the world of sustainable weight loss. Instead of obsessive diets and quick fixes that will have you losing and regaining weight year after year; you'l learn about real sustainable action steps to lose weight for good, and you may find that these same actions to achieve healthy sustainable weight loss are also the actions to wake up the highest version of you. Zev Kanter talks through everything he's learned on his 20-year weight loss journey, from his binge eating recovery to his sugar addiction, and more.

Two Memphians and friends named Chad and Zev hope to inspire change in the city they love and introduce listeners to other Memphians making positive differences for local communities in Memphis.