Satoko and her Yiddish students at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
Thanks so much to Satoko for speaking with Vaybertaytsh! You can find her blog about Yiddish, which is in Japanese, here. We're so glad to be back from our six-week break, and hope you'll tune in for a bunch of new and exciting episodes in the coming months. A dank zayer!
It was awesome to chat with the Editor-in-Chief of In geveb: A Journal of Yiddish Studies about life, gender issues in academia, and In geveb! A dank Mindl!
A dank Mindl un Rukhl farn makhn dem epizod! A fraylikhn nitl-nakht unz alemen.
This is the recording of our first ever episode made on Facebook live! You can watch the video on our facebook page. Thanks to everyone who watched it live!
On Yiddish in our love lives. Thanks to the hard work of the Vaybertaytsh Kolektiv at Yiddish Vokh 2017 for making this happen.
Read Sosye's In geveb blogpost from two years ago about Yiddish and love here.
Thank you to the Forward for naming Sosye one of the Forward 50 of 2017 for her work on Vaybertyatsh!
You can listen to Shund 11PM-12AM central time here.
Thanks Ruby for chatting with me!
A dank Perl, Rakhmiel, Ruti, Binyomin, and Shira! Thanks also to Meira Goodman for helping me record the intro/outro, and to Shifra Whiteman.
Please take our 2017 listener's survey!! A shaynem dank! <3
We recorded a show live at the Yidish Vokh, and it was a blast! Thanks to everyone who took part!
A dank Yuri Vendenyapin, Eitan Sabourin, and Netalie Matalon!
Want to add something or react to the "Farvos" episodes? Send us a voice memo, or leave a message on Sosye's google voice number: (347) 927-6160.
Post-recording smiles.
Does "mamaloshn" exist in academia? Is the line between the personal and the professional too blurry when it comes to Yiddish Studies? Are academics part of the future of spoken Yiddish, or a different story entirely? Why should researchers of Yiddish actually speak Yiddish?
A dank Miriam Trinh for leading the conversation, and Miriam Borden, Yeshua Tolle, Gabriela Scherlis, Tanja Yakovleva, and Anastasiya Krachkovska for putting this together!
Want to add something or react to the "Farvos" episodes? Send us a voice memo, or leave a message on Sosye's google voice number: (347) 927-6160.
What does Yiddish have to do with queerness? What is it like to be trans or queer in Yiddish? Why Yiddish?
Introducing our "Farvos" series, put together by the students of the Naomi Prawar Kadar International Yiddish Program in Tel Aviv.
A dank Liel, Teddy, Refoel and Jessica for participating in this first of three episodes.
SEE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS HERE.
UPDATE: See transcript for this episode here.
Side note: Please check out our donation page to help Vaybertaytsh get a field recorder, so these episodes can sound and be so much better!
Hi listeners! Well here it is. The once-a-season English edition of Vaybertaytsh, recorded with the incredible klezmer band Tsibele right in Sosye's apartment! Check it out! See our blog for the lyrics of two of the songs, and their website to pre-order their album coming out in the fall!
Thanks Alice Che of Kaliningrad, Russia for this awesome techno rendition of "Shtetele Belz."
To pick up Renata's awesome book, Older and Bolder: Life after 60, click here.
To learn more about Yiddish Week (Yiddish Vokh) and to register, click here.
Thanks Eve for a great conversation! Here you can find Eve's blog, and her favorite recipe - BLINTZES! And here are the pictures we talked about from the feminist cookbooks. Enjoy!
Special thanks to our contributors: Shifra Whiteman, Leah Whiteman, Benna Kessler, Meira Goodman, Anye Koyfmensch, Eshke Kirzane, Talia Martz-Oberlander, Didem Uca, Shikl Friedman, Naftali Ejdelman, Yishai Stein, Jenny Katzman, the Moss Mishpokhe, and Yudis Waletzky. For inquiries vis-a-vis music in this episode, contact us: vaybertaytsh@gmail.com.
A dank Jessica Podhorcer, who stepped up after hearing the episode to do a transcript! You can find her transcript here.
No transcript available for this episode. Sorry for any inconvenience!
