TO BE CONTINUED...Reflections on Growing Up with Holocaust Survivors

Daniel Rachel: How Do We Confront the Hatred in Rock Music?

In this episode, TO BE CONTINUED... steps outside its usual format for a podcast exchange with Martini Judaism, also hosted by Rabbi Jeff Salkin. He speaks with author Da

Judy Batalion: Trauma Moves Through Generations — But So Does Strength

This episode is generously sponsored by Gail and Dennis Roth in loving memory of Gail's parents, Frances and Meyer Weisman who were both born in Czechoslovakia. Frances s

Dara Bratt and Michelle Rose: Tattoos, The Evolution of Holocaust Remembrance

The real question isn't simply whether Judaism prohibits tattoos. We know the Torah speaks against them. Holocaust survivors imprisoned at Auschwitz II-Birkenau did not c

Charlie Scheidt & Kat Rohrer: Holocaust Descendants on Different Sides of History

What happens when the son of a Holocaust survivor meets the granddaughter of a Nazi officer? In this powerful episode of TO BE CONTINUED... Reflections on Growing Up wit

Nick Winton: Inheriting Moral Clarity

What does it mean to grow up in the shadow of an extraordinary father — one whose secret acts of heroism saved 669 mostly Jewish children from the Holocaust, yet never sp

Leora Einleger: Granddaughter of Dr. Ruth, on Resilience and Connection

A deeply personal conversation with Leora Einleger, granddaughter of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, groundbreaking sex therapist and Holocaust survivor is featured on this episode

Dina Kraft: The Legacy of Anne Frank’s Best Friend

Anne Frank's best friend survived to tell the story Anne could not. Journalist Dina Kraft and Hannah Pick-Goslar’s daughter, Ruthie Meir, reflect on friendship, survival,

Jacki Alexander: De-Jewifying the Holocaust: Why Naming Jews Matters

"De-Jewifying" the Holocaust is the concerning trend our host Rabbi Jeff Salkin talks about in this episode of TO BE CONTINUED... with Jacki Alexander, CEO and President

Menachem Rosensaft: Living With Ghosts

Menachem Rosensaft is an attorney, law professor, poet, and one of the most influential voices of the second generation. Born in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp

Elizabeth Rosner: What Children of Survivors Carry Forward

In award-winning author Elizabeth Rosner's book Survivor Cafe: The Legacy of Trauma, and the Labyrinth of Memory, she confronts what it means to live in the aftermath of