Barnea returns from a four-day foray to the recent Haifa Conference. He reviews some of the recent academic news and gives his analysis. (May 5, 2010)

Dovid & Barnea discuss Bar Kochva the revolt agains Rome. How long did the war last, did Bar Kochva reestablish his kingdom in Jerusalem, and why did R' Akiva and the other leaders of the generation follow him? (May 5, 2010)

Second part of the interview with Pave the Way's Gary Krupp (May 5, 2010)

Gary Krupp, co-founder of the Pave the Way Foundation, reveals Vatican documents, and handles the hot questions, like the encyclical of Pius XI. Prepare to reorder your thinking - this may overturn nearly a half-century of assumptions and misinformation! (May 5, 2010)

Second part of the inspirational interview with Hagi Ben-Artzi. (April 28, 2010)

First part of our conversation, in studio with Hagi Ben-Artzi - tour guide, historian, and resident of Beit El. He shares his open vision of the Six-Day War with the listeners. (April 28, 2010)

He's been at the helm, urging anyone and everyone to follow his lead and make the move to the Jewish homeland. He's Natie "Cowboy " Charles. From "Taste of Israel" to "Cowboy Pops" and "Cowboy Fudge" he's blazed new trails in business since arriving in Israel in the early 70's. Thirty nine years ago he "crossed the pond, " giving up the world of American business and barnstorming because he knew that a Jew belongs in Israel. (April 28, 2010)

Revealing interview with Mark Charendoff of the Jewish Funders Network. At a time when the world has gone thru the worst economic upheaval since the Great Depression, his perspective on the state of the current philanthropic situation proves to be invaluable. (April 28, 2010)

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Ron Shoshani is a Tel Aviv based photographer. His pictures are spreading like wildfire across the internet. Listen to this interview as he shares his passion for the land of Israel and his inspiration for making stunning digital landscapes of Tel Aviv and the rest of the country come to life. Google search "ronsho" to see some of his unique pictures. (April 21, 2010)

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Interview with Prof. Aren Maier (April 14, 2010)

Interview with Prof. Albert Baumgarten (April 14, 2010)

Interview with Dr. Shani Tzoref (April 14, 2010)

Interview with Dr. David Jeselsohn (April 14, 2010)

Rav Chaim Drukman, Prof. David Jesselson and others deliver eulogies for Prof. Hanan Eshel in Hebrew. (April 8, 2010)

Shuki Yashuv of Agur Winery shares his love of the land, saying that the wine expresses the land, and is developing a Judean Hills wine region culture with his neighbors. Shuki's special Israeli personality comes through. (April 7, 2010)

Eli Shukrun digs the City of David. Eli shares his personal favorite discoveries of the past 15 years, and his goals: the Siloam Pool; the sewer system with evidence of the Roman breakthrough to kill hiding Jews, fortifications protecting the Gihon Spring for 1000 years of biblical history, and clearing the path from Jerusalem leading up to the Temple. (April 7, 2010)

Second part of the interview with Rabbi Shalom Apelbaum. (April 7, 2010)

Dovid and Barnea pepper Rabbi Shalom Apelbaum, Master Lecturer at Israeli schools, with Exodus and Omer questions, about technology in religious education, and the value of knowing history. (April 7, 2010)

Second part of our interview with Jim Long, author and producer of Riddle of the Exodus. (March 31, 2010)

In the first part of our second hour, David Willner interviews Jim Long, author and producer of Riddle of the Exodus. This documentary and book traces the archaeological and historical trail of the Israelites in Egypt. Jim's investigation took him 4 times to Egypt and brings to light the dramatic and compelling portrait that may in fact put the patina of truth on this epic tale. (March 31, 2010)

Second part of the Passover Special - David Willner and Gavriel Queenann continue the tradition of talking about the Exodus - well into the night! What happened after the Children of Israel left Egypt and found themselves in the desert? (March 31, 2010)

In the first part of our first hour David Willner and Gavriel Queenann continue the tradition of talking about the Exodus - well into the night! What happened after the Children of Israel left Egypt and found themselves in the desert? The discussion is far ranging and will set the stage for the journey to Sinai and eventually entry into the Land of Israel. (March 31, 2010)

Second part of the passionate and important interview with Prof. Gavriel Barkay. (March 24, 2010)

Gabriel Barkay, Senior Lecturer at Bar Ilan University explains the value of the Temple Mount Sifting Project he founded. Gaby contends that "Temple Mount denial " is worse than Holocaust denial; and he himself bore a yellow star. Gaby then fields a barrage of questions - Egypt and the Exodus, Lachish and LMKH handles, and more. (March 24, 2010)

Part II of the Interview with Jim Monson. (March 24, 2010)

"For forty years the Bible was out there. Now it is here next to my chest! " Thus says one of Jim Monson's thousands of students who use his maps to "ground " the Bible. The founder of Biblical Backgrounds explains the three basic tenets of his work with passion and clarity. Jim demonstrates the transformation in understanding gained by starting from the soil and land itself; then grasping the regions and features of the country through 3D imagery. See www.bibback.com to learn more about Jim's approach and products for home and classroom. (March 24, 2010)

This is the Reader's Digest Condensed Version of The Passover Haggadah. In this section we do Hallel and Nirtza. (March 17, 2010)

This is the Reader's Digest Condensed Version of The Passover Haggadah. In this section we do Rochtza, Motzi-Matza, Maror, Korech, Shulchan Orech, Zafun and Bareich. (March 17, 2010)

This is the Reader's Digest Condensed Version of The Passover Haggadah. In this section we do Magid. (March 17, 2010)

This is the Reader's Digest Condensed Version of The Passover Haggadah. In this section we do Kadesh, Urchatz, Karpas, & Yachatz. (March 17, 2010)

Dovid & Barnea Shmooze Part II - In honor of Parashat Hachodesh and Nisan's New Moon we talk about the process of setting time, leading to examining the Mount of Olives where signal fires were lit to announce the new month. We close with the Mizrachi family's 400 year connection to Jerusalem, awaiting the Messiah. (March 10 2010)

Dovid & Barnea Shmooze Part I - In honor of Parashat Hachodesh and Nisan's New Moon we talk about the process of setting time, leading to examining the Mount of Olives where signal fires were lit to announce the new month. We close with the Mizrachi family's 400 year connection to Jerusalem, awaiting the Messiah. (March 10 2010)

Part II Direct from Cairo - continues. (March 10 2010)

Part I Direct from Cairo - Media of the Mummies- Nigel J. Hetherington tells us about in life and media in uncovering the past of ancient Egypt, scene of the Exodus. Nigel's sharp insights on and under the ground combine conservation and media expertise. Learn more about his work at Past Preservers. Dovid and Barnea tour the history and rebuilding of the Hurva Synagogue for a resident's perspective. The dedication is scheduled for next week. (March 10 2010)

Dovid & Barnea discuss the Elah Fortress ostracon and respond to issues raised by Prof. Gersohon Galil of the University of Haifa - and more. (March 3, 2010)

Dr. Greg Bearman sheds some light on reading ancient texts using spectral imaging! Hear his revealing interview on the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Elah Fortress ostracon and more! (March 3, 2010)

Part II of the interview with Matt Field of the University of Kentucky's VisCenter. He discusses micro CT scanning techniques that were used on tightly rolled, and then burnt scrolls from the library of Julius Caesar's fire. The library was destoryed by Mount Vesuvius, and modern technology is now virtually "unravelling" these precious delicate finds from 79 CE and discovered in the 18th century CE. (March 3, 2010)

Part I of the interview with Matt Field of the University of Kentucky's VisCenter. He discusses micro CT scanning techniques that were used on tightly rolled, and then burnt scrolls from the library of Julius Caesar's fire. The library was destoryed by Mount Vesuvius, and modern technology is now virtually "unravelling" these precious delicate finds from 79 CE and discovered in the 18th century CE. (March 3, 2010)

In the second part of our second hour, we meet Rabbi Pinchas Stolper. He will discuss with us Purim in the eyes of history and the Jewish sages. A student of Rabbi Yitzchak Hutner (Pachad Yitzchak) his broad view and understanding will shed light on this not-so-light holiday. Part II (Feb 24, 2010)

In the first part of our second hour, we meet Rabbi Pinchas Stolper. He will discuss with us Purim in the eyes of history and the Jewish sages. A student of Rabbi Yitzchak Hutner (Pachad Yitzchak) his broad view and understanding will shed light on this not-so-light holiday. Part I (Feb 24, 2010)

In our first segment we meet Dr. Edwin Yamauchi author of Persia and the Bible. He will share his insights into the history and archaeology that provide the setting for the Purim story. Part II (Feb 24, 2010)

In our first segment we meet Dr. Edwin Yamauchi author of Persia and the Bible. He will share his insights into the history and archaeology that provide the setting for the Purim story. Part I (Feb 24, 2010)

Part II of our second segment with Dr. Jon Greenberg (Feb 17, 2010)

Part I of our second hour, we meet botanist Dr. Jon Greenberg. Dr. Greenberg is the founder of Torah Flora - which is devoted to the study of plants and nature in Torah and Jewish tradition. You will be fascinated by this glimpse into the botany of the Bible and we invite you to listen in to this special interview. For more about Torah Flora, please visit their website at www.torahflora.org. (Feb 17, 2010)

Part II of our first segment with David Zwebner (Feb 17, 2010)

Part I of our first segment we meet David Zwebner. David was named after his uncle - one of the "Lamed Heh " - the 35 who were massacred in their attempt to bring aid and support to the Gush Etzion block during the War of Independence. David shares his unique view of Israel - from within and without - both as a successful business man and as a licensed tour guide. This is a personal glimpse into Israel that is not often shared to the broader world that you won't want to miss. Part I (Feb 17, 2010)

In Part II of our second hour, we continue our discussion with Eric Aiken.

In Part I of our second hour, we meet Eric Aiken who has recently made the move from the US to Israel. A pioneer in the truest sense of the word, Eric is bringing water conservation techniques to Israel that can make a profound difference in conserving this most precious resource. Together we hope to help Eric help ourselves! We invite you to check out his website at www.geshemartzenu.com and get behind this important venture. You can also write to him at geshemartzenu@gmail.com.

In Part II of our first hour we continue our discussion with Prof. Ephraim Stern.

In Part I of our first hour we meet one of Israel's preeminent archaeologists - Prof. Ephraim Stern. Now retired, but still actively involved in the world of archaeology and publications, Prof. Stern has spent a lifetime exploring the world of the Phoenicians. His revealing interview and insight into the Persian period will spur your curiosity and fire your imagination.

Iraq Museum - Part II (Feb. 4, 2010)

Iraq Museum - Part I

British Museum - Part II

British Museum - Part I

Yavne Yam - Part II

Yavne Yam - Part I

Living Torah Museum - Part II

Living Torah Museum - Part I

Second part of the interview with Bible Lands Museum managing director Amanda Weiss. January 20, 2010

Amanda Weiss is the managing director of the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem. In this first part of the interview she shares her desire to make history come to life. (slight distortion in the sound). January 20, 2010

Second part of the interview with Zvika Greenhut of the Israel Antiquities Authority. January 20, 2010

Dr. Greenhut is an archaeologist in charge of digs and excavations for the Israel Antiquities Authority. In this far-ranging interview, he shares his insight and experience, and reveals some exciting news about his dig in Motza. January 20, 2010

Herby Dan moved his family from Memphis Tennessee and opened a remarkable bakery in Beit El. Check out Herby's website at www.herbysbakery.com and let the grains of Israel melt in your mouth!

Former Kushner Academy student shares his love of Israel and committment to its future as he joins a pre-army training program and yeshiva in the Golan. Some very special callers give him some long-distance support.

Second part of the Interview with Prof. Mark Geller - Magic and Medicine.

Magic and Medicine! This one is out of this world...

Hydrologist and Vintner! He shares his knowledge of the water situation in Israel and the Mideast - this is one you won't want to miss.

Rebecca is an Israeli botanist - now tour guide - who brings her knowledge of the Flora of Israel to her tours - and now to the LandMinds show. Join us as she shares her love and wisdom for the land of Israel. (Jan 6, 2010)

Stefan Kirschner is married to a Yemenite woman, and together they decided to visit Yemen. The Jewish community has dwindled to a fraction of its once famous glory and the people now live under the protection of the king and in fear of Shi'ite attack. You won't want to miss this important look into the dark corners of the Arab world. (Jan 6, 2010)

Yossi Maimon is a guide who takes his Tanach (Bible) out into the field, and can't imagine guiding any other way. Join us for an inspiring look at what makes many of our guides in Israel tick. (Jan 6, 2010)

D&B discuss the latest news in the world of Biblical Archaeology. This summer's coming excavations in Israel and Jordan. The Living Torah Museum in Brooklyn and more... (Jan 6, 2010)