Kol Ramah

Eighteen years running, Kibitzing with Kurland has seen many guests. Come join Rabbi Paul Kurland and Mitch Mernick with special call in surprise guests,

Fantastic live performance of original songs by Ohad Angel of Hofa'ah

A show written by Cochavim

Amy Erlanger and Benji Goldstein talk with the kids of Shorashim.

Kol Ramah talks with Nitzanim.

Sollelim and Bogrim participants in Dr. Alison Joseph's class present their own poscast on this weeks parasha Chukkat. Listen for a special bonus; a discussion of what Torah class is like in camp and how it differs from the school year. These chanichim are truly "The Next Generation". With Aiden, Eliana, Allison, Margolit, Ruth, Eli, Noah, Charlie, Tamar, Jordan.

Hear a behind-the-scenes discussion with the creators of 'Apples for Breakfast'. Featuring fun, games and of course the wonderful Soleilim cast.

It's a normal Ramah breakfast... except the apples are talking! Listen in on lesser knows culinary politics, put together and performed by a group of enthusiastic Soleilim. With thanks to Jordan, Daniel, Hannah, Eli, Sam and Henry.

An original show by Tzeirim.

An original show by Tzeirim.

An original show by Tzeirim.

Think you've seen Breaking Bad? Think again. This heimeshe version of the hit show is set in 1970s Israel and features the likes of Jesse Pinkanberg, Tuco Salamancaberg and Saul Goodmanman. Performed by Aiden and Brandon.

Amy Erlanger talks to the boys of B2.

The girls of Nitzanim perform an original musical. Instructor Landon Braverman

Parsha Talk broadcast directly from Camp Ramah , with Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Jeremy KalmanofskyI, It is an early edition of Parashah Talk since I am on my way to Israel tonight for a professional development conference in Jerusalem under the auspices of Legacy Heritage Fund. Our parashah [Chukkat, Numbers 19:1-22:1] is one that we discussed more than once in our summers at Camp Ra...

Over the last week a small group of dedicated Tzeirimers put together and performed an original piece of sketch comedy based on the popular show 'Bunked' and featuring the likes of Kevin Hart and Adam Sandler. Listen as they navigate through Camp and laugh along with us.

Amy Erlanger and Mitch Mernick talk to B3 about the 4th of July and their time at camp.

Complete soundtrack of the wonderful July 4 concert "The Miriam Hertzon Experience"! Josh Ehrlich - Keyboard and Vocals Jeff Weisz - Guitar Max Silverstone - Bass Guitar Phil Kronenberg - Drums Adam Weingarten - Drums and A/V Landon Braverman - Vocals and a little bit of keyboard Lexi Wenger - Vocals Lexi Weakley - Vocals Leilah Rosen - Vocals Ava Lewis - Vocals Mac Liebowitz - Harmonica and vocal...

Parsha Talk, with Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Jeremy Kalmanosfky. Parashat Korach [Numbers 16-18] is the fifth of the ten weekly readings in the Book of Numbers. One of its distinguishing features is that it is named after a person, which happens 3 times in Numbers, as many times as in the rest of the Torah. The Korach in question is a first cousin of Moses and Aaron, but his appearanc...

Jake Weiss from B9 (Bogrim) talks to Amy Erlanger and Benji Goldstein of Kol Ramah.

Opening Day Kayitz 2022!! by Camp Ramah in the Berkshires

Parsha Talk with Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Jeremy Kalmanofsky. Parashat Sh’lach [Numbers 13-15] is primarily concerned with the episode of the so-called spies [Numbers 13-14]: Moshe, apparently at God’s bequest, sends 12 men, each a princes of his tribe, to scout out the land in anticipation of entrance and conquest by the Israelites, in fulfillment of God’s promise to the ancestors....

Parsha Talk, with Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Jeremy Kalmanofsky. We often refer to the Torah as the Chumash, a shortening of the Hebrew phrase for the 5 Books of Moses or 5 Books of the Torah. But there is a rabbinic tradition that there are actually 7 books, based on a scribal anomaly where the two verses 10:35-36 are bracketed by inverted nuns [the 14th letter of the Hebrew alphabet...

Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Jeremy Kalmanofsky: Parashat Naso [Numbers 4:21–7:89] is not just amazing, it is the longest single parashah in the Torah, with well over two thousand words, and contains the longest chapter, chapter 7, with 89 verses. Among the topics taken up is the completion of the levitical census, the trespass offering, the ritual for the woman suspected of adultery, t...

Parsha Talk with Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Barry Chesler and Eliot Kalmanofsky. We begin a new book of the Torah this week, Sefer B’midbar [the Book of Numbers], with the opening parashah [Numbers 1:1–4:20] also named b’midbar [literally, “in the wilderness (of)”, which is the setting for the opening chapters]. This parashah is concerned with the tribal census of fighting men, which is what influenced...