S04 Episode 3: Make a Choice
As Nathan and Caden connect Night by Ellie Wiesel with their historical analysis of the Holocaust and its impact on the world, they become fascinated by Holocaust victim's choices during their saga in the concentration camps. Helping others- it's a choice. Prayer-- it's a choice. Eating-- it's a ch…
INTERVIEW DR. SANDRA ALFONSI –JOINING LAURIE FROM JERUSALEM
It was Ellie Wiesel who warned us that to forget the Holocaust as the darkest moment in world history would be “akin to killing the victims a second time.” An attempt is underway in our culture to “universalize” the Holocaust –ignoring the uniquely Jewish connection. American education has insidi…
21. Social Justice Superstar - Do you have to be an adult to advance humanity?
Ayush Chopra is the SDGs for Children (https://www.sdgsforchildren.org/) and a student at Ahlcon International School. He says "I looked at the world as a place where every flower had the opportunity of blooming and every plant had the right to grow,” and his focus is on basic human rights through …
AJCD Communicators Podcast #2 - Night Chp. 4-6
This is the second episode into our deep dive of Ellie Wiesel's Night. In this episode, will be going over and discussing our thoughts and looking into some real life examples and questions of chapters 4 through about half of chapter 6.
AJCD Communicators Podcast #3 - Night Chapters 6-9
In this episode of AJCD Communicators Podcast, we will be reading and discussing the final three chapters of Ellie Wiesel's Night.
Episode 164 :: Patricia Raybon :: Stories of the Power of History, Heroines of Color and Listening to Learn and Love
Today I get to share with you my conversation with Patricia Raybon. Patricia is a woman who wears many hats as a writer of both nonfiction and fiction. She shares with me what it was like for her to grow up under Jim Crow segregation and how that informed her identity from a young age, and how wri…
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In Episode 145 of Book Talk, Etc., Tina and Renee share books they’ve been meaning to read. They also share what they've been loving lately, their latest reads, and have book talk about why books stay on their tbr's. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE on your po…
Ep 3: Cherin's Story
Episode 3 details the story of Cherin and her daughter's sexual abuse by Mark Rivera and how her church leaders responded to it over the course of the next two years. Told in her own words by ACNAtoo members Audrey Luhmann and Abi Nye this episode highlights her personal accounts and correspondence…
A History of Auschwitz (1270-1941) [Partial Patreon Preview]
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Auschwitz. The term has become synonymous with the Holocaust as a whole and more broadly, is perhaps the ultimate symbol of evil. Here, over the course of four years, this sleepy Polish town was transformed from an unremarkable place to one of the greatest killing sites in history. As Ellie Wiesel …
Common Space: Throwing Dishes at God | Episode 17
Here we are on our Common Space journey, at the book of Job. It’s always everyone’s favorite—the kind of read you’d want with you at the beach, right? Well, not exactly. And we can understand why not; it’s one of the darkest books in the biblical library. Because of that, there have been some not-s…
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