Episode 5 - Ashley Kravetsky, Jewish LGBTQ Advocate
In Episode 5 of the Chai There! Podcast hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar are joined by Ashley Kravetsky, a nurse, drag performer, and Jewish LGBTQ Advocate.
June is Pride Month, so it's the perfect time to sit down with Ashley, discuss finding community, being true to yourself and never ba...
From homesteaders to high tech: How Jewish Calgary celebrates Stampede
When people think of the Calgary Stampede, they probably picture rodeos, chuckwagon races, the famous parade, or perhaps deep-fried Mars bars on the midway. But how about kosher pancake breakfasts, Israeli tech entrepreneurs, and the Jewish businessman who created Calgary’s iconic white cowboy ha...
100 Years of Academic Medicine: A Conversation with the Journal's Editors-in-Chief
Celebrating Academic Medicine's 100th anniversary are past editors-in-chief Addeane Caelleigh, Steven Kanter, MD, and David Sklar, MD, and current editor-in-chief Laura Roberts, MD, MA. Together, they reflect on where the journal has been and what the future might hold. They discuss how they appr...
Episode 6 - Ezra Ben-Shalom, JUNO Nominated Singer-Songwriter
In Episode 6 of the Chai There! Podcast hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar are joined by Ezra Ben-Shalom, a JUNO nominated Singer-Songwriter.
Ezra speaks about his musical journey, songwriting, spirituality, what the job of an artist is, what happens when art becomes a way of wrestling with...
Episode 7 - Michael Felber, Musician
On the seventh episode of the Chai There! Podcast, hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar tee up a great conversation between Chai There! Editor-in-Chief Dan Moser and Edmonton born musician Michael Felber.
Dan and Mike discuss his Jewish life in Edmonton, from Talmud Torah to Camp BB, to moving...
Episode 8 - Noam Osband, Producer, Performer, Musician, and Doctor of Anthropology
On the eighth episode of the Chai There! Podcast, hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar are joined by Producer, Performer, Musician, and Doctor of Anthropology, Noam Osband.
Noam’s stage show, Circumscribed: A True Tall Tale of One Father, Two Sons, and Thousands of Foreskins is making its Can...
Rerun: Staying Safe in Extreme Heat, with Dr. David Sklar
Impacts of Heat Waves on Human Health
Across the United States, climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves. A heat wave is defined as a persistent period of high temperature days. Although unusually hot days are a natural part of day-to-day variations in weather, heat...
Episode 9 - Adin Wener, Creator of Picklefest Canada
Be careful, it's our Fermented Episode!
On the ninth episode of the Chai There! Podcast, hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar are joined by the Creator of Picklefest Canada, Adin Wener.
That's right, we didn't misspeak, Picklefest Canada!
Picklest, a celebration of all things fermented is o...
Episode 10 - Lily Ploit & Max Morin, 2026/27 NWC BBYO Presidents
It's all about the future on this episode of Chai There!
On the tenth episode of the Chai There! Podcast, hosts Addison Borhaven and David Sklar are joined by the 67th Regional N'siah and the 67th Regional Gadol of the NorthWest Canada Region BBYO Chapters, Lily Ploit & Max Morin
Lily & Max are...
Audiobooks Network Review Podcast Episode 131: Interview with David Sklar
Sarah interviews Dr. David Sklar about his new novel, Atlas of Men.The book tells the story of Dr. Robert Thames and his journey to discover truths about a "study" that was done on him and his fellow students at a private school decades before.<br /><br />As always, if you enjoyed the show, follo...
