Jeremy Havardi is Director of the B'nai B'rith London Bureau of International Affairs As the lethal virus of Covid 19 has gone around the world, antisemitism has predictably followed in […]

In this continuing series, we explore medieval Jewish philosopher and poet Yehudah HaLevi’s 12th Century Classic, whose full title is ‘The Book of Proof and Evidence in Support of the […]

In the hot seat this week: Melvyn Hartog. Melvyn is the head of the United Synagogue Burial Society. Charming, friendly and compassionate, find out how he copes with the job nobody […]

Phil Dave has been in the world of broadcasting for many years. Starting, like so many, in the world of hospital radio, over the years Phil has accomplished quite a […]

In this continuing series, we explore medieval Jewish philosopher and poet Yehudah HaLevi’s 12th Century Classic, whose full title is ‘The Book of Proof and Evidence in Support of the […]

Meet one of the most popular members of CNSS and join us for a 4-D view of Jonny 'The Voice' Cohen as he talks about life before, during and after […]

Neville Goldschneider joined Camp Simcha in January 2005, with substantial experience gained over 20 years working with children and young people in a variety of Jewish communal settings, as well […]

In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

In the hot seat this week: Mark Rubin Next time you watch the Olympics or the Football World Cup you'll have Mark to thank as he travels the world to make […]

Episode One: From Glorious Revolutionary to Bob's Your Uncle Opened in 1856, the National Portrait Gallery is the oldest art gallery of its kind in the world. Ahead of its […]

In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

In the hotseat this week: Miriam Halahmy. Miriam writes books and short stories for children, teens and adults.  She has been writing all her life, ever since she could hold […]

Episode Two: Jews from Z to A (Zangwill to Amy Winehouse) Opened in 1856, the National Portrait Gallery is the oldest art gallery of its kind in the world. Ahead […]

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In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

in the hotseat this week: Dr Graham Hitman. Graham says he was never very good at exams, including the 11 Plus, which he didn't manage to pass in spite of […]

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In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

In the hotseat this week, James Masters. From Southgate School to Woodhouse Sixth Form College, from the University of Manchester to the London School of Journalism and finally an award […]

11.15pm - Pre-Selichot Address by Rabbi Akiva Rosenblatt (Hadley Wood Jewish Community) 11.30pm - Selichot Service, led by Rabbi Daniel Epstein 12.30am - service concludes This event is taking place […]

In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

In another first and breaking the barriers, Coffee&CompanyLive takes you live to Jerusalem to meet Rabbanit Dr Tamara Spitz. Founded in 1902, Mizrachi is the global Religious Zionist movement, spreading Torat […]

Lance Forman is a former Brexit Party, Independent and Conservative Party MEP. He went to Trinity College Cambridge, was President of the Cambridge Union and has been a Special Adviser […]

In this series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th Century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.  In the Sefer Ha-Ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo seeks […]

In the hotseat this week: our very own Rabbi Daniel Epstein. Rabbi Epstein tells us what the last few months have been like for him - not only as our […]

Alan Silman is an experienced epidemiologist who has been trying to make sense of the avalanche of information we know about the virus, its prevention and treatment.  Alan will give […]

in the hotseat this week: Judith Bleetman. A practising solicitor and a partner in a law firm as well as a stalwart of CNSS - volunteer, committee member - she never […]

Richard Pater has over 15 years experience working alongside government officials, diplomats and journalists. He regularly briefs British audiences on Israeli politics and security issues. He has appeared on the […]

We continue our series on Joseph Albo's ‘Sefer Ha-Ikkarim’ – ‘The Book of Principles ’, which is considered to be one of the last great systems of medieval Jewish philosophy.  This week's theme: how do […]

in Danny's hotseat this week, Shirley Bell. From Dean Street to Bevis Marks, Canary Wharf to Hadley Wood and fifty years at Old Farm Avenue.  What a journey! Don't miss […]

Rabbi Asher Oser has been the Rabbi of the Ohel Leah Synagogue in Hong Kong since 2010. The Jewish Community in Hong Kong was established in the 1850s and the […]

We continue our series on Joseph Albo's ‘Sefer Ha-Ikkarim’ – ‘The Book of Principles ’, which is considered to be one of the last great systems of medieval Jewish philosophy.  This week's theme: the definition […]

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Following his appearance as a guest on Coffee&CompanyLive when he was able to respond so sensitively to a barrage of Covid related questions, we just had to invite Graham to […]

We continue our series on Joseph Albo's ‘Sefer Ha-Ikkarim’ – ‘The Book of Principles ’, which is considered to be one of the last great systems of medieval Jewish philosophy.  This week's theme: are we […]

This week in Danny's hotseat, Rabbi Gavin Broder, London University Chaplain. Rav Gav is one of Jewish Chaplaincy’s longest serving chaplains and works with university students around London. He arrived […]

Interpreting the Dead Sea Scrolls Hindy Najman (University of Oxford) and Eibert Tigchelaar (KU Leuven) Chair: Mark Geller (UCL) Who wrote and copied these scrolls and how did they do […]

Moshe Bassali has been working in Venice since 1991. His parents were originally from Iran, went to Italy and met and married in Milan, where he was born as were […]

In this ongoing series, we delve into the lesser known but nonetheless highly remarkable 15th century work by Rabbi Joseph Albo.   In his Sefer Ha'ikkarim, or Book of Principles, Albo […]

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In the hotseat this week: Joel Hockman.  Joel's theme will be 'Amazing Genealogy; mysterles uncovered'. For the last decade or more Joel has been researching his family history.  He has […]

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