hmTv at HMTC Podcasts

hm Tv is a podcast platform dedicated to exploring the humanity in all of us through impactful stories and discussions. Executive Producer Bernie Furshpan has developed a state-of-the-art podcast studio within the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center, creating a dynamic platform for dialogue. Hosting more than 20 series and their respective hosts, the studio explores a wide range of subjects—from Holocaust and tolerance education to pressing contemporary issues and matters of humanity.

hmTv at HMTC Podcasts is a society podcast hosted by HMTC, with 703 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

HMTC hosts hmTv at HMTC Podcasts, a society show with 703 episodes published.

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  Episode #706

  Ep 706 The UN Society and Antisemitism with Susanne Seperson and guest Itay Ken-Tor on hmTv

  Oct 3, 202636 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail The UN, Society and Antisemitism | Ep. 706: Itay Ken-Tor, Preserving October 7 Testimony | HMTC DESCRIPTION Two days after the October 7, 2023 attacks, filmmaker Itay Ken-Tor began helping survivors preserve their firsthand accounts. The result is Edut 710, an archive containing more than 2,100 filmed testimonies created with trauma-informed listening, ethical safeguards, and future generations in mind. On The UN, Society and Antisemitism, host Dr. Susanne Seperson speaks with Itay about the documentary work that prepared him for this mission, including productions for Yad Vashem and A Film Unfinished, an examination of manipulated Nazi footage from the Warsaw Ghetto. They explore how visual media constructs narratives, why truth requires multiple perspectives and corroborating sources, and how artificial intelligence makes media literacy increasingly urgent. Itay also explains Edut 710’s searchable digital archive and its commitment to making full testimony accessible. His closing message is both practical and deeply human: listen carefully, question sources, seek different perspectives, and preserve authentic voices before they are lost. The UN, Society and Antisemitism on hmTv | Host: Dr. Susanne Seperson | Guest: Itay Ken-Tor A production of the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County Explore the testimony archive at edut710.org. hmtcli.org buzzsprout.com/2449781 youtube.com/@hmTv-hmtc CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 2:17 Itay’s Path to Documentary Filmmaking 3:32 Founding Edut 710 After October 7 7:48 The Meaning of Edut 710 9:28 Trauma-Informed Listening and Testimony 13:10 Preservation, Tradition, and Progress 15:48 A Film Unfinished and Visual Manipulation 20:02 Facts, Memory, and Multiple Perspectives 23:37 Testimony in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 27:00 Trust, Ethics, and the Viewer 28:07 Preserving Memory Amid Current Events 30:20 Social Media, Education, and Antisemitism 33:05 The Essential Takeaway: Listen 34:31 Closing HASHTAGS #TheUNSocietyAndAntisemitism #Edut710 #October7Testimony #MediaLiteracy #HMTC Support the show

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  Episode #705

  Ep 705: Kibitz with Keren with Doron Keren and guest Sadie Herz on hmTv

  Sep 18, 202627 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail Kibitz with Keren | Ep. 705: Sadie Herz, A Witness to a Witness | HMTC Sadie Herz entered UJA’s Witness Project expecting to learn from a Holocaust survivor. After hearing Christine Keren’s testimony, she realized that learning was not enough. She had become responsible for carrying the story forward. On Kibitz with Keren, host Doron Keren speaks with the high school senior who was paired with his mother through the program. Sadie explains why survivor testimony creates both intellectual and emotional connections, and why her generation must become “witnesses to a witness.” The conversation explores Jewish identity, Holocaust education, leadership, work ethic, campus safety, and Sadie’s ambitions in applied mathematics and astrophysics. She also describes experiencing antisemitic harassment at school and how questioning hatred strengthened her determination to educate others. Through research, teaching, advocacy, and an unapologetic sense of self, Sadie represents a generation prepared to remember, speak, and act. Her message is clear: the future changes only when people choose to change it. Kibitz with Keren on hmTv | Host: Doron Keren | Guest: Sadie Herz A production of the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County hmtcli.org buzzsprout.com/2449781 youtube.com/@hmTv-hmtc CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 3:51 What Gives Sadie Hope? 4:45 Turning Learning Into Education 5:36 Carrying Christine Keren’s Story 7:54 Why Survivor Testimony Changes Learning 9:23 Becoming a Witness to a Witness 10:05 Identity Before College 12:45 Work and the Value of Money 14:55 Choosing a Supportive College 17:22 Astrophysics and Future Ambitions 19:04 A Strong Jewish Woman in STEM 20:08 Facing Antisemitism at School 23:21 Questioning Hatred and Standing Proud 24:36 Closing HASHTAGS #KibitzWithKeren #HolocaustEducation #JewishIdentity #Upstander #HMTC Support the show

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  Episode #704

  Ep 704: Ordinary Heroes with Bernie Furshpan and guest Julie Budd on hmTv

  Sep 16, 202644 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail Ordinary Heroes | Ep. 704: Julie Budd, From Brooklyn to Sinatra and Beyond | HMTC At 15, Julie Budd walked into a Las Vegas rehearsal and discovered that the person blowing kisses from the wings was Frank Sinatra. He had personally chosen her to open his show and later asked her to keep the American Songbook alive. On Ordinary Heroes, host Bernie Furshpan welcomes his friend for a conversation spanning her Brooklyn childhood, Jewish upbringing, early television career, legendary collaborators, and performances at the Metropolitan Room. Julie explains how family, faith, discipline, and a strong sense of identity protected her while growing up in show business. She also shares her grandmother’s heartbreaking family letters from Europe, memories of Holocaust survivors, and the lesson her mother taught her: be kind because you never know what someone is facing. Bernie and Julie reflect on antisemitism, misinformation, empathy, critical thinking, and the responsibility to resist cruelty. Through every chapter of her life, Julie returns to optimism, gratitude, and the belief that humanity can still choose a better path. Ordinary Heroes on hmTv | Host: Bernie Furshpan | Guest: Julie Budd A production of the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County hmtcli.org buzzsprout.com/2449781 youtube.com/@hmTv-hmtc CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 3:17 Brooklyn Roots and Jewish Identity 6:09 A Childhood Career in Show Business 9:43 Meeting Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas 13:49 The Metropolitan Room and Lifelong Friendship 15:05 Julie’s Family and Holocaust Memory 22:41 Understanding Trauma and Survival 23:21 A Mother’s Lesson in Empathy 25:04 Compassion for People Seeking Safety 27:34 Antisemitism and Religious Freedom 29:24 Social Media, Misinformation, and Hate 34:47 Education, Critical Thinking, and Moral Clarity 40:03 Choosing Optimism and Moving Forward 42:53 Closing HASHTAGS #OrdinaryHeroes #JulieBudd #JewishIdentity #Empathy #HMTC Support the show

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  Episode #703

  Ep 703: The Dana Download with Dana Arschin and guest Daniella Rabbani on hmTv

  Sep 16, 202627 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail The Dana Download | Ep. 703: Daniella Rabbani, Carrying Yiddish Forward | HMTC Yiddish first surrounded Daniella Rabbani as the adults’ language, spoken by her Holocaust survivor grandparents but not passed directly to her. Years later, music helped her reclaim it. On The Dana Download, host Dana Arschin Kraslow speaks with the actor and singer about her Ashkenazi and Sephardic roots, learning Yiddish as an adult, and carrying its humor, history, and emotional depth to new audiences. Daniella performs and reflects on “Oyfn Pripetshik,” a beloved song about children learning the Hebrew alphabet. She explains how its message of literacy, memory, and generational continuity gained new meaning after the Holocaust. Their conversation also explores Jewish languages, inherited trauma and resilience, Yiddish theater, and the cultural connections that unite diverse Jewish communities. Through her album Klezmeret and its documentary companion, Daniella invites listeners not only to preserve Yiddish, but to experience it as a living language filled with learning, laughter, music, and belonging. The Dana Download on hmTv | Host: Dana Arschin Kraslow | Guest: Daniella Rabbani A production of the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County Follow @DaniellaRabbani on Instagram for Klezmeret music and concert information. hmtcli.org buzzsprout.com/2449781 youtube.com/@hmTv-hmtc CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 1:33 A Friendship Rooted in Shared Identity 3:43 Family History and the Yiddish Language 6:35 Learning Yiddish Through Music 8:07 A Song Revives Family Memory 10:27 Yiddish Across Jewish Communities 14:17 “Oyfn Pripetshik” and Jewish Literacy 17:28 A Lullaby Transformed by History 20:05 Interpreting and Renewing Yiddish Music 21:00 The Klezmeret Album and Documentary 22:06 Yiddish Songs in Performance 24:08 How Listeners Can Begin 24:53 The Meaning of Klezmeret 25:38 Closing HASHTAGS #TheDanaDownload #Yiddish #JewishCulture #JewishMusic #HMTC Support the show

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  Episode #702

  Ep 702: The Dana Download with Dana Arschin and guest Lynne Goldberg on hmTv

  Sep 16, 202626 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail The Dana Download | Ep. 702: Lynne Goldberg - Catching Your Breath | HMTC After two cancer diagnoses, the end of a 20-year marriage, her daughter leaving for college, and a major career change, Lynne Goldberg faced a question: What comes next? On The Dana Download, host Dana Arschin Kraslow speaks with the author of Catching Your Breath, meditation teacher, speaker, and co-founder of the Breethe app about grief, reinvention, inherited trauma, and conscious choice. Lynne also reflects on losing twin daughters after their premature birth and later becoming the mother of three children, two through adoption and one biologically. Dana shares how her grandfather’s survival at Auschwitz shaped her identity and work documenting Holocaust testimony. Together, they explore how pain and silence travel through families and how awareness can interrupt recurring patterns. Lynne introduces “choicefulness” and five principles for navigating change: radical recognition, feeling your feelings, adaptability, alchemy, and rising. Her message is clear: we cannot control every event, but we can choose how we meet what comes next. The Dana Download on hmTv | Host: Dana Arschin Kraslow | Guest: Lynne Goldberg A production of the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County lynnegoldbergmeditation.com instagram.com/lynnegoldbergmeditation hmtcli.org buzzsprout.com/2449781 youtube.com/@hmTv-hmtc CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 3:03 Catching Your Breath begins 4:04 Cancer, divorce, and major life changes 6:11 Losing twin daughters and finding family 8:34 Recognizing patterns and rewriting the ending 10:42 Dana’s inherited Holocaust memory 12:41 Generational trauma and shared patterns 15:55 Meditation, choicefulness, and conscious response 18:33 Five principles for navigating change 20:54 Catching patterns without chasing perfection 22:14 Where to find Lynne’s book and work 22:42 The moment meditation changed everything 23:53 What meditation really means 24:25 Closing HASHTAGS #TheDanaDownload #CatchingYourBreath #Meditation #Resilience #HMTC Support the show

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