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Step into the past with thrilling Jewish adventures the whole family can enjoy.
Jewish historical fiction that entertains, inspires, and keeps you guessing.
These stories incorporate real characters and events to craft a narrative that is both inspiring and suspenseful. Educational too (but don't tell the kids)
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Jewish Audio Theater
These stories are rooted in Jewish history, incorporating real characters and events to craft a narrative that is both inspiring and suspenseful. They highlight the unwavering faith and trust in G-d, as well as the resilience of the Jewish people in their battles against persecution and harsh decrees. Now more than ever, these stories are meant to fill listeners with inspiration drawn from our proud past, offering hope and strength for current times and the future.
Episodes

Aug 8, 2024
Aug 8, 2024
24 min
Dave was touring Rome and suddenly went on a mission to find his baby's pacifier. He became intrigued by a confrontation at the Arch of Titus between a tour guide and a young Jewish boy. He found something else that he did not realize he had lost.
It is said that the victors write history.
But this is not necessarily true when it comes to Jewish history, as you will find out in this episode of the Bein Hashmoshos Zone.

Aug 8, 2024
Aug 8, 2024
21 min
Young Shmilik, the only son of elderly parents, has been taken by the Russian army. The general said 5000 rubles would get him released. Only Mr Holtzer, the wealthy land baron could help. But he is never interested to help others.
The Rebbe has a plan, but Shmilik's parents and the townspeople do not understand the Rebbe's actions.

Jul 15, 2024
Jul 15, 2024
30 min
Yossel said no to Russian General Rumyansev, a Russian war hero. No business on Shabbos. The General learns to respect Yossel.
I picked this time and place because it fits the narrative of the Partition of Poland and General Rumyansev.
Surprisingly, many years later, General Rumyansev's son helped build a shul in that village. This makes sense in light of the story.

May 31, 2024
May 31, 2024
39 min
Dovid has been discovered by Bernadino of Siena, who has arranged for Alfonso Camenero to return him to his friend, the Archbishop of Burgos.
Dr. Sababto defends Dovid against Bernadino to prevent Alfonso from returning Dovid to Spain. The Count also has a plan to keep Dovid in Brescia. But Bernadino of Siene has the Duke and the Pope's support.
It does not look good, and Pedro is working on another escape.
The conclusion of the Art of the Sofer

May 13, 2024
May 13, 2024
38 min
Dovid is living in the count's castle, admired for his stellar artistic achievements at such a young age.
' Maybe my momma should come here to Brescia.'
Until one day when Dovid made a big mistake,
' I thought today was Tuesday!'
Dovid's hidden Jewish identity has been revealed to friends ......and enemies

Feb 20, 2024
Feb 20, 2024
38 min
A harrowing escape from Spain. Dovid follows Master Anderson to Brescia to pursue his new found passion to become an artist. Dovid is really very good......too good
Notes:
Yechiel da Pisa is a real character. His son, or grandson, was very instrumental in helping Jews escape 60 years later from the Spanish Inquisition and Expulsion of 1492

Jan 17, 2024
Jan 17, 2024
26 min
The Spanish riots and pogroms of 1391 killed many Jews, and many, out of fear, converted to Christianity.
Rabbi Joseph Abotrani was secretly helping and guiding the Jews who were secretly keeping Yiddishkeit. They were called the Conversos. The church discovered this. The Archbishop, who was once the Rav of Burgos, realized that Rav Abotrani was a threat and needed to be dealt with..... by any means.

Aug 3, 2023

JEWISH AUIDO THEATER
These stories are rooted in Jewish history, incorporating real characters and events to craft a narrative that is both inspiring and suspenseful. They highlight the unwavering faith and trust in G-d, as well as the resilience of the Jewish people in their battles against persecution and harsh decrees. Now more than ever, these stories are meant to fill listeners with inspiration drawn from our proud past, offering hope and strength for current times and the future.
