Join Mark and David as they wander through Munich’s surprising mix of culture, history, and flavor. From the city’s buzzing contemporary arts scene to the quiet street where Albert Einstein once lived, they uncover stories that bring Munich alive in unexpected ways.

Along the way, they step inside the Jewish Museum to explore the city’s layered Jewish heritage, and, of course, dive into the tales of Munich’s world-famous sausages.

With their trademark warmth, curiosity, and humor, Mark and David connect the dots between past and present, giving listeners a Munich experience that’s equal parts inspiring, delicious, and unforgettable.

Think Orlando is all mouse ears and rollercoasters? Think again. In this episode, we flip the script—literally—inside WonderWorks’ upside-down building, soak in the charm of Lake Buena Vista, and raise a glass (or three) at City Works Eatery and Pour House, home to a jaw-dropping 100 beers on tap. It’s Orlando like you’ve never tasted, toasted, or tumbled through before.  

This time: 

*Room service, reinvented
*When your first stop is an upside-down house, you know it’s gonna be a fun trip
*Shaken, stirred, and storm-chased at the hurricane shack
*Burn calories, not your enthusiasm
*Want to visit Orlando - hear the travel tips
*All the Disney vibes, none of the queue lines
* When your pint tastes like a peanut butter latte
*Orlando on tap—Literally

When most travelers think of Czechia (or the Czech Republic), Prague steals the spotlight. But venture a little further east and you’ll find Moravia—a land of vineyards, hidden caves, elegant mansions, and stories that blend history with legend.

In this episode, we head to Brno, explore a centuries-old synagogue, sip local wines, wander through mysterious underground caverns, meet Romeo and Juliet in an unexpected setting, and step inside a stately Moravian mansion. Join us as we uncover the side of Czechia that goes far beyond Prague. 

This time: 

• Double the name, double the fun: Czechia or Czech Republic?
• Mark & David let Karen off the leash
• Uncovering Jewish Czechia
• Brno—where the missing vowels went on holiday
• Karst and found: adventures underground
• Meet rock legends Romeo and Juliet
• FAQs at your fingertips
• Czech Into the fairytale: Lednice Chateau
• Vine and dandy: tasting Czechia’s whites
• Karen 2 - the movie. She seems to think so

Welcome to Bayreuth, a city where baroque beauty, rich brewing traditions, and deep cultural heritage come together. Famous for its beer and Franconian wines, Bayreuth is also home to magnificent architecture, leafy squares, and a story that reaches far beyond its world-renowned opera house. From sipping a local brew in a centuries-old beer garden to standing before the restored old synagogue that bears witness to the city’s Jewish history, Bayreuth offers travelers a journey through taste, time, and tradition. We also hear how the German National Tourist Board presents heritage and modernity in one attractive package.This time: 

• This isn’t Beirut…it’s Bayreuth: where synagogue, steins, and stunning streets await.
• Where Aperol spritz flows, piazzas come alive, and Bavaria takes on a taste of Italy
• Bayreuth’s Old Synagogue — a quiet survivor that whispers the city’s Jewish story through its walls
• German tourism's leading woman — shaping how the world discovers Germany
• Bayreuth: Blending heritage, culture, and hospitality to shine on the world stage
• Savor the flavors of Franconia as we sample the region’s finest wines
• Wagner’s circle silenced Jewish performers — today, the Bayreuth Festival raises its voice to honor them
• FAQs at your fingertips
• Take a city beer tour through Bayreuth — from centuries-old breweries to frothy steins that tell the town’s story
• Raise your glass to the Beer Queen — where hops, heritage, and a royal toast come together.
• A joyful welcome, brass and drums setting the soundtrack to dinner
• Michelin-starred chef Alexander Herrmann is larger than life — in personality, passion, and unforgettable plates
• A farewell to spoons

🎙️ Beyond Iconic: Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas! Join The Jerusalem Post Podcast – Travel Edition, Episode 113, as we set sail on one of the world’s largest cruise ships. From unforgettable family adventures to dazzling shows, cocktails, and cuisine, discover how this Icon Class marvel is redefining travel at sea!

Panama City is a vibrant crossroads of cultures, where colonial ruins and gleaming skyscrapers frame a city shaped by the legendary Panama Canal and centuries of global trade. Its culinary scene blends Afro-Caribbean, Spanish, and Indigenous flavors—best experienced in the bustling markets or over a plate of sancocho in Casco Viejo.  

This time: 
*Walking the city by night and day
*Get to know a people by their food market
*It might be the easiest way to legally buy a Cohiba Havana cigar
*The Panama hat: It ain't what you probably think
*From Columbus to the present day
*How to get there? Where to stay? And all the other FAQs *Lula kosher delights in the heart of the old town
*IMAX, YOUMAX, MORGAN FREEMANMAX
*Going kosher at the canal
*The only man to swim the Panama Canal - was that a crocodile?
*You can Blame Kiki but she is kosher
*Is that an empanada or are you just pleased to rub my back?

Montenegro is a jewel on the Adriatic Coast. This Balkan gem offers sun, sea, skiing, history, great food and wine, and a whole bunch of surprises. Mark and David used the Dukley Hotels and Resort as their base, as they discovered Budva, Cetinje and much more besides. This time: 

1. They do sound hungover
2. Breakfast with a view
3. Golf carting in historic Cetinje
4. What's the Montenegro story?
5. Wine? Thank you very much, sir
6. A chat with Montenegro Tourism Minister Simonida Kordić
7. How to get there, the weather and more FAQs
8. Yugoslava is not a spelling mistake
9. Narrow alleys and great views from Budva old town
10. Buoyancy with Bojan at Sea

We travel deep into a tropical cloud forest in stunning Boquete, Panama, where we meet armadillos, sample the world's most expensive coffee bean and visit a small but thriving Jewish community center. This time: 

• Landing on David: Not as painful as it sounds
• Morton's: A kosher bakery and café in paradise
• In the footsteps of pumas, pumpkins and CROCS!!!!!!!
• How to get there, where to stay and the kosher lowdown
• The world's most expensive coffee. Go on, take a guess!
• Meeting the cloud-forest rabbi and rebbetzin
• Bees, butterflies and honey

Mark and David were guests of Promtur Panama.

On the shores of the Bay of Budva, on Montenegro's Adriatic Coast, sits the wonderful Dukley Hotels & Resort. Mark and David sample the delights of this vacation paradise, with its private beaches, tip-top amenities, and yes, a year-round kosher restaurant and synagogue. This time: 

• It's an early start for the boys
• Great kosher breakfast. Phenomenal cheeses.
• Meet the chef with a story to tell
• It has to be Chabad: Inside the Budva Jewish Community Center
• What does Dukley have to offer?
• Learning the laws of Shabbat and kashrut
• How to get there? What's the weather like? And more useful tips
• The jacuzzi and the sea view suite
• A restaurant on the beach
• Reflections on a great Dukley Shabbat

We're delighted to welcome three guests on this episode of the podcast: We quickly stop in Taipei and a small airport in northern China before meeting Olga Bokhonovskaya from Your Jewish Heritage Guide as she takes us on a whistle-stop tour of Regensburg,

The UNESCO-recognized only authentically-preserved large medieval city in Germany. We learn of the general sites and Regensburg's fascinating millenia-long Jewish story.

Beyond its canal, jungle and rainforests, Panama is manna from heaven for travelers who keep kosher. There are some 50 top-notch kosher eateries to try, the vast majority of them in the capital, Panama City. There's Japanese, steakhouses, fancy bakeries plus one of the largest kosher supermarkets outside of Israel. Mark and David also take you on an unforgettable journey beyond the fine dining and into the 15,000-strong Jewish community to meet its leaders and members. This time: 

• Dutch robots versus humans
• Soft landing into the Adama (earth)
• Now that's a pleasant Aroma (not what you are thinking!)
• Audio perfection in the synagogue
• One impressive study hall
• Why Panama? Why Jewish?
• How to get there? Where to stay? And all the other FAQs
• Our man in Panama
• All about the rabbi
• A different kind of Aria
• The wonderful Ceci
• Spice up your life - Japanese style

We've all got some great travel stories to tell. This time Mark and David asked listeners, friends and one or two famous travelers for their funniest, most loveable anecdotes...  

This time:

• The Amateur Traveler on what to do between flights
• The Two Flying Boys have a haircut
• Suhair and the adventures of a giant teddy bear 
• Everything melts in Karen's presence 
• Warren flies a TransAtlantic classic
• Colin's penchant for Beethoven causes trouble
• Is Dinesh dying in Melbourne? 
• Stanley takes his tefillin everywhere
• From panic to singing highs with Irena
• Mark and David add their own tales of bombs, rabbis and you-know-what at 36,000

Most of us meet rabbis in synagogues, wedding halls, or cemeteries. But in this episode, we hit the road with two rabbis who have taken their faith far beyond the pulpit. First, we meet Rabbi Moshe Silberhaft, affectionately known as "The Traveling Rabbi," who has spent decades serving far-flung Jewish communities across Africa. Then, we head to London Heathrow Airport with Rabbi Hershi Vogel, one of the world’s few Jewish airport chaplains, to learn what it means to offer spiritual support in one of the busiest transit hubs on Earth.

Our latest episode takes you around the world in luxury, unless of course you'd prefer to work below decks.

This time we get the VIP treatment with Celebrity Cruises, we meet an old friend in a new Far East location with Royal Caribbean International before we go behind the scenes and learn what it's like to work on a cruise ship with Jobs on a Ship.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is very different from glitzy Dubai, up the road. Podcast hosts Mark and David discover the beauty of the Middle East's largest mosque and unity in the Abrahamic faiths before heading into the Empty Quarter for some desert fun with Costa excursions. This time: 

• Is it a mosque or a shopping mall?
• The marble, the mausoleum, the majesty
• World-record breakers
• How to get there, where to stay and kosher options
• *Where Muslims, Christians and Jews come together
• It's not just a yeshiva thing!
• What can I do in Abu Dhabi?
• 4x4 off-roading through the desert
• David gets a little too close to his camel friends
• He's so dizzy, his head is spinning like a whirlpool
• Belly dancing time - surely Mark and David aren't about to...?

In four years of podcasting, we've visited a lot of Jewish communities, some of them in places you'd perhaps least expect to find a minyan! In this tour de force, we take you to 10 Jewish locations around the world through chat and music - among them: Salt Spring Island, Canada; Baku, Azerbaijan; Mallorca; Spain; and the very appropriately-named Bridgetown, Barbados.

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The theme is definitely Italian as Mark and David head for the high seas aboard the Costa Smerelda. This time: 

• Boarding in Abu Dhabi
• First impressions of a Costa Cruises ship
• Safety first
• The fabulous food offering
• What to do on board
• A show in the Colossuem (No lions)
• Dancing the night away
• The morning after the night before
• Getting to know the Costa ethos
• What a 360°-view off Dubai
• A design museum on a ship!
• From Chianti with love - wine tasting on board
• Acrobatics in a colosseum (Still no lions)
• Reflections

Despite all the predictions from experts, friends, families and social-media critics, we've made it to episode 100! In typical Mark and David celebratory style, we bring you the highs and lows of four years of podcasting including looks back at hazzanut in Uzbekistan, kosher gumbo, Chinese street performers and hot-air ballooning in Lithuania.

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Ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau on Jan. 27, Mark and David present a special episode of the podcast from Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. They take you behind the scenes into the new Collections Center and sit down for a frank, in-depth conversation with Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan. 

What is the role of Yad Vashem and Holocaust education 80 years on?

Jaffa really is the original Tel Aviv, literally in the Biblical sense. Join podcast hosts Mark and David as they explore the historic and modern in this old-world port city.  

This time:

• Underground, overground

• Traveling the new light railway

• What do Phil Collins, Rihanna and Barbara Streisand have in common?

• Clash of the Maccabi-Hapoel titans at The Bloomfield 

• How to get there, where to stay and eat and more helpful tips 

• From jail time to clock time

• "Please touch" in the fabulous Na Laga'at Center for the sensorily impaired

• The boys take in some art - Sunset by the Mediterranean