Yiddish Voice
by Yiddish Voice ייִדיש קול · Various
Podcast of The Yiddish Voice, a weekly hour-long Yiddish-language radio show heard in the Boston area Wednesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 PM, on WUNR 1600 AM/Brookline, MA (USA) and live-streamed via yiddishvoice.com ״דאָס ייִדישע קול״ איז אַ וועכנטלעכע ראַדיאָ פּראָגראַם אויף ייִדיש און אַ פּאָדקאַסט אויך. אגבֿ, ייִדיש שרײַבט מען אויך יידיש אָדער אידיש. הערט זיך צו און האָט הנאה!
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YIVO Yiddish Resources
Hub page for YIVO Institute for Jewish Research's Yiddish offerings: fall, spring, and summer classes including the YIVO-Bard Uriel Weinreich Program, plus a free alef-beys guide, quizzes, and pointers to dictionaries and standard textbooks.
Yiddish Book Center
Nonprofit's collection of Yiddish learning materials: alphabet activities, reading practice, homework exercises, its In eynem textbook and companion multimedia site, and free digitized books from the Steven Spielberg Digital Yiddish Library. A single entry point for self-study materials.
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Yiddish-language podcast of interviews and conversations with writers, scholars, musicians, and activists, hosted by Sandra Fox. Episodes are spoken entirely in Yiddish, making it listening practice for learners with some Yiddish and a record of contemporary Yiddish culture.
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