Everyday Heroes: Ep 391
Tablet Studios
Introduction
This chapter covers a discussion about The Newish Jewish Encyclopedia, a film about Ukrainian-born Israeli soldiers, and the humorous experiences of a guest living with ALS.
This week on Unorthodox, we’re rooting for the heroes.
Our Jewish guest is philosopher and filmmaker Bernard-Henri Lévy, who returns to the show to tell us about the newest film in his Ukraine trilogy, called Glory to the Heroes. The film is a tribute to everyday Ukrainian heroes, including some Ukrainian-born Israeli soldiers who finished their service in the IDF and volunteered to fight for Ukraine. Get tickets for the local U.S. screenings here.
Our Gentile of the Week is Brooke Eby. She was diagnosed with ALS at age 33 and joins us to talk about her experience having a terminal illness at such a young age, and how she’s raising awareness about the realities of ALS.
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