24 June
"Goodness is the Golden Rule" - Interview with Kirsten C. Kunkle 
23 June
"Make the World a Better Place by Making People Laugh and Think" - Interview with Martin Lewis 
June 23, 2025 "Make the World a Better Place by Making People Laugh and Think" - Interview with Martin Lewis
From the Museum of Turkish Jews: ´Emergency Money´
The ´Emergency Money´ selected from the Quincentenial Foundation Museum of Turkish Jews collection...
In the Ottoman Empire, when there was a need for urgent money, 'Kaime (paper bills) Emergency Money' was printed (initially in 1840). During the reign of Sultan Murad V. in the year 1877, when these banknotes were devalued because they did not have equivalent in silver or gold, synagogues, mosques, churches, and some other institutions started to print paper bills.
The '5 Para (banknote)' printed in the name of 'Izmir Impoverished Preserver Society Needy and Support Foundation' which was recently added to the Museum of Turkish Jews collection, can be seen on the second floor of the museum.
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29 April
Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire
I had the honor to watch an incredible documentary by Oren Rudavsky this week at the Museum of Tolerance screening. I look forward to an interview with the director and would love to share my thoughts on this movie.
25 February
The 97th Academy Awards | 2025 - Best Directors
Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood - Sunday, March 2, 2025 - Honoring movies released in 2024
