The amazing Shiri Ladelsky, a 25-year-old rapper and spoken word artist, tells TLV1 about how her love of words led her into music.

Tour guide and educator Jared Goldfarb talks about the incredible archeological site at Tsippori in the Galilee, as well as Resh Lakish, an organic olive press and vegan restaurant.

Historian Ken Spiro tells listeners about the 10th of Nissan as well as the liberation of Buchenwald Concentration Camp on April 10, 1945. Two stories of freedom on the eve of Passover.

Dr. Dalia Manor, director of the Negev Museum of Art, talks about three interesting new exhibits involving painting, photography and pottery.

TLV1’s person of the week, Yiftah Milo, talks about refugees in Israel – as well as in his own family line – as the backdrop of having founded ASSAF, the association for Refuges and Asylum-Seekers in Israel.

Lily Aronin, a person health coach and author, tells listeners how to get the best of the Passover holiday with some tips for mind, body and spirit.

Rabbi Aryeh Ben David of Ayeka, the Center for Soulful Education, talks about how to make your Passover seder much more personal and meaningful. Break out the floor cushions and take those four cups of wine seriously.

Literary Commentator Shani Taub talks about “Still Morning” by Dea Hadar, a novel focuses on the trials of an Israeli family who goes to live in America in the 80s.

TLV1 speaks with lawyer Tziona Koenig-Yair, the national commissioner of Equal Employment Opportunity, on their new campaign to stop employers from discrimination in their hiring practices.