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Nisht For Me

Arron Ferster, Abigail Radnor

Nisht For Me is a brand new podcast about the highs, lows and infinite funnies of being Jewish in Britain today.

religion & spirituality judaism

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Nisht For Me Episode 10 - 10 Things I Learned From My...

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2025/10/27

Arron and Abi delve into 10 of the choicest lessons they learned from their respective grandparents.

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00:55:37

Nisht For Me Episode 9 - Jewish Dating

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2025/10/20

Abi and Arron delve into the world of Jewish Dating and look back at their own experiences in that heady space!

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00:48:36

Nisht For Me Episode 8 - The (Jewish) Wedding Singer

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2025/10/13

We sit down with wedding singer extraordinaire JJ Hodari, to talk about all things Jewish weddings.

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00:40:41

Nisht For Me - Two Manchester Jews Trying to Process...

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2025/10/03

In light of the horrific events of yesterday in Manchester, we won't be putting out our regular podcast on Monday, but we wanted to say something on the matter, and this is it.

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00:57:27

Nisht For Me Episode 7 - A Yachne with Jonathan...

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2025/09/29

We chat to best-selling author and Guardian journalist Jonathan Freedland about his brand new book and his Jewish identity.

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00:45:49

Nisht For Me Episode 6 - Happy Jew Year

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2025/09/22

Tonight marks Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New Year, so in honour of that, here is the latest episode of Nisht For Me to get you into the festive spirit.Glossary:Tishrei - the first month of the Jewish new year. Challah - the nice plaited Jewish bread we’re kinda famous forRound challah - over Jewish new year we switch up the shape of the challah - we like to spice things up like that - and have round ones, symbolising the cycle and continuity of life.Yom Tavim / Yamim Tovim - Hebrew plural for ‘Yom Tov’,

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00:45:47

Nisht For Me Episode 5 - Shiva House Rules

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2025/09/15

In much of this episode we have explained a lot of the terms and traditions in the show itself ( it’s almost like we’ve got better at this!) But here a few bits that may need a little explanation:Kuchen - German and Yiddish for cake. Grandma Shirely baked a cinnamon version and a one with raisins that had to be served with a shmear of butter, both were equally legendary.Alte kaker - an elderly person, they wouldn't take this description as a complimentA broigus - a ‘falling out with’ or dispute,

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00:38:18

Nisht For Me Episode 4 - Jews Vs. Booze

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2025/09/08

See here for the brilliant Geordie influencer video documenting Purim in Gateshead -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6XTX3Dtwg0Rishonim - a two week long Jewish summer camp organised by the Jewish, zionist, socialist youth movement Habonim Dror, the summer after you finish Year 9. So many memories. Too many hormones.Israel tour - the month long trip to Israel taken by post 16 year olds from all over the Jewish disapora, organised by various youth movements. Habonim Dror - aforementioned youth

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00:39:06

Nisht For Me Episode 3 - Back to (Jew) School

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2025/09/01

King Antiochus - the baddy in the Channukah story. The Syrian-Greek king who took a real dislike to Jews around 168 BCE. Definitely mean.King Pharoah - the baddy in the Passover story. King of Ancient Egypt who made Jews his slaves. Also pretty mean.Shabbat Ima - ‘Shabbat mother’ meaning you get to play the ‘mum’ role in this very Jewish game of mums and dads.Shabbat Abba - ‘Shabbat father’ meaning you get to play the ‘dad’ role in the same game.Brochas - blessings/prayers. In this instance we are

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00:44:34

Nisht For Me Episode 2 - The Cray Cray World of Kosher

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2025/08/25

As this episode is all about ‘kashrut’, the act of ‘keeping kosher’, let’s clear up what that actually means. Time to hand over to Little Miss Leviticus himself, Arron Ferster, to chat us through the rules:Okay, so, the laws of kashrut as laid out in the Torah are the dietary laws that Jews are instructed to live by. Jews of all different shapes and sizes implement these laws differently but the headliners are as follows:1. Only animals that have both split hooves and chew the cud are edible as

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00:32:00

Nisht For Me - Episode 1 - Jewish Top Trumps

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2025/08/18

Welcome to Nisht for Me, the brand new podcast exploring the ins, outs and wonderfully batshit crazy of British Jewish culture. While some of our listeners may be well versed in British Jewish parlance, we want this podcast to be as inclusive as possible so below is a short glossary of terms that might be a little unfamiliar to some. If you have a little shmy (look) you’ll be able to yachni (chat) like a macha (big deal) in no time.Nisht for Me – Example of one of those Yiddish/English phrases that

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