112 episodes
AND HERE’S MODI Modi
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4.7 • 160 Ratings
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AND HERE’S MODI is an inside look at the man behind the microphone. Hosted by comedian, Modi (@modi_live), AH"M features a raw and unfiltered side of the comedian rarely seen on stage. He always finds the funny as he navigates the worlds of comedy, trending topics, his personal life and spirituality. AH"M is co-hosted by Periel Aschenbrand (@perielaschenbrand) and Leo Veiga (@leo_veiga_).
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Jonathan Elkhoury
Episode 110: Modi and Periel are joined by Jonathan Elkoury as he discusses his experience as a gay, Israeli-Lebanese, Christian living in Israel. He and his family were forced to leave Lebanon for Israel after the Lebanese Civil War and he is now prominent Israeli activist, working tirelessly to educate and advocate for Israel on US college campuses.
Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!
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Eli Beer of United Hatzalah
Episode 109: Modi and Periel are joined by Eli Beer of United Hatzalah and discuss the ongoing operations in Israel.
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Sharaka Pt. 2
Episode 108: Modi and Periel are joined by Dan Feferman and Loay Alshareef of SHARAKA ("partnership in Arabic") - a non profit organization working to shape a New Middle East, built on dialogue, understanding, cooperation and friendship between Arabs/Muslims and Jews.
Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available now.
For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.
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Sharaka
Episode 107: Modi and Periel are joined by Dan Feferman and Loay Alshareef of SHARAKA ("partnership in Arabic") - a non profit organization working to shape a New Middle East, built on dialogue, understanding, cooperation and friendship between Arabs/Muslims and Jews.
Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available now.
For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.
Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.
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Arthur Luxenberg & Uri Schneider
Episode 106: Modi and Periel are joined by Arthur Luxenberg and Uri Schneider for a special episode about stuttering.
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Taylor Williamson Pt. 2
Episode 105 Part 2: Modi and Periel are joined again by Taylor Williamson!
Watch his new special, Taylor Williamson: Live At The Comedy Store.
Follow Taylor on Instagram @TaylorComedy.
Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available now.
Modi's 'Know Your Audience' Tour is on sale.
For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.
Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.
Support the Show.
Customer Reviews
Podcast
Wonderful podcast very entertaining. I love your stand-up, your bright and witty. You also seem to be a Mench. One suggestion is to get rid of the woman on the podcast as she is terrible and distracting. Her screaming, lack of intelligence, poor grammar and her “OMG” comment after everything is irritating and sophomoric , all take away from the quality of your podcast. Not sure what value your husband provides on a podcast minus whatever administrative stuff he may do behind the scenes but having him on the microphone serves no purpose. My wife and I look forward to seeing you live soon. Am Yisrael Chai
I really want to like it
I’m not familiar with Modi but some of the episodes’ subjects interested me. However, the episodes I’ve listened to are nearly unlistenable because all the speakers talking over each other makes many things undecipherable. The guests have to work extra hard to get a word in which seems like the opposite of hospitality and welcoming. Why even record these conversations? So people can become aware of your rudeness and lack of manners? Go off I guess
Kaporos originally forbidden
I’m a historian who specialized in Early Modern European Jewish Thought. When kaporos began, which was in Europe, the local rabbis knew it was being adapted from non-Jewish magical folk traditions. So they opposed it as superstition. They actually banned it. But especially in times of great stress, people will do what they want, if they believe it will help them. Kaporos is *not* in the Torah!
I’m not a vegetarian but I love animals and live where I can get meat that was raised on small, local farms. I hate kaporos — it is NOT KOSHER. Thank you for standing against it.