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What is this haunting melody? Who is the Gramophone Man of Petticoat Lane? In episode 7 of the Cockney Yiddish Podcast we investigate.

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Whitechapel, my Whitechapel! In Episode 6 of the pod we look at misty-eyed memories of the Jewish East End in Yiddish and English and ask: what does nostalgia really mean?
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In Episode 4 @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social tells us about how growing up with #Yiddish words at Yiddish-ish words shaped his imagination as a writer

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Aaron Nager, London Yiddish comedian, wrote this music hall song in 1903 about a feisty East End woman living it up in the West End. In Episode 4 shows.acast.com/the-cockney-... we explore Cockney Yiddish comedy in fiction and music with special guest @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social

It’s the Cockney Yiddish Music Hall! Listen to this jaunty song about Jewish immigrants and the East End police, hear about the antics of the unruly audiences and pause for a more highbrow moment as actor @davidschneider.bsky.social performs Shakespeare in Yiddish. All in Episode 3, out now!

It’s 1889 and Morris Winchevsky, East End Yiddish poet, imagines inspiring London workers with revolutionary fire. We discuss his protest anthems and poetry on The Cockney Yiddish Podcast ep.2 pod.fo/e/2b140b

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In The Cockney Yiddish Podcast Vivi Lachs and Nadia Valman share newly discovered stories of London’s East End. Launching on 17 February
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