Frankie Snyder, an expert on the opus sectile mosaic floors of the Herodian palace, joins VOI's Eve Harow.

HenDee, a young, Orthodox mother-of-three, is an up-and-coming artist, whose hit song 'Jewish Mama' has gained her viral-video success.

Archaeologist Dr. Amit Re'em shares his excitement with Eve Harow over the discovery of a Second Temple ritual bath under a Jerusalem living room.

Molly Livingstone is joined by Vijeta Uniyal, founder of Indians for Israel, and VOI's Pratik and Nancy Thakker, new immigrants to Israel from India.

Rinat Gutman joins VOI's Molly Livingstone in-studio to share the side most people have yet to know about her.

"The greatest danger facing the world is the marriage of militant Islam with nuclear weapons... We can't let that happen," declared Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an address to a joint-session of the US Congress in Washington, DC, March 3. Referring to a proposed agreement between the Islamic Republic of Iran and P5+1 Western powers on the fate of Iran's nuclear program, Netanyahu added, "This is a very bad deal. We're better off without it." Listen to the full audio here.

To be a Cohen, a member of the ancient Jewish priesthood, has special status in Judaism. But is it still relevant in modern times? And if so, what does it entail?

Anat Koren, director of the UK-based Israeli Forum Task Force, talks to VOI's Dov Lipman about her efforts.

Swedish-Jewish journalist Annika Hernroth-Rothstein joins Eve Harow to discuss her love for Israel and her newfound spirituality.

Rabbi Dov Karoll joins VOI's Gil Hoffman to talk about his mentor, Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, head of the Har Etzion Yeshiva and Israel Prize laureate, who died on Monday. Rabbi Karoll says he had the honor of being executive assistant to Rabbi Lichtenstein and getting to know him not only as a Torah giant and a political moderate, but as a humble human being.

Colonel Dakar Eilat has served as team-leader and intelligence officer in the undercover unit of Israel's border patrol, then as intelligence officer in the police's national elite hostage rescue team. He established the Masada unit, the hostage-rescue unit of the prison service, and was a commander of Israeli maximum security prisons. Today he is a research fellow at the Counter-Terrorism Institute at the IDC and a security consultant. He joins VOI's Yishai Fleisher in-studio to relive some close calls and to discuss strategies for fighting Jihad.

VOI's Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel are joined by Josh Flaster and Ari Kalker, former lone soldiers in the IDF, who now lead Israel's largest and most effective haven for lone soldiers. Who are these young people serving in the Israeli army, far away from their families back home? What are the challenges they face in both military and civilian life?

Professor Jack Sasson's unique childhood in Aleppo, Syria and Lebanon primed him for outstanding contributions in the academic world of Assyriology and Biblical Judaic Studies at Vanderbilt University. Does the Bible accurately reflect the culture of its times? Prof. Sasson shares his insights with VOI's Eve Harow; they enlighten both the academic and religious worlds.

Former ambassador to the US and former deputy foreign minister Danny Ayalon joins VOI's Gil Hoffman to explain why Kulanu party MK Michael Oren, former ambassador to the US, should become deputy foreign minister in the new Israeli government being formed. He says that this would improve Prime Minister Netanyahu's ties with the Obama administration. He also cites Oren's good relations with presumptive presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton.

Dina Brawer shares her journey of becoming an orthodox woman rabbi in a male dominated rabbinical culture with VOI's Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel.

Peacekeeping in the Middle East, Senator Chuck Schumer's Iran opinion, the Temple Mount conflict and a new theater in Jerusalem are today's topics.

VOI's Josh Hasten rants about recent statements made by former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon confidante Dov Weisglass explaining the 2005 Gaza pullout.

Rabbi Sholom Brodt of Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo joins VOI's Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel (temporarily overseas) to help contextualize the story of Purim -- talking about the nature of joy, and why the participation of the Jews in the Persian kings' feast was such an egregious sin.