Born in Miami, David Nevel talks about growing up in Miami, the Jewish community, and Wolfie’s, his family’s restaurant.

Corey Breier discusses his family origins, their immigration to America, his connection to Yiddish theatre and Yiddish culture in South Florida.

Charlotte Cooper, a Yiddish Actress, talks about her upbringing, her career as a Yiddish actress, and the Yiddish theater in the United States.

Ben Wolpe reflects on the thriving Jewish community in South Beach about forty-five years ago, dominated by Cuban immigrants.

Ari Fuhrman shares the historical background of Vaudeville and Yiddish Theater.

Born in a little town in Romania, Ari shares his family history, their WWII survival, immigration to America, and his career in Yiddish entertainment.

Anna Rosenthal talks about her background, her family’s immigration to Florida, and the Jewish way of life in Miami.

Adrienne Cooper, the assistant executive director of the Workmen’s Circle/Arbeter Ring, talks about the history of the Workmen’s Circle, Yiddish culture, and the state of the Workmen’s Circle in South Florida.

Moshe Bondar discusses Jewish Miami Beach from the Cuban émigré perspective.

Hindi is a Yiddish teacher and actress and was the first person in the state of Florida to introduce Yiddish at a college level.

Al Weinstein discusses the importance of preserving the legacy of Jewish culture in South Florida and beyond.