Episode 18: Dean Kremer, first Israeli to be drafted into Major League Baseball
Traded from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Baltimore Orioles, the up-and-coming pitcher opens up on living the life of a professional athlete and what it was like making history.
How Israel became tops in fashion tech
You can 3D-print your own jacket, or virtually 'try on' clothes before you buy them. And much, much more.
8-year-old girl with 3D-printed hand reaches goal of throwing first pitch at every MLB stadium
Her prosthesis is made possible by the Israeli R&D lab of Stratasys, a 3D printing giant.
Episode 17: Daniella Rudoff, professional matchmaker and relationship coach
An expert on finding the perfect mate, staying in a healthy relationship and which pitfalls to avoid.
Kim Kardashian and Bar Refaeli team up for eyewear company
The reality star will be the face of Carolina Lemke, a sunglasses brand part-owned by the Israeli model.
Alber Elbaz throws epic, candy-coated bash to kick off Fashion Week
Pink fortune cookies, chandeliers filled with vodka and pointy hats. It can only be #NYFW.
You cannot tell a lie – in your non-native language
A new study finds that people are more likely to be honest when they're speaking a foreign language.
U.S. Open performance helps Israel's top-ranked female tennis star's push for stardom
Once ranked 79th in the world, the 28-year-old Julia Glushko is staging a comeback.
Episode 14: Dan Ariely, world-renowned social scientist
The Duke University professor is a leading expert on the most basic of human endeavors – decision-making. So how did he decide to answer our questions?
Leave the designer purse at home: Modesty is best when it comes to making friends
A new study says flashy cars, clothes and other items actually repel people rather than attract them.
Episode 13: Tal Ben-Shahar, professor of Harvard's most popular course
His classes on positive psychology and happiness packed in more than 1,000 students.
For the first time, an Israeli is crowned European Champion
Lonah Chemtai Salpeter wins the 10,000-meter race and the country's first ever gold medal at the European Athletic Championships.
Thanks to Israeli tech, your Tommy Hilfiger jeans are going back to the future
It looks like a simple label sewn into your '90s-style pants, but it's actually a chip that unlocks a world of rewards.
Would you wear this 2,200-year-old hoop earring out today?
Archaeologists discovered the rare gold jewelry while digging up a parking lot in Israel.
Is it better to give advice or receive it? Science has a surprising answer
The very act of giving the advice makes the giver feel powerful and confident, an effect the predictors of behavior didn’t account for.
