Hear My Story: Lisa MacVittie

In this episode, Holocaust survivor Lisa MacVittie shares her remarkable journey of survival. Born in Berlin, Germany, Lisa and her family were forced to flee Nazi persecution after Kristallnacht, seeking
Hear My Story: Melissa Hunter

In this episode, author Melissa Hunter shares the deeply personal journey of uncovering and preserving her grandmother Sala Werthaiser’s Holocaust survival story through her historical novel, What She Lost. Melissa
Hear My Story: Tulane Chartock

In this episode of Hear My Story we sit down with Tulane Chartock, a dedicated social worker who played a vital role in helping Holocaust survivors forge a new path
Hear My Story: Conrad Weiner

Conrad Weiner had his life saved not once, but twice, by family members who refused to give up on him even as they were deported and imprisoned in the worst
Hear My Story: An important visit to Auschwitz and other Holocaust sites in Poland

In 2024, the Nancy & Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center’s Cori Silbernagel and Trinity Johnson made a trip to Poland for a chance to widen their professional and personal experiences.
Hear My Story: Bob Mermelstein

This episode of Hear My Story features Bob Mermelstein, the son of Holocaust survivors, as he shares the powerful legacy of his mother, Joan Mermelstein. Joan, a survivor of multiple
Hear My Story: Joyce Kamen

Joyce Kamen is a storyteller, filmmaker, and community advocate who has been instrumental in preserving and sharing Holocaust survivor testimonies in Cincinnati. The dozens of testimonies Joyce documented became part
Hear My Story: Emily Kendall

Ordinary people creating extraordinary change is the story of upstanders Emily and Mark Kendall. The pair was honored with the Frank Gerson Award for Creativity at the 2024 Upstander Awards,
Hear My Story: Henry Fenichel

The world knows the story of Anne Frank, the Jewish girl whose family was hidden from the Nazis in a secret annex in a home in the Netherlands. When her
Hear My Story: Beth Silvers & Sarah Stewart Holland

How you look at life depends on your perspective. Keeping perspective when times are hard and polarization beckons is no small task. The women in this episode of Hear My
Hear My Story: Rob Herman

“I wish I would have had a chance to meet them and thank them – because I exist. And as I tell my kids, they exist because of people like
Hear My Story: Zahava Rendler

“My mother, my sister, my father and me, I had underground, a cellar. It’s like today, I would say a basement, but it was dark, no windows. Everybody was quiet.