Take a video tour of an authentic matzah-bakery in this hilarious, documentary-style presentation, hosted by Jono.
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What will Chabad come up with next? I think I'll show this to my younger siblings, it might get them into Mitzvot too!!!
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Funny, period, the end. Jono goes to a Shmurah Matza place, and meets Some Guy and Matza Dude. He get's a close up veiw of making "delicious bland bread". The best documentary of the year. A must see for all Itche Kadoozy fans.
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Ever thought about having Mattisyahu as a guest? P.S. I have no financial interest, just thought it would be a kick to see him talking to gefilte fish.
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The Itche Kadoozy Show might very well be amongst some of the best kiruv work that Chabad has EVER done. These episodes are funny and informative. I am an adult with kids and I LOVE the Itche Kadoozy Show. Bravo to the people behind this.
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I love all the shows and this one is funny i especially like the part about the farenhieghts
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This is the first show I've ever seen of this type. It's great for kids and great for adults. 'Matzah; What's Up With It', is full of laughs as well as informative and educational information. The artists who produced it display some of the spark of Jewish creative genius has made America such a wonderful place to live. I sent it to my three brothers,my sister, my nephews and neices, and my relatives in Israel.
'Matzah; What's Up With It", the audio/video library, and free access to it for all, is but one of the Special things that make me proud to be supporter and lover of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Main Line.
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the itche kadoozy show is soooo funny! my favorite one is the one when jono "learns" hebrew!!
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Who gave this Rav his Smicha?! Last I checked Yetziat Mitzraim was about 3200-3400 years ago. Otherwise a very funny and informative video. ישר כוח!
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On behalf of the "The Itche Kadoozy Show presents the Weekly Parshah Report Show" show, I would like to apologize for a historical error- The Jews came out of Egypt over 3,000 years ago.
HOWEVER- Over I would like to point out that 3,000 years ago IS OVER 2,000 YEARS AGO! So quit your whining, buddy!
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S'wonderful! Go from strength to strength. Keep us laughing all the way to Moshiach!
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The clips r very very very very very good
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Is Jono JEWISH??? WHERE IS HIS YARMALKA.. WHAT KIND OF EXAMPLE IS HE???
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Yes, Jono is Jewish. This episode was created 2 years ago and since then we have asked Jono to cover his head on our videos.
As for being an example:
Jono is not an example of a person who does everything perfectly and never makes a mistake (of whch a real-life example would be hard to come by). He is, however, an example of a Jewish person who has his shortcomings and his strengths and is willing to grow and become a better person.
If you're looking for an example that LOOKS more stereotypically religious, that's what Rabbi Kadoozy is for. But don't tell him that, he thinks he's very "hip."
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The Jews were freed from Egypt not "over two thousand years ago" but over 'three' thousand years ago. Shame on you for such an elementary mistake.
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Yes, itche accidentally said 2,000 instead of 3,000. But in all fairness, 3,000 years ago IS over 2,000 years ago.
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Very nice to bring the message of Pesach to the public, but I think you a little underestimate the level of your watchers. Sei Matsliach!
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I enjoy watching the show, and look forward to the new ones. This Pesach episode is very funny, and I don't think the writers underestimated the audience. I know quite a few people like Jono. He's just a bit more open with his thoughts. I learn tidbits of info from watching the show, and my kids enjoy it, too.
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I really liked this funny educational film about Matzah making. Good humor for kids and adults without being annoying.
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It's a very funny video that inspires children to learn about Passover.
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We showed this video at our Model Matzah Bakery and had over 100 people (adults and children) laughing and learning all along. It was great!
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VERY GOOD website!!! My little boy and I love it! A WONDERFUL educational tool, as well as inspirational for both of us.
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its amazing you guys do this so professional. keep up the good work!
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This iis my favorite video. I wish you would do more documentaries about making Jewish goods. I love seeing the actual people participating in the process.
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great video super hit in class only jono isn't wearing a kippa or hat
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This was a very intersting video
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Very entertaining. great approach instead of just watching a video of people baking. I agree with mordechai that jono should have some sort of head covering. Looking forward to showing it to my class.
tizku l'mitzvohs!
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this was so hilarious my dad and i could NOT stop laughing
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My WHOLE family loves to watch the Itchy Kadoozy show! Now, my daughter is excited about eating the matzah for Passover.
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That was cute. I remember taking my son to a matzah making factory in Phila. Pa. where the kids got to make it themselves.
It seems just like yesterday.
Thanks.
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Shame it's not captioned (for Deaf/hard-of-hearing viewers) not audio-described (for blind viewers). For a religion and "community" committed to social justice and tikun olam, so many Jews continue to be excluded from what are otherwise such great resources!
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That was the funniest video I have seen in a long time...and informative! Always a plus. Chag Sameach!
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Haha! "did you get all your questions answered?"
"Yes. In other words, no; not at all."
You guys gotta get some new Itche Kadoozy episodes; maybe some more holiday editions (like Jono and Rabbi getting out of their own little "egypt")
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love the site--so informative--kust e-mailed it to my grandchildren
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I LIKED G FISH WITH THE GLASSES
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It so funny how _____ gets mixed up with farenheit.
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My father is the guy baking the maztot and the reason he is holding his yarmulka is because there was a wire running down in the back of it.
And he has like a band on his forehead cause it keeps him cooler when the oven bakes.
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nice video ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thats cool that your dad is a matza baker
.......................................WOW it must be really hot in there!
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why is jono's head not covered?????????
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i love this video and my sis too,
I from israel and I love this web site!
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Maybe his head is not covered because Torah does not say it has to be covered?
He is not mourning, and he is also not a Kohen (priest) busy with Avodah (service)...?
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Seeing this site and watching this Passover mini series felt like a sign from G-d to me. I am going through troubled times, and we as Jews have always survived. It brings hope for a new day, and better times ahead. Thank you so much for being here. From a Conservative Jew.
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How about an Israeli flag in the background at the end? That's true freedom! The US flag is another form slavery - the Golden Handcuffs of Galut (Exile). Chag Sameach (have a happy festival)!
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The cool thing about this is, i'm in 8th grade and in history i'm being taught the same U.S. history that Jono was taking about.
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Great stories and songs for kids
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lolerz omg so adorable and yummy got to make me some matzah
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cute! I had no idea the ovens were so hot!
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Yes, very cute. But it's a no no to have a rabbi make a historical blunder. The Jews were slaves in Egypt two thousand years ago? What happened to King David, and the two Jewish commonwealths? Not counting the time between the Exodus and the kingdom.
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the jews were freed from eygpt 3000 years ago not 2000 years ago!!!
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