Supported formats: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad Hear O Israel We hate to hand it to the Israelis so easily, but when it comes to Jewish interest media, Israeli radio may just be the way to go. And besides, what mobile-device collection of Jewish media applications would be complete without the Israel Radio app? This little app will prove to be a gold mine of entertainment, especially if you harbor an interest in Hebrew music.Cost: $0.99
Supported formats: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad Not your father's Jewish radioJewish music has undergone something of a revolution in recent years. Countless artists have emerged to prove that Jewish musical expression isn't limited to Klezmer music and hits from the Fiddler on the Roof soundtrack. To help emphasize this point, we recommend you check out Jewish Rock Radio.Defining itself as the voice of Jewish youth, this isn’t your father’s Jewish radio station. JRR features a mix of contemporary artists from Israel, US and the wider world and will likely introduce you to a host of Jewish voices you didn't realize existed. So, don’t fight the feeling, the rhythm is going to get you.Cost: Free
Supported formats: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad No bells or whistlesSome of you, like my mother, prefer the straight forward approach; no bells, no whistles, and certainly none of the jingles or jangles that are liable to confuse, distract or disorient. And it's ironic that we've mentioned instruments, because while Jewish Music Stream is full of nice melodies, pleasant sounds and Jewish artists, it comes with none of the offensive extras that clutter rather than support an application's function. So give it a download—it's free—go to the single page of the app and hit play.Cost: Free
Supported formats: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad Mish mash Some may feel a little overwhelmed by applications that feature a number of radio stations and shows. For those of you who are indeed looking for a one-stop shop approach to all of your Jewish radio interests, give Radio-J a shot. Designed to appeal to the broader Jewish community, Radio-J really does offer something for everyone: from programming for children and young adults, to insightful talk shows, to Israel news, to those klezmer music hours we all go crazy for, this station hasn't forgotten any segment of the Jewish community. So go ahead, give it a listen.Cost: Free
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