In a video interview of about half an hour, Prof. Opher Etzion learns about the areas of research of Prof. Marianna Ruah-Midbar Shapiro. The interview took place in July 2021, as a podcast in the "One with One" series of the "HatzaZfat" channel of Zefat Academic College, in which researchers are interviewed about their areas of expertise.
In the podcast of the Open University and IDF Radio (Galatz), they dealt with "prayer" over a series of meetings. One of the (four) meetings hosted Prof. Marianna Ruah-Midbar Shapiro,on the expression and formation of prayer in contemporary alternative spiritualities. The hosts of the podcast "Adraba" are Prof. Tamar Hermann and Prof. Yoram Kalman, and the radio researcher is Lou Kerek.
A TV reportage about Marianna Ruah-Midbar, maily about her role in conducting Jewish-alternative marriage ceremonies. The reportage, by Hani Bar Lev and Ruti Vigiser, was prepared in 2008, and was broadcast on the local channel (HaSharon) 98.
An interview essay about the personal spiritual views of Dov Elboim, on the occasion of the release of his book "Voyage in Free Space". The essay, written (in Hebrew) by Ruah-Midbar, was published in the alternative-spiritual magazine Other Life (Chayim Acherim).
This page includes links to podcasts (all of them in Hebrew) prepared and hosted by Marianna Ruah-Midbar Shapiro in her program on "Mahut HaChayim" (The Essence of Life) Radio. The program was called "The Academy of Human Spirit". (In Hebrew "Ruah" means "spirit" and the Humanities are called "sciences of spirit", so the program was titled "The Academy of Ruah"). Each episode of the program, there was a central theme and one main interviewee (and another in addition).
The reportage, that was published at the Israeli newspaper HaAretz (December 2018), describes The Knowledge Book and its Israeli proponents, and includes interviews with scholars including Marianna Ruah-Midbar Shapiro.
An interview broadcasted August 2008 in the 1st channel of Israel, A 30-min. talk between Dov Elbaum and Marianna Ruah-Midbar, for the weekly portion of “Eqev”, at Dov Elbaum’s TV program, “Welcoming the Shabbath” (in Hebrew, with built-in Hebrew subtitles).