Passover! || Mayim Bialik

Hey, it’s Mayim, and it’s time to learn about the joyous festival of Passover! Passover is 8 days of good times involving a LOT of preparation, a LOT of cooking, a LOT of matzoh, and a LOT of wine and grape juice. Check out my video to learn all about the Festival of Freedom, and share with me your favorite Passover memories! Chag Pesach Kasher v'Sameach!

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About Mayim Bialik:
You ​might know me as Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory or from Blossom​ but there are so many other parts of me that you might not be aware of​!​​ I’m trained ​as a​ neuroscientist, ​I'm ​a passionate activist, an observant Jew, a​ perfectly imperfect​ mother, and ​I'm a complicated human being​ like many of you​. This is the place where I wear ​all of those hats - and none of them have a flower on them! ;)

[Foo]

My husband dresses up as Pharaoh and we throw rubber frogs at him 🤣

[abbddos]

Muslims in Syria used to celebrate the Passover, in a less festive way of course. I remember my grandmother making great food and a huge feast for "The day on which Moses defeated the pharaoh".

[MarshaBenne]

I’m a protestant Christian and love to learn about different religions! Thanks for this information

[staceycalder]

I was in a Sunday Christian Church until 3years ago when I found out that the Messiah celebrated Passover and the I wanted to celebrate it myself and learn about it then I changed to become a Messianic Jew and this year will be the start of my third year following Torah and having Passover.

[Momma_Vanessa]

At Pesach, I love the sense of belonging to something much much bigger and important than my everyday life! When I am in the process of getting rid of all the leaven from my home, I am connecting to HaShem. And asking him to get rid of the sin (leaven) in my heart! Baruch HaShem!

[tyannaacosta]

I’m not Jewish, but my priests’ wife is. One year for our church we celebrated Passover as a new experience. It’s been over 5 years and I’ll always remember how calming and loving it was. It’s an amazing experience

[OdeMelody]

I love this! I was disconnected from my Jewish heritage when I was 5, so I lost most of the knowledge that I had about passover from when I was a kiddo. I definitely remember matzoh, and a tradition that my family had about hiding it for the kids to find. Now as I vegan I HAVE TO subscribe to this channel. Thanks for your inspiring content. :-)

[Tinymoezzy]

Passover is a lovely connection to our ancestors and our children.
My memory is good food, feeling sleepy. All of us would gather up and talk and lots of laughter, fall asleep in my dad's chair that felt gigantic.
Lots of singing. Just warm and loving memories. The blanket that my bubbe had made that smelled like strawberries and soap.

[rosemarybegley]

Thanks you for this video. I am a Christian and have not experienced a full Passover celebration, yet, so it was very informative to get an expanded sense of what it is all about. I've studied the bible for a long time, yet your video sheds a light of enthusiasm on the special time that helps to understand it better.

[dianawestrup]

My ignorance about Jewish Tradition is huge, so I really appreciate that you share this video with us gentiles. Love you, Mayim, you are one of a kind. What a woman!

[YalinMusic]

the whole video i'm smiling like a crazy person
lol i love you Mayim!!!!

[BonzoKilbourn]

Mayim you're videos are great. It doesn't even matter what you're talking about. Your energy is the thing.

[stevenfair]

Despite my lack of belief in God I’ve always found different religions and cultural traditions to be interesting. That is part of the reason why I’m subscribed. Thanks for the enthusiastic educational videos you provide.

[Naiadryade]

I was raised in a non-religious household, but my father was raised Jewish and we always went to my grandma's house for Passover growing up. To this day it's my favorite holiday. I love the story of people essentially demanding and taking their own liberation. Plus the meal with family and friends is just lovely.

[HananyaNaftali]

*Mayim, you're my Wonder Woman!*

[BeckyJanzen-nv]

learning Hebrew, LOVING IT!! It's changing my heart. Now that I know I am Graphed in - I'm in for learning my heritage. My first year for Passover. Thanks for the teaching

[vickipopp]

I'm not Jewish, but my mom's best friend was a Rabbi and I remember my first seder st her house. Her sons & husband set the table & were very excited because my mom, dad & I were the first non-Jews they celebrated with. I remember lots of matzoh - which I still love to this day- and wine. I remember coloring books describing the Exodus for us kids & just the laughs & love at the table. I remember well how happy they were to share their faith with us & how happy my parents were to help them finish the wine! Happy Passover 😀

[sweetpea]

These comments are some of the most respectful religious debate I have ever seen. I admire (and enjoy!) the thoughtful discourse.

[corbinmcwilliams]

As a Christian your videos give beautiful depth to the heritage that we share through The Torah.

[angmeg]

I’m Jewish by blood even though my family practices another religion. However I grew up celebrating the Passover and Chanukah. I love celebrating the Passover and I think it’s just such a wonderful way to celebrate a different religion and the culture of my ancestors. I hope to continue this tradition with my family as well.