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JPS and JBI Proudly Announce Release of JPS Tanakh: The Jewish Bible, 
audio version!



For the first time ever, the new JPS translation of the Jewish Bible, 
the JPS Tanakh, is available in audio format. Produced and recorded 
for The Jewish Publication Society (JPS) by JBI International (est. 
as the Jewish Braille Institute) in JBI's New York City studios over 
the course of 12 months, this groundbreaking project – known asJPS 
Tanakh: The Jewish Bible, audio version – features 60 hours of 
readings by 13 narrators.



JBI narrators included stage and TV actors, radio personalities, 
teachers, and voiceover talents. Special guest readers such as actor 
and singer Theodore Bikel, TV and Broadway actress Tovah Feldshuh, 
and best-selling authors Bruce Feiler and Rabbi Harold Kushner also 
contributed their talents.



Featuring the classic JPS 1985 translation, the recordings were made 
in JBI's new, state-of-the-art studios, with expert care given by its 
staff to every aspect of production.



Having begun with the new cycle on the holiday of Simchat Torah, JPS 
is featuring free podcasts of the weekly Torah readings all year long 
on its website: http://www.jewishpub.org/books/audiobible/. In 
addition, the entire audio Bible will be available soon for purchase 
through the JPS website at www.jewishpub.org, Audible and iTunes, and 
through many public libraries' online access programs.



JBI, the world's largest library of talking books of Jewish interest 
for the visually impaired, blind, and reading-disabled of all ages 
and backgrounds, will offer the entire recording free to the visually 
impaired and blind. More information on the JBI Library is available 
at www.jbilibrary.org.



Funding for this recording was made possible through the generosity 
of Aaron Feingold, Dr. Seymour and June Kessler, and Norman and Edith Weisfeld.



Anita Bihovsky

Publicity Manager

The Jewish Publication Society

2100 Arch Street, 2nd Floor

Philadelphia, PA 19103

(215) 832-0601

(800) 234-3151, x 50601

[email protected]

Visit our website at www.jewishpub.org



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