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File contains the transcription of “The Eternal Light: A Conversation with Doctor Abraham Joshua Heschel" Presented by the National Broadcasting Company as a public service and prepared under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Aired Sunday, February 4, 1973.

File contains scripts of several episodes of the radio program. Episodes include: "The Seven Who Came Home" (January 2, 1949); "The Merry Jests of Hershel Ostropolier" (January 9, 1949); "Trial and Error" (January 16, 1949); "The Four Spinsters of Gimel" (January 23, 1949); "Who Can Build a House?" (January 30, 1949); "The Man Who Knew Carver" (February 6, 1949); "The Physician and the Sorcerer" (February 13, 1949); "Gandhi" (February 20, 1949); "Lizzie and the Whiskers" (February 27, 1949); "The Case of Ivar Haug" (March 6, 1949); "The Lot of Esther" (March 13, 1949); "A Magic Power" (March 20, 1949); "Green Thumb in the City" (March 27, 1949); "Adventure in Time" (April 3, 1949); "Portrait of Dedication" (May 1, 1949) "The Second Sun" (May 8, 1949); "Welcome Home" (May 15, 1949); "The Trial of Jonathan Green" (May 22, 1949); "Man of Peace" (May 29, 1949); "The Way of My Uncle Gedalia" (June 5, 1949); "A Dreamer's Journey (June 12, 1949); "Aarn the Cobbler and the Western Wall" (June 19, 1949); "Incident at Sea" (June 26, 1949); "The Sealed Tunnel" (July 3, 1949); "A New Amen" (September 18, 1949); "The Return of Danny Miller" (November 6, 1949); "Emma Lazarus" (November 13, 1949); "In Henry's Backyard" (November 20, 1949); "The Light from the Darkness" (November 27, 1949); "Joseph and Benjamin" (December 4, 1949); "An American Ballad" (December 11, 1949); "River Jordan" (December 18, 1949); "How Uriel Got Into Heaven" (December 25, 1949); "The Death of Akiba" (April 30, 1950); "All We Have Left " (June 3, 1951); "Not Even Ten" (June 17, 1951); "Isaac M. Wise" (November 4, 1951); "You and Danny" (May 10, 1953); "A Measure of Freedom" (May 17, 1953); "I Scale a Wall" (May 24, 1953); "Who Saves One Life" (May 31, 1953); "The Congressman" (June 7, 1953); "The Sabbath of Chaim the Porter" (June 14, 1953); "I Never Saw Summer" (June 21, 1953); "Samuel and the King" (June 28, 1953).

DVD-ROM that is titled “The Gardener’s Daughter, and is dated April 10th, 2000. On the disc under the title written in a fine point black sharpie is the name of the honored individual in question, Elise Weisenber [sic] Gieser. This artifact is houses in it’s original plastic case, and there appear to be minimal amount of scratches on the backside of the disc. Although there are 6 files timestamped as being created on December 31st, 1999 on the disc, only the last one is playable and contains an hour-long interview of Elise about her life and relation to the Bonita Vista Estate (now known as North Suburban Synagogue Beth El) that her father was responsible for. This video was created in tandem with her 90th birthday celebration.