This episode is a conversation with Rabbi Ben Shalva.
D'varim is the beginning of Deuteronomy: the book of (Moses's) words. How does Moses's final act - an act of creating words - teach us about legacy, about memory, and about owning our own traditions?
Plus, we talk about Jewish camp, about the place of mindfulness and yoga in Judaism, about books and more.
Terumah: Finding God AT (not IN) the Western Wall
Mishpatim: Laws and their Meaning
Yitro: Radical Amazement and the Impulse to Worship
B’shallach: Thoughts and Prayers are Not Enough
Bo: Why Do We Talk about the Exodus So Much?
Va’era: That They May Worship Me
Sh’mot: Reluctant Leader (A Conversation with Rabbi Ilyse Glickman)
Vay’chi: Who are these?
Miketz: Do Intentions Matter?
Vayeshev: Believing It’s Possible
Vayishlach: Wrestling
Vayetze: Nobody is the Villain of their Own Story (A Conversation with Rabbi Geoff Mitelman)
Toldot: Re-digging the Wells
Chayei Sarah: Rebekah’s Voice
Vayera: Truth, Justice, and Government Responsibility
Lech Lecha: Radical Leaving
Noach: Everybody Deserves to Have a Name (A Conversation with Rabbi Emily Losben-Ostrov)
Bereshit: In the Image of God
V’Zot HaBrachah: What’s Next?
Ha’azinu: Adversity and Growth
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