Soul Searching

Episode 159 - Consuelo's Place and the Challenges of Our Society with Michele Williams by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 158- What is Reproductive Justice? With Amanda Rich by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 157 - Helping Young Women from Post-Conflict Countries with Annalise Bauer by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 156: Above All, We are Jews with Michael Meyer by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 155: Dementia Care with Hollis Walker by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 154: St Elizabeth's Shelter with Eric Archuleta by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 153 : Using Psalms in our Life with Rabbi Jade Sank Ross by Temple Beth Shalom

Episdoe 152: Christian Nationalism with Vic Nelson by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 148 with David Berkeley pt2 by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 150 with Seth Appelbaum by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 149 with Lamia Faruki & Ellen Zieselman by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 151 with Alden Solovy by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 147 with David Berkeley by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 146 - DG Hollums - Using Sacred Texts for Transformation by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 145 Rabbi Celia Surget - Fixed & Fluid Forms of Prayer by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 144 - Rivka Campbell - Jews of Color by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 143 - Apryl Miller by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 142 - Michael Golluber by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 141-Scott Nadler - Private & Public Responses to Climate Change by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 140 - ADL - Combating Discrimination with Scott Lewin by Temple Beth Shalom

Episode 139: Rabbi Mark Washofsky, What is Law? by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 138 - Steven Farber reflects on his visit to Israel after the October 7th terror attack

Soul Searching Episode 137: Pastor Doug Escue on Are We Truly Free? by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 136: Pastor Matt Bridges on Defining & Preserving Religious Boundaries by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 135: Rabbi Celia Surget on where was God during the Holocaust by Temple Beth Shalom

Is There Life After Death

Soul Searching Episode 133 : Sarah Koplik - Anti-Semitism on Campus by Temple Beth Shalom

Why are we here?

Soul Searching Episode 130: Barbara Rockman on Poetry as Spiritual Practice by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 129: Camilla Fiebelman on Electric Vehicles in New Mexico by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 129: Rabbi Davids and Dr. Hochman on Learning from Moments of Disruption by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 128: Rabbi Paul Citrin on A Modern Reading of Biblical Isaac by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 127: Peter Pesic - Music and Biomedical Science: The Self as Jazz by Temple Beth Shalom

Soul Searching Episode 126: Jonah Scott Mendelsohn on Embodied Poetry by Temple Beth Shalom

Cantor David Fair speaking on Modern Cantorate for an Ancient Tradition.

Joan Ryan and Andrea Watson speak with Rabbi Neil of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico on poems written about "hidden Jews" in New Mexico.

Dr. Michael Golluber speaks with Rabbi Neil of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico about the unique theological thinking of Spinoza, which some scholars identify as "Pantheism."

Touching on the intersection of Queer and Jewish identities, Rabbi Denise Eger, an international Jewish leader and Social Justice advocate, speaks with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom about seven principles for living bravely.

Father Anne Tropeano returns to the show to discuss misogyny in the Biblical tradition with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Ben Taitz returns to the show to discuss Geek Therapy with Rabbi Neil Amswych.

Rabbi Andrue J. Kahn of Brooklyn, NY speaks with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico about The Sacred Earth.

SARAH B. BURGHAUSER, who writes and teaches about Judaism, spirituality, queer identity, and erotica, speaks with Rabbi Neil of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico about the intersection of her Queer and Jewish identity.

Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico speaks with Ned Walpin, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs at St. John's College in Santa Fe about American democracy through the eyes of Alexis de Tocqueville, specifically his book 'Democracy In America.'

Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico speaks with Rabbi Geoffrey Dennis, who is an adjunct Instructor of Rabbinics at the University of North Texas and Rabbi of Congregation Kol Ami in Flower Mound, Texas. They speak about Rabbi Geoffrey's book 'Jewish Myth, Magic, and Mysticism.'

Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom (in Santa Fe, New Mexico) speaks with Rev. Madeline Hart-Andersen of Westminster Presbyterian Church (also in Santa Fe, New Mexico) on caregiving, caregiving burnout, dynamics and aspects of different types of support, and the specific nature of doing this work as a clergy person as well as the need for self-care.

Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom (located in Santa Fe, New Mexico) speaks with Kevin Bowen, Executive Director of the Santa Fe branch of the Human Rights Alliance, as well as the Queer Center, a new outreach initiative and safe space created by the Santa Fe HRA.

Alan Webber, Mayor of Santa Fe, New Mexico, sits down with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom to discuss his work on making Santa Fe more affordable, accessible, and sustainable.

Rabbi Neil of Temple Beth Shalom speaks with Santa Fe County Commissioner Hank Hughes about his work with the New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness.

Madonna Hernandez, Director of Programs at Girls Inc of Santa Fe, speaks with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Girls Inc is an organization in Santa Fe that is dedicated to inspiring girls to be strong, smart, and bold.

Ben Taitz is a registered Psychological Associate in California who works in Clinical and Forensic Psychology. He is also a doctoral candidate in Psychology at California Southern University and the co-host of Mental Health Quest podcast and My Hero Therapy podcast. Ben speaks with Rabbi Neil about ways of pursuing and thinking about mental health.

Rabbi Neil speaks with Ariane Mahmud-Ghazi, a clinical social worker, psycho-somatic therapist, body worker, and writer. They discuss some ideas related to identity, "not being alone," and ways we can think about who we "really" are.