The Religion of Human Nature

After an awesome event together in Minnesota, legendary comedian and actor Bob Saget sits down with Rabbi Jeremy Fine to discuss parenting on and off screen.

Rabbi Jeremy Fine is joined by Olympian and 3x Super Bowl Winner Nate Ebner for a special episode of the podcast. Ebner's recent book Finish Strong is available on Amazon.com!

For the season finale host Rabbi Jeremy Fine is joined by Gabrielle Carteris. Carteris was best known for her role on '90s hit TV Show 90210 but now works for with SAG-AFTRA for a better work environment for all in Hollywood.

What two better people to share stories with than Ed Asner (Mary Tyler Moore Show) and Jamie Farr (MASH). Together with Rabbi Fine they discuss the art of storytelling and share some of their own stories. We hope you enjoy!

The co-anchor of CNBC's Closing Bell, Sara Eisen and filmmaker Stu Stone (Jack of All Trades, VICE) join Rabbi Fine to discuss trusting the news. Stories vs. Facts? Angles vs. Transparency? How does the viewer know fact from fiction?

Fancy Nancy Illustrator Robin Preiss Glasser and former WWE wrestler Zach Gowen join host Rabbi Jeremy Fine to discuss turning Lemons into Lemonade. What happens when life takes a negative turn? How do we find a new path or meaning?

Actress Julie Caitlin Brown (Babylon 5, Star Trek) and Judy Werthauser (Chief Experience Officer at Five Below) join Rabbi Fine to discuss Talent Management. Werthauser's experience at many Fortune 500 companies and Brown's understand through Illumina Productions lends itself to a conversation about getting talent to be their best.

RHN podcast is back for a 5th season! Host Rabbi Jeremy Fine is joined by acclaimed writer Neel Patel (If You See Me, Don't Say Hi) and director/writer/actor Dan Gregor (How I Met Your Mother, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Comedians). Together they discuss humor and it's role in society.

Actor and Comedian Jon Lovitz (Saturday Night Live) joins Jeremy Fine for the opening of Season 5 and special series of One-on-One conversations. Lovitz gives insight to some of his comedic influences.

Olympic Gold Medalist Lenny Krayzelburg and trainer Jen Widerstrom join host Jeremy Fine to discuss Digging Deep and getting the most out of your performance.

Host the Food Network's Heartland Table, Amy Thielen, and skater, artist, and owner of Extra Market Inc restaurant, Jamie Story, join host Jeremy Fine to discuss sustainable and clean eating.

Once a season host Jeremy Fine dives into sports. Guests Alyson Footer (MLB.com) and Jeremy Wolf (More Than Baseball) discuss the hardships of Minor League Baseball and the changes taking place within America's past time.

Jeremy Hobson (NPR's Here and Now) and Gabe Roth (Fix the Court) discuss with host Jeremy Fine how to go about political discourse in the year 2020.

In the season 4 opener host Jeremy Fine is joined by famed actor Oded Fehr ( Deuce Bigalow, Resident Evil, The Mummy) and Sarah Rice (MTV The Challenge, Brain Candy Podcast) about typecasting in Hollywood and real life stereotyping.

In a special episode host Jeremy Fine sits down with journalist Jemele Hill to discuss recent anti-Semitic remarks from professional athletes.

In the season 3 premiere host Jeremy Fine speaks with Disney icons Linda Larkin (Jasmine) and Jonathan Freeman (Jafar) about how one can lend a voice.

Congresswoman Angie Craig and host Jeremy Fine have an intimate conversation about community.

Where do we look for love? Sonia Granados (Married at First Sight) and Missy Holas (Spouse House) looked to reality television to help them find their special someone. They sit down with host Jeremy Fine to discuss their experiences and where they are today.

Host Jeremy Fine helps navigate a conversation with Karly Rothenberg (The Office) and author Alan Stein Jr. as they discuss staying positive through the ups and downs of life.

Two experts, Bob Morgan (State Rep IL) and Zander Abrams (Cannabis Policy Forum), discuss with host Jeremy Fine the lessons learned on the legalization of marijuana

Rabbi Fine sits down with Former US Attorney Andrew Luger to discuss the conflicts between Law and Ethics in the Season 2 Finale.

Changing it up and having some fun with Jill Pavlak (Urban Growler) and Matt Schwandt (Bauhaus) to talk Beer Culture.

In episode 3 of the season Rabbi Fine sits down with David Kristal (Augeo) and Allie Divine (Target / Divine & You) to discuss the importance of User Experience.

The Religion of Human Nature podcast explores the idea of Healthy Competition with Minnesota Lynx Assistant General Manager Clare Duwelius and former MLB Player (Twins legend) Corey Koskie (Linklete).

Rabbi Jeremy Fine speaks with musician Kat Perkins (The Voice) and composer Aaron Gabriel for a conversation about music and whether it has an impact on our soul.

In two separate interviews, Rabbi Fine sits down with Israeli writer Hen Mazzig and Rabbi Aaron Weininger to discuss the LGBTQ Community in the Jewish world.

In the season one finale, Jeremy Fine sits down with Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson in Montreal to discuss religion and science. As the season comes to a close, together they dive into the co-dependence of religion and science have to one another.

From New York City, Rabbi Fine interviews Boxing Champion turned Rabbi, Yuri Foreman and former members of the band Shanana turned Bible Professor, Alan Cooper on their distinct journeys through life. Both turning the page on careers and lifestyles to complete a circle of their being.

From Montreal Canada, today's episode includes two new authors Samantha Kris (Bossing Up) and Warren Stelman (Gorilla Tango). Together we explore the power of words and regardless of scenario or background how we speak to others and what messages we convey to the world tell a story that is hard to change.

I have been a vegetarian for 30+ years of my life. Not until I moved to Minnesota did I meet individuals changing the perspective of being compassionate to animals through ethical food choices. I am joining by Kale Walch (owner of the Herbivorous Butcher) and Dani Engum (former lead singer of Cold Kingdom). Both are vegan and from different perspectives changing how, why and what we eat.

Famed comic book author Dan Jurgens and legendary professional wrestler Jim Brunzell join host Jeremy Fine for a discussion of Good and Evil. How do we develop characters and does that help inform us who we believe is good or bad in our real lives.

On the opening episode of The Religion of Human Nature Podcast, Jeremy Fine sits down with former Major League pitcher Cole DeVries and Survivor contestant Sunday Burquest to discuss prayer. Two very different perspectives on intense moments and we discuss where they look for a bit of extra strength.

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