Podcast appearances and mentions of beth jacob

Receive our FREE newsletters at 18forty.org/join.Our Intergenerational Divergence series is sponsored by our friends Sarala and Danny Turkel.This episode is sponsored by an anonymous friend who supports our mission.In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Judah, Naomi, and Aharon Akiva Dardik—an olim family whose son went to military jail for refusing to follow to IDF orders and has since become a ceasefire activist at Columbia University—about sticking together as a family despite their fundamental differences. On Aharon's 14th birthday, the Dardiks moved from America to the Neve Daniel in the West Bank/Judea and Samaria. Since then, their relationships to Israel have diverged but they have refused to be divided. In this episode we discuss:Why did Aharon initially choose to stay anonymous to protect his parents from public pushback?How can we identify positive qualities in people we viscerally disagree with? Do differences over Israel and Zionism need to tear families apart? Tune in to hear a conversation about how the Jewish People can learn to think less institutionally and more familially. Interview begins at 19:08.Rabbi Judah Dardik is an Assistant Dean and full-time Ramm at Yeshivat Orayta in the Old City of Jerusalem, where he teaches and oversees student welfare. He is also the Dean of the Orayta Center for Jewish Leadership and Engagement. Before making Aliyah, he completed 13 years as the spiritual and community leader of Beth Jacob Congregation, in Oakland, California.Naomi Dardik, with her husband, Judah, served the Beth Jacob community in Oakland for thirteen years. Now, she leads the team of Relationship Experts at "OurRitual," a young company based in Tel Aviv that is building new ways to help couples access relationship support. She earned her BA in psychology from Barnard College and her MSW from UC Berkeley.Aharon Akiva Dardik is a philosophy and political science double major at Columbia University. His activism in favor of a ceasefire in Gaza was noted in The New York Times. He formerly lived in Neve Daniel with his family. References:“Forgive Me, My King I Did Not Know You Were Also a Father” by David BashevkinBeit Yishai by Rabbi Shlomo Fisher“It Can Be Lonely to Have a Middle-of-the Road Opinion on the Middle East” Nonviolent Communication by Marshall B. RosenbergBeing Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza by Peter BeinartThe Power of Showing Up by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne BrysonMistakes Were Made (but Not by Me) by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson“Family Ties” by David Bashevkin“Spending the Seder Alone” by David BashevkinBaderech by Rabbi Judah Mischel“Pesach Letter to My Child” by Rabbi Ahron LopianskyFor more 18Forty:NEWSLETTER: 18forty.org/joinCALL: (212) 582-1840EMAIL: info@18forty.orgWEBSITE: 18forty.orgIG: @18fortyX: @18_fortyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/18forty-podcast--4344730/support.

Welcome to my podcast, where childhood memories and lifelong friendships come alive! In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jon Strauss, my best friend since we were five years old. We took a stroll down memory lane, reminiscing about our early years growing up in Kitchener, Ontario. We shared fond memories of attending Beth Jacob synagogue together, where our families bonded over shared traditions and community events. As we grew older, Jon pursued his passion for music, eventually finding his groove as a reggae singer. We delve into his journey from our quiet suburban neighborhood to the vibrant music scene (rock, raggae and cantorial), exploring how his childhood experiences shaped his artistic path. Join us as we uncover the threads that have woven our friendship over the decades, celebrating the unique journey of Jon Strauss and the enduring bonds of childhood friendship.

An estimated 500 people turned out on Sunday, June 23, to march through the streets of Kitchener, Ont., carrying Israeli flags and raising funds to help victims of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel and subsequent war. The number might not sound like a lot, but to organizer Jeff Budd—whose family has sponsored this Walk for Israel for generations, and who expected maybe 150 people might turn up—it was astounding. The turnout was especially noteworthy against a backdrop of rampant antisemitism and anti-Zionism that's washed across the country. The region has been no exception: Kitchener's Beth Jacob synagogue was vandalized last month, and the University of Waterloo has been struggling with a vibrant pro-Palestinian encampment for the past six weeks. But the unexpected show of solidarity, including neighbours applauding from their porches, galvanized the city's small Jewish community of 2,400 people. Budd joins The CJN Daily with Rabbi Moshe Goldman of Chabad of Waterloo to explain how the walk came together and why they're feeling optimistic about Jewish allyship in Canada . What we talked about: Learn more about the recent Walk for Israel held in Kitchener and see their donation page Read about a white supremacist convicted of hate threats against a Kitchener rabbi and lawyer, in 2018, in The CJN Hear Ellin on The Globe and Mail's The Decibel podcast, speaking about how Canadian Jews have been impacted by antisemitism since Oct. 7 Credits: The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine.  We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. D

It's been more than two weeks since an unknown suspect set fire to the front doors of Vancouver's Schara Tzedeck synagogue on May 30, while people were inside attending a late-night meeting. A passerby saw the flames and called it in, while a shul member used his jacket to douse the flames. No one was hurt, but the incident left one of the building's ornate silver doors blackened—and the community shaken. Vancouver police tasked the Major Crimes Unit to investigate, but to date have not released any updates. Schara Tzedeck was the eighth Canadian synagogue targeted by violent attacks since Oct. 7—but not the last. Another attack targeted the glass windows at Beth Jacob in Kitchener on June 7. A week later in London, Ont., on June 14, someone threw a rock through a glass door of the Beth Tefilah Synagogue. While politicians in B.C. made a point to attend Shabbat services after the Vancouver attack, Schara Tzedeck's rabbi has a message for them: in his words, when you permit hate speech against Jews to go unchecked, and when you gloss over chants at university encampments that glorify Hamas's attack on Oct. 7, don't be surprised when hateful or ignorant people take it a step further. On The CJN Daily, Rabbi Andrew Rosenblatt tells us what's happened since the attack—and why the damaged spot has not been fixed. What we talked about: Read about the initial attack on Vancouver's Schara Tzedeck synagogue in The CJN Check out the London Police Service news release on Beth Tefilah's window being smashed on June 14, 2024 Watch Grand Chief Lynda Prince of British Columbia express solidarity with the Vancouver synagogue, on behalf of the Indigenous Embassy in Jerusalem, during a site visit after the arson incident Credits: The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. Donate to The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt by clicking here. Hear why The CJN is important to me.

Congregation Beth Jacob, Atlanta, GA 12/11/23. Available on their podcast   [00:08] Most influential Rebbe [06:26] Following the news in Eretz Yisroel [09:39] Creating a Yom Tefillah [14:07] Biggest Issue Facing American Jewry Today [23:02] Appropriate Hishtadlus for Fighting Anti-Semitism [27:54] Challenges of Living in America [31:04] Dealing with Family Members who Live Alternate Lifestyles… Continue reading Congregation Beth Jacob Q&A

Chava Floryn-Tombosky is a spiritual educator and author of the book Everything's Gonna Be Okay.   Rabbi Robbi Tombosky has been a rabbinical leader for nearly 30 years, and sought after teacher and speaker who is passionate about supporting individuals deepest values through the teachings of Judaism, Torah, meaningful self-exploration, and purposeful living.  He is the founder of Sage Philanthropy Advisors, a social benefit enterprise that partners with brands, professional athletes, and celebrities who desire to change the world by engaging with causes that address big world challenges. Together with his wife, Chava, they lead the young professionals program at Beth Jacob congregation in Los Angeles, Ca.  In this episode, we explore touch-points from Chava's book, sharing personal anecdotes on navigating through unexpected trauma, and how we all have the ability to reemerge and reset better than before.  Rabbi Robbie offers many considerations and potent insights rooted in both Judaic and gnostic wisdom - universal to all - such as:  the gift of accountability, the nature of Heaven, having a personal sense of consequence, the seven tenets of the Talmudic sages, the immeasurable importance and mastery of ones' moral character, and the grace of crisis.   To learn more about their work, go to: https://chavafloryn.com https://www.bethjacob.org/rabbi-robbie-tombosky.html https://www.sageadvisors.org/robbie-tombosky  

This second episode of the series welcomes human rights attorney Beth Jacob. Beth has represented Guantánamo detainees since 2005. She helps us understand what this facility is and why so many men are still stuck there despite having long been cleared for release. Most importantly, she gives us an insight into the detainees' enduring humanity, their creativity and resilience in the face of such horror and injustice.The second guest is Valerie Lucznikowska, from September Eleventh Families for Peaceful Tomorrows. Having lost her nephew in 9/11, she shares with us her drive to turn grief into action for peace. An incredibly moving and brave testimony.

This week I talk with Rabbi Tamar Magill-Grimm, the new director of Hineni at Talmud Torah of St. Paul. We talk about her move from the pulpit, splitting time between Beth Jacob and how being a Jewish educator led her to the pulpit on this week's Who The Folk?! Podcast.https://www.ttsp.org/hineni/current-offerings/engage-2023/

This week I talk to Sonya Rapport, the organizer of Heritage Judaica and the director of congregational engagement at Beth Jacob. We talk about why she was drawn to working in the Jewish non-profit world, taking over Heritage from founder Adam Schwartz, and the new Arts and Culture series at Beth Jacob, on this week's Who The Folk?! Podcast.Facebook Group Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/heritagejudaicatwincitiesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagejudaicatwincities/Email listserv: https://forms.gle/Rj15rKVykM2EMPRg9Email: heritagejudaica.twincities@gmail.com

Shlomo Katz (Hebrew: שלמה כץ) is a contemporary religious Jewish singer in Israel.Shlomo Katz was born in New Jersey, the son of Chazan Avsholom Katz. His father was an Argentine immigrant from Buenos Aires, and was named for his uncle Avshalom Haviv. His family moved to Israel when he was nine years old and he has subsequently moved back and forth between Los Angeles and Israel. While studying in a Raanana yeshiva, Katz was introduced to the music and teachings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.Katz received his rabbinical ordination at Yeshivat HaMivtar in Efrat under Rosh HaYeshiva, Rav Chaim Brovender. Shlomo has been invited as scholar in residence to university campuses and synagogues to teach Torah and give concerts, lead melave malkas and kumsitzim. He was the lead Baal Tefilah and spiritual guide in the Carlebach Minyan of Beth Jacob of Beverly Hills.Today, Shlomo serves as the Rabbi and spiritual leader of Cong. Shirat David in Efrat, where he teaches several Torah classes weekly on various topics.His brother, Eitan, is also a well known performer and the two often perform together.Show Notes:From Harvest to Dum Dum (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU6BxgzNfMk)Niggun of the Birds (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nbKB0OEpdI) 00:00 - Intro16:02 - Interview1:09:27 - OutroRabbi Efrem Goldberg: Rabbi, Boca Raton Synagogue (BRS).Rabbi Philip Moskowitz: Associate Rabbi, BRS.Rabbi Josh Broide: Outreach Rabbi, BRS.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Rabbi Emanuel Feldman about writing styles. Rabbi Feldman has the unique gift to write in multiple voices for multiple audiences. He mixes his pitches so his readers never quite know what to expect. Rabbi Feldman joins us today to talk about the unique styles of Jewish writing. - What motivates a rabbi to begin a parallel career as a writer?- Why is criticism something to love? - Has Jewish writing gotten better over time? Tune in to hear a conversation about Yinglish, thumb-driven computers, and Mrs. Cooperman. Interview begins at 22:49 Rabbi Emanuel Feldman is the rabbi emeritus of Beth Jacob synagogue in Atlanta, Georgia. He previously served as editor-in-chief of Tradition Magazine and has authored 11 books. Additionally, he was editor of the Ariel Rashi Translation Project for 17 years.References:Tractate SukkahMishpacha MagazineTop Five List of Jewish Character and Characters by Dovid BashevkinDavid the Divided Heart by David WolpeTradition MagazineThe Shul Without a Clock by Emanuel Feldman“Tefillin in a A Brown Paper Bag” by Emanuel Feldman“An Imagined Symposium” by Emanuel FeldmanTales Out of Shul by Emanuel Feldman“Yaakov and Jay: A Tale of Two Worlds” by Emanuel Feldman"Tablet Magazine on the Talmud" by Dovid Bashevkin“On His Blindness” by John Milton“God and Mrs. Cooperman” by Emanuel FeldmanSophie's Choice by William Styron“Reconciling Opposites: Uncommon Connections in the Halakha of Mourning” by Emanuel FeldmanSin-a-gogue: Sin, and Failure in Jewish Thought by David Bashevkin

From Deloitte to YULA, learn why Rabbi Arye Sufrin left the field of accounting to join the field of formal Jewish Education. Both parents and educators can gain a tremendous amount from hearing Rabbi Sufrin's approach to making children and teens excited about their Judaism. At the end of the episode, Rabbi Suffrin tells over a personal story about his first year- end review and the insight one of the board members provided regarding parenting, which is such an important message for us to all hear, whether you are formal educator or not. How do we make children and teens excited about Judaism? What is considered failure for YULA? What major changes would Rabbi Sufrin make to the education system? Listen to this episode to get JEDucated and make a profound impact on your home or school, or both. Rabbi Sufrin serves as the Head of School of YULA Boy's and Girl's High School, where he was the principal since 2009. Rabbi Sufrin gives shiurim locally and nationally. His previous experience includes being Rabbi of the Young Professional Minyan at Beth Jacob. Rabbi Sufrin offers tremendous wisdom in the field of education with many years of experience at YULA.

We've searched long and hard to find a girls high school principal to come on our show to talk about why girls high schools exist. Mrs. Miriam Feldman is the menaheles of Temima High School for girls in Atlanta, and the wife of Rabbi Ilan Feldman, the rav of Cong. Beth Jacob. In this episode, she discussed her view on what school is supposed to accomplish for a girl, and how every facet of the school is working towards that goal. We also discussed seminary, technology, girls exposure to the world, and the subjects being taught to the girls. Wait for the end where Mrs. Feldman shares her view on how a frum woman needs to conduct herself in today's society, which might be different than the way it was in years past. Questions, comments, and guest ideas can be submitted on chinuchshow.com Get an email every time a new show is posted! Sign up form Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chinuch/message

This episode covers the following topics:The difference between a child psychiatrist and a child psychologistOutpatient settings vs in hospitalBiopsychosocial model (the interconnection between biology, psychology and socio-environmental factors) and how each plays a role in children's health and developmentStrategies caregivers/parents can use to recognize mental health disorders in children and what to look forNormal variants vs. what needs attentionWhat to bring up at your child's next pediatrician appointmentTreatment optionsBrain behaviors when mental health disorders go untreatedParental hesitationHow genetics play a role in mental health and the impact of parents own mental health on childrenBuilding up children's self esteemMindfulnessPsychotherapySpecific & General Anxiety DisordersDepressionADHD (Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder)About this episode's guest:Dr. Sarah Dienstag Becker, MD is the co-chief fellow of child and adolescent psychiatry at Zucker Hillside Hospital at Northwell Health in Long Island, NY. She completed her medical training at Albert Einstein College of Medicine where she was selected to join the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Society. Dr.  Becker completed her training in adult psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center. She also received a degree in pedagogy from the Ministry of Education in Israel after completing her studies at Beth Jacob of Jerusalem.  Her clinician interests include the treatment and management of eating disorders. 

Kinnos recording from in the Main Shul Introduction by Rabbi Feldman 19 mins Kinnah 6 by Rabbi Feldman 30 mins Kinnah 11 by Rabbi Golding 40 mins Kinnah 12 by Rabbi Landman 50 mins Kinnah 17 by Rabbi Schwarzmer 1:02 Kinnah 19 by David Schoen 1:18 Kinnah 21 by Rabbi Alon 1:31 Kinnah 23 by Rabbi Berger 1:52 Kinnah 25 by Rabbi Neuberger 2:10 Kinnah 28 by Amir Shuster 2:27 Kinnah 31 by Rabbi Silverman 2:42 Kinnah 36 by Rabbi Haller 3:04 Kinnah 41 by Rabbi Foxbrunner 3:20 Holocaust Kinnah by Rabbi Feldman 3:45 Kinnah 45 by Rabbi Foxbrunner

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

What are the challenges a Rabbi has in a small Jewish community? What are the main issues and shaylos in-town versus out-of-town? What are the strangest issues that come up? How do the communities compare? ***Guest Hosted by Ari Wasserman *** Author of "Making it Work", "Making it ALL Work" (for women) and 10 other Seforim, Maggid Shiur, Yerushalayim with Rabbi Ilan Feldman – Rabbi of Cong. Beth Jacob, Atlanta, Georgia – 10:42 with Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz – Rabbi of Beis Hakenesses, North Woodmere – 40:44 with Rabbi Moshe Walter – Rabbi of Woodside Synagogue Ahavas Torah, Silverspring, Maryland – 40:44 with Rabbi Daniel Wasserman – Rabbi of Shaare Torah, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – 1:39:33 מראי מקומות  

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.