Podcasts about one table

Join us for Table of Unity - Many Tribes, One Table Part 1 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Join us for The Table Challenge - Many Tribes, One Table - part 2 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Join us for Table of Grace - Many Tribes, One Table - Part 3 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Today we're back in conversation with Dr. Adam Cohen, social psychologist and psychologist of religion at Arizona State University, who shares another research project that explores the way religious ritual connects participants more deeply not only with faith, but with community — this time, not through the practice of abstaining from food, but from breaking bread together.  Dr. Arielle Levites, Managing Director of the Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education and a Research Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at George Washington University had the same idea — that observing Shabbat wasn't just a nice idea, it was a practice with measurable impact. So the team designed a study, enlisting the participation of Aliza Kline, founding President and then-CEO of OneTable, an organization designed to help young Jews develop independence and confidence in observing the ritual of Shabbat dinner in their homes. The question they wanted to answer? Does Shabbat dinner as a spiritual practice increase social connectedness? Read the transcript of this episode
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This is my Sunday episode. I travel to multiple casinos to play Blackjack and slots. I also get one session of poker in. At one Casino it took forever to be able to sit down at a blackjack table. Had another casino I was stuck at the blackjack table for over 3 and 1/2 hours. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

This it's the first part of my 3-day journey. I left home very early in the morning in order to get enough time at the tables before having to go to a meeting tonight. I played three sessions of blackjack as well as multiple sessions of slots. I checked into my hotel for the next three nights. I had a few mild Blackjack sessions. Things were going pretty well. I even talked about how great things were going. Just after that I ran into some trouble. With some help from some Pit Bosses I was able to get through it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

Woodworking is not traditionally a woman's field — especially among women of color — but one Milwaukee native is defying the odds. Tonda Thompson is setting up shop, including her own sawmill, in the Harambee neighborhood.

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Shabbat, the weekly holiday that Jews practice to break from the everyday grind of life, can change drastically depending on who leads it. Factors that can impact your Shabbat experience can rely on the shull you attended, whose home you're in, the experience of the leader, the cultural background, etc. There are so many experiences that come with Shabbat; One has to ask - What is the right Shabbat vibe? Host of Bad Jew, Chaz Volk, is joined by talented singer and Rabbi-In-Training Tori Greene to get break down the proper 'vibe' of Shabbat. Greene discusses and even sings the niguns and melodies that help us explore the traditions encompassing Kabbalat Shabbat. She delves into rituals and practices of Shabbat emphasizing what makes it so integral to Jewish tradition. Tune in to this playful and insightful episode that sheds light on the influence of music that welcomes the Sabbath. 00:00 Introduction to Tori Greene 05:44 Intention of Shabbat 08:06 Diversity of Jewish music 11:52 What is Kabbalat Shabbat 13:56 Participating in Jewish prayer 19:07 Meaning behind the structure of prayer 25:15 Shabbat observance 28:14 Various melodies and their intention 33:14 Keva vs. Kavanaugh 34:16 Expressing gratitude About Tori Greene: Tori Greene is a proud Latina-Jew. She's an innovator, community builder, and collaborator. She is passionate about impacting the Jewish world by creating spaces for exploration and belonging, from leading twelve Birthright trips to heading the first-ever Moishe Pod to launching the Miami hub for OneTable. As a passionate educator for all things Israel and Jewish, she runs an Instagram page in hopes of being a strong voice for liberal Zionism. You can follow her at @DivreiTori  Tori understands that music has the power to bring people in. It connects us through our hearts and our souls and provides feelings of joy and belonging. Currently pursuing Rabbinical ordination with a dual master's in Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College, she invites individuals to consider how the wisdom of our Jewish tradition helps us find meaning and purpose in our lives through a modern lens while weaving in music that calls to yearning Jewish souls. Connect with Tori Greene IG: @divreitori Connect with Bad Jew: BadJew.co https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

People often ask us, “Have you ever been nervous in front of guests?” Well, picture this: a table filled with some of the most incredible women in the Utah fermentation scene. Yeah, nerve-racking doesn't quite cover it! But you know what? It turned out to be one of the most star-powered episodes we've ever done. … Continue reading "Ep. 198: Lady Legends at One Table – Revisited" The post Ep. 198: Lady Legends at One Table – Revisited appeared first on Tastemasters.

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#150: Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Friday, which means friends and friends will gather together for Shabbat. It turns out that all around LA, every Friday, you can find a Shabbat dinner to attend – and you do not have to be Jewish. The non-profit OneTable that organizes these events says it's all about building community and practicing the long lost "art of gathering."  HTLA producer Megan Botel chats with folks from OneTable and attended a recent OneTable Shabbat dinner.  Guests: Dani Kohanzadeh, field director at OneTable; Elizabeth Grossman, Shabbat host through OneTable  

This week we discuss a lot of rain ruining weekends, Bobby doin flappy birding in Southern Connecticut, Bobby doing Go Karting on the coast of Maine, Brad doing a booze run at a campground with strangers, and Charlie announcing at Lee before they rained out. At the end of the show we welcome on Reed Reno, the 4 cylinder pro stonk winner from Wiscasset picking up his first career win this past weekend. Reed joins us for a quick chat to end the show. Thank you to A&A auto parts for jumping on board this week! Support the show

Matt and James sit down with their "sibling" podcast, The Curious Table, to talk about their show and what's to come. They also discuss the Knox Pride Network and its future. Find us on Instagram and TikTok @knoxpridepodcast and on the web at www.knoxpride.com. Visit https://linktr.ee/knoxpridecenter for links to upcoming events. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/knox-pride/support

Welcome to the podcast! Here, Yiesha  and Mee Hee have created a space where both listeners and viewers can explore the possibilities of venturing beyond their comfort zones. Every Thursday, Yiesha and Mee Hee will engage in discussions on tackling DIY projects, TRYing new things or BUYing quality products that enhance one's way of living.DIY- Episode 5: Yiesha and Mee Hee visit an area bakery called Mama Bird Bakery.  In this episode,  they discuss: -  Their visit to Mama Bird Bakery, an inclusive bakery in Plainfield, IN.  -  Customer Service and what to think about when dining/supporting local. -  Overall experience with their new rating system, Mic Check 1-3. Resources:Mama Bird Bakery: www.mamabirdbakery.com Mee Hee's Hometown Bakery/Shirt: krutabakery.comYiesha's Hometown Market (Detroit):  @easternmarket7663  Our mission at DIY, TRY OR BUY is to empower our audience to engage in open dialogue about common life experiences. We recognize that our strength lies in vulnerability, and we strive to offer unbiased evaluations and valuable insights through the lens of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Through showcasing and amplifying people and businesses, we aim to leave a positive impact as we undertake DIY projects, explore new experiences, and try quality products and services.MEDIA KIT REQUESTS, COMMENTS, SHOW IDEAS, OR SUGGESTIONS? YOU CAN SEND THEM TO OUR PODCAST PRODUCER AT info@diytryorbuy.com.To check out the full playlist of our podcast episodes, visit    * https://diytryorbuy.buzzsprout.com/  * www.diytryorbuy.com *www.theYeffect.vip Follow us on Instagram and TikTok#accessibility #inclusion #diversity #neurodivergent #disability #scratchkitchen #thinkofothers #customerservice #bakery #supportlocal #podcast #DEIA #community

How is Chicago responding to the growing sense of loneliness in the U.S? Reset talks to groups working to build social connection and community in the area. The panel features Jeremy Foster, president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago; Julia Logan Labow, director of impact and learning at OneTable; and Jacob Rosenblum, Shabbat dinner host for OneTable.

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Remember that thing we do on Fridays called The Sabbath? Remember that nice little dinner at the end of the week that feels a little more warm and fuzzy than the others? That's called Shabbat. But why does it matter? What's the origins of this festive night? Is there a way to do it right? And why does every Jew have a different opinion on it? Aliza Kline, the founder of OneTable, tells us about her journey and what it has meant for her and her family. Shabbat always played an integral role in her Jewish identity, and now she shares why. Aliza joins Chaz on Bad Jew to illustrate the exact equation to her motivation and how it has helped others connect to their inner peace. Bio: Aliza is a dynamic leader and social entrepreneur. She is co-founder and CEO of OneTable (onetable.org), a powerful platform for young adults to engage in Jewish life, practice and community by hosting and participating in peer-led Shabbat dinners. Since launching in 2014, OneTable more than 190,000 young adults in 600 cities across the country have participated. Powered By OneTable enables other organizations, like Hillels and congregations, to adapt their unique methodology and technology. In 2023, OneTableis poised to launch a new offering to engage empty nesters. OneTable has been featured in the New York Times, NPR, ABC and dozens of local news outlets. Aliza also co-founded and served as executive director of Mayyim Hayyim Community Mikveh and Education Center in Boston, an international model for re-imagining ancient rituals. A trained coach and design thinking facilitator, Aliza has worked with clients throughout North America and Israel. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Connect with Aliza Kline: Website: www.OneTable.org Connect with Bad Jew: Join our online community HERE: https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

"Do this in remembrance of me." - Jesus (Luke 22:19-20).

Aliza Kline joins The MoPod to discuss the foundation of OneTable, the beauty of bringing people together for a Shabbos meal, and what goes into running a non-profit organization. You don't want to miss this. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evan-harris8/support

In this episode we play at four different casinos. We played slots at two of them with mixed results. We play blackjack at the first casino and have to leave due to too many players at the table. Wethen move on to the next location to play blackjack. We have big expectations in are not planning on leaving without a big payout. We grind at the table for 4 hours. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

In this, the final episode of the One Table Series, the Chans and Vitales share from personal experience of the lessons learned from pursuing unity in their own lives. How do you walk through the process of reconciliation when you're the one who's been hurt? Is repentance something that we just have to do when we've sinned, or is it a gift that God gives us to draw closer to Him and others?

In discussions about unity, it's easy to get so caught up with side issues that we miss the very center of it all: Jesus, Himself. Today, as we continue the One Table series, Francis, Lisa, Vince, and Jo open their hearts to talk about who Jesus is to each of them, what they love about Him, and what it means for our unity when we move “beyond” Jesus to focus on other things.

Scripture clearly commands believers to pursue unity with one another - but what about those passages where it commands us not to associate with certain people? How do we discern if a potential point of division is a core doctrine or a disputable matter? Is it possible that our unity isn't hindered by our differences, but actually requires them? Listen to Part 4 of the “One Table” series on the Crazy Love Podcast.

Shabbat has been around since the first chapter of Genesis, but it's recently taken off in a new way for the millennial and Gen Z crowd. Reset chatted with Aliza Kline, CEO of OneTable and Leah Weinstein, head of OneTable's Chicago Chapter, about how they're making Shabbat accessible for young people.

Join us as we continue with Part 3 of our “One Table” series where Francis and Lisa Chan along with apologists Vince and Jo Vitale unpack the topic of unity within the church. In today's episode, Francis shares about his recent trip to Israel, the impact it made in his view of scripture, the beauty of what God is doing uniting both Jewish and Palestinian believers, and what it means to live with a longing to see the Lord's return.

In the book of First Corinthians, Paul tells the church, “If anyone thinks that he knows anything, he knows nothing yet as he should know.” (8:2) In other words, if we think we know it all, we really don't know anything. So how do you know whether what you believe is true? Is it because you discovered it yourself and trust your own opinion? Or is there a better way? Francis and Lisa Chan unpack these questions with Vince and Jo Vitale in today's episode – the second discussion in our “One Table” series.

Join Francis and Lisa Chan for a series of honest conversations with Vince and Jo Vitale about a seemingly impossible dream: unity in the Church. In this episode, the Chans and Vitales probe into some foundational questions around pursuing unity: How can we ask honest questions about what we or others believe, despite our fears of being judged by others or facing our own doubts? How can we walk in constant humility to learn from those different from us without compromising the essentials? Is it naive to hope that the Church could ever be united again around one table?

God invites us to One Table where everyone is welcome, united and equal. As Christians we need to confront racism to reflect God's heart and preserve the unity of the body of Christ.

Freedom. A beautiful word. It means to speak and act without hindrance or restraint. Spiritually, it means the chains of Satan have been removed and there is no more penalty for our selfish decisions. In Christ, we have freedom.A series on Galatians. Part 2 of 6.

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In this episode, Keith and Jesse welcome John and Nineveh Madsen to discuss how their relationship has evolved from dating and through marriage, the challenges they have overcome, building a life and family together, and their thoughts on dating and sex.   Listen in!                             ____________________________ For more information or to speak with Keith directly, please visit marriedgame.com 

Welcome to Season 2 of One Table!!! In this episode we discuss the recent overturning of Roe v Wade by the SCOTUS. This is only part ONE of many more episodes concerning this topic, so make sure you stay connected to know when the next episodes drop. Now that you're here, come on in and join us at the table...One Table

On Wednesday we spoke about One Table: an interfaith, multicultural organization, which gathers together people from all different walks of life. Gary Larson was here to tell us about the ONE TABLE picnic on August 4th, as well as provide a history of the group.

Eric and Kostas preview their upcoming episode with Ahmed Elsamadisi of Narrator AI.

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This week the After Dark crew talks about Ranking of Kings, Patrick's Parabox, Overwatch 2, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Claudia is a chef, a writer, an ambassador with Hola Montana and a lover of all things culture, food and community. She was born and raised in Barranquilla, Colombia, a tropical city on the country's northern Caribbean Coast, where she grew up primarily with her aunt and uncle. But not long after she turned 18, she moved to Miami, pursued a degree in sociology and International Relations, met Steve, her now husband of 42 years, and worked her way through nonprofit organizations, human resource positions and chef roles, trying to find her niche in helping people and having an impact.When they moved to Montana in 1998, she had one main concern: What the heck is a  Caribbean girl going to eat in the Rocky Mountains? Luckily,  she found plantains, coconuts and lentils–the colorful varieties from Timeless Seeds grown organically right here in Montana.Discovering lentils in Montana (which was a staple food in Colombia) gave Claudia the confidence to begin recreating recipes from her childhood using local and homegrown ingredients. Through her love of fusion foods, she has built a business as a private chef, leading cooking classes, hosting pop-up dinners, catering large events, and always looking for new and exciting ways to collaborate with local farmers, creators and chefs of different backgrounds.The tagline of her business, Claudia's Mesa, is "One World, One Table." Her work and her energy center around celebrating life and strengthening relationships—relationship to the foods we eat, the stories we exchange, the cultures that shaped us and the ones we're continually learning more about. And the relationship with each other, as we come to the table and break bread together.**Fact Check: Colombia gained independence July 20, 1810. ClaudiasMesa.comHolaMontana.comSupport the show

We are going to have return guests on a panel to talk about the year and to discuss thier work. * Terry Barr. Terry is a thrice-nominated Pushcart Prize essayist originally from Bessemer, Al. His essay collections--Don't Date Baptists, We Might As Well Eat, and Secrets I'm Dying to Tell You are published by Red Hawk Publications and available on Amazon * Melissa A. Matthews is a first-generation American storyteller-- mixed media artist, writer, facilitator and entrepreneur-- from Brooklyn, N.Y. She graduated with a BFA in painting from Howard University in 2008. She is currently living, working and raising her family in her cultural home of Trinidad and Tobago. * Kathryn Dillon is a Cleveland Heights, Ohio-based author and former restaurant owner who writes about food, mental health, and anything else that strikes her fancy. One Table One World (on Medium) https://medium.com/one-table-one-world If you follow my podcast and enjoy it, I'm on @buymeacoffee. If you like my work, you can buy me a coffee and share your thoughts

Different Perspectives With a Common Cause.  Thought-leaders representing both Christian & LGBTQ+ communities join Brian to solution together. This episode is about moving out of the conversation into action and practical application, and addresses real hesitations and hurdles to that.  Guests: Alan Chambers, Sandi Harman Waldrop and Justin Lee

Different Perspectives With a Common Cause.  Thought-leaders representing both Christian & LGBTQ+ communities join Brian to solution together. This episode is about moving out of the conversation into action and practical application, and addresses real hesitations and hurdles to that.  Guests: Jennifer Knapp, Keith Malon Wilson, Debbie Causey, Ory Cook

One Table welcomes Dr. Bryanna Vega, a dear friend and a trusted voice for our questions about Covid and Covid vaccines. She has a PhD in Public Health from Johns Hopkins University. With her Biblical world view, passion for Jesus, and love for His church, we couldn't have a better guest to field our questions and address our concerns. Remember, as you have heard us say many times before, don't be a single source learner…especially when it comes to Covid. So thank you for adding us as a source of learning for you! Seated at the Table: Fred, David, Dr. Bryanna Vega and Chris Resources mentioned: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/?utm_source=jhu_properties&utm_medium=dig_link&utm_content=ow_jhuhomepage&utm_campaign=jh20

Join host Jax Barker as she talks to fashionista, creator, consultant, producer and co-host of the podcast That’s So Retrograde -Elizabeth Kott about her passion: Turning Ideas Into Things. You can learn more about Elizabeth on her website at https://elizabethkott.com/ Elizabeth’s Passion Plug is One Table— their mission is to empower people who don’t yet have a consistent Shabbat dinner practice to build one that feels authentic, sustainable, and valuable. OneTable is a national nonprofit funded to support people (21-39ish) looking to find and share this powerful experience. You can learn how to get involved or support if you’re able here https://onetable.org/ Jax’s Passion Plug is Black Girls Break Bread—a Chicago-based non-profit organization with a mission to empower, uplift and inspire Black women and girls through the creation of safe spaces for intergenerational discourse and engagement. Please go to http://blackgirlsbreakbread.org/about/ to get involved & donate if you’re able. Our theme music is Forestview by The Hustle Produced by Christine Ferrera at The Lincoln Lodge

One Table is a place where four friends come together with the belief that even when we can't be of one mind, we can be of one heart. At a time in society when the difference between enmity or goodwill hinges on agreement, One Table offers an alternative. Meet us at the table and discover how four friends who often disagree profoundly still love one another deeply. We'll see you at the table.

We all know that we need community.  The Church, the Body of Christ that we claim to be  is a unique community, a community of true belonging  that says that Christ is at the center in the One Lord;  in the One Table; in the One Jesus Christ.

Jake Cohen, a “nice Jewish boy” from New York, food stylist, chef, editorial director of the feedfeed, OneTable.org board member, and an author, is rediscovering his Jewish identity and heritage by cooking up some diaspora dishes. Listen to how he dishes out the scoop on how his career started and where he sees himself going! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.