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Robert Mays of the Athletic Football Show returns to About Them Cowboys as Dallas sits at 5-1 at the BYE, having won 5 straight and sitting pretty in prime playoff position. Is Robert a believer or a skeptic? What does he think of Dak compared to last year? How about Trevon Diggs and Mike McCarthy? All that and more as we reflect on the first 6 games on About Them Cowboys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 80's had every kind of show you could hope for, and while Kevin watched some, Jack watched a lot so it's his time to shine! Surprise, surprise, Kevin and Jack had very little overlap...

Welcome to our very first BonusBunz just us wanting to give you something extra to listen to while we tackle a topic that we couldn't fit anywhere else! On this episode we're reviewing Marvel's What If...? season 1 by ranking all the episodes and asking some of the big questions for season 2! Send us a question or a topic for us to cover in a future episode! https://anchor.fm/cinemabunz ——————————————————— - Get updates on our social media's - Instagram: @cinema_bunz Twitter: @cinema_bunz Email: cin3mabunz@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Deuce and Mo kick off the podcast with Morgan performing multiple songs to get us fired up (2:00), the Sixers have suspended Ben Simmons, what it means for his future and how Simmons/Philly has handled this situation (5:08), would you still try to get Simmons to the Kings based on these events (17:45) and they hit a ton of NBA topics including Luka's MVP chances (32:40), if the Kings could be the biggest surprise in the NBA and other teams who could surprise (36:00), candidates for most disappointing team (39:50), what would make the Kings the biggest surprise? (43:00), can Tyrese Haliburton be the Kings 2nd leading scorer (44:23), the most fun teams to watch in the NBA (45:53), DeAndre Ayton's future in Phoenix (49:19), dark horse rookie of the year candidates (52:43) and ESPN ranks the Kings 23rd overall and Deuce says he'll shave my head if they don't win over 36.5 games (57:30). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 130-pound division gets a Saturday evening showcase this week as Jamel Herring puts his WBO junior lightweight title on the line against undefeated former featherweight champ Shakur Stevenson. The undercard gets going at 7:25 p.m. ET and the main card starts at 10:30 p.m. The undercard will air via live stream on ESPN+ and the main card will air on ESPN.Main CardJamel Herring vs. Shakur Stevenson, 12 rounds, junior lightweight – Herring's WBO junior lightweight titleXander Zayas vs. Dan Karpency, 6 rounds, junior middleweightNico Ali Walsh vs. James Westley, 4 rounds, middleweightUndercardEvan Holyfield vs. Charles Stanford, 6 rounds, junior middleweightRoddricus Livsey vs. Eric Palmer, 6 rounds, junior welterweightHaven Brady Jr vs. Roberto Negrete, 4 rounds, featherweightAntoine Cobb vs. TBA, 4 rounds, junior welterweightHarley Mederos vs. TBA, 4 rounds, lightweightTroy Isley vs. TBA, 6 rounds, middleweightJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcKT39KR_e3ZliHe4cyC06A/joinOne Free Month of Dazn On TBV http://bit.ly/ThaBoxingVoicexDAZNhttps://www.patreon.com/ThaboxingvoiceBUY THA BOXING VOICE T-SHIRT HERE http://thaboxingvoice.com/storePLEASE SUPPORT!!! SUBSCRIBE, SHARE & LIKEPlease check out our Facebook page and hit the like button. https://www.facebook.com/Thaboxingvoiceradio GOOGLE PLUS https://plus.google.com/107960664507143008932/posts?tab=XXiWeb Sitehttp://thaboxingvoice.com/Radio show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thaboxingvoiceradioTwitter: @Thaboxingvoicehttps://twitter.com/thaboxingvoiceAudio only Podcast subscribe herehttps://itun.es/us/oY7JJ.cMUSIC CREDITCASH APP $Dolla Dibiase https://www.instagram.com/dolla_dibiase/?hl=en#JamelHerring #ShakurStevenson #StevensonHerring

We are remembering Colin Powell and his 13 rules for life. Rule #1 It ain't as bad as you think. It will look better in the morning. Delays continue with WMATA as they investigate the recent derailment. Yesterday, Washington Metrorail Safety Commission investigators found the fourth axle of the train involved in the Blue Line incident was “out of compliance with the 7000 series specifications for the wheel and axle assembly.” National Geographic released a documentary on the rescue of the Thai boys soccer team. The incredible story includes real footage, “The Rescue” has already received accolades at the Middleburg Arts Festival. Three Maryland towns, Frederick, Columbia and Annapolis are all ranked in the best 100 places to live in America, according to a report released by the community research outlet Livability. Halloween candy sales are up 48% compared to this time last year. Most popular candy in Maryland = Hershey Kisses, Virginia = Hot Tamales and DC = M&Ms. A 2 hour interview with Oprah and Adele is coming to CBS on November 14th. Political Arena is a new video game in development that allows players to choose a political candidate and make all sorts of decisions around campaigning. Links: Top Halloween Candy By State:

Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including: A new poll was released on the upcoming Missouri race. Greitens leads the field with 36% of support from likely Republican voters. State Attorney General Eric Schmitt is his closest rival, garnering 17% of the likely vote, with 25% of those polled still undecided ahead of Election Day 2022. Meanwhile, The Missouri Times reported on a poll from the Remington Research Group. Here's the outcome of that poll Eric Schmitt – 28 percent Eric Greitens – 27 percent Vicky Hartzler – 17 percent Billy Long – 8 percent Mark McCloskey – 5 percent

IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees) leadership struck a tentative deal with major Hollywood studios just hours before production crews were scheduled to walk offset and strike. Some of the three-year agreement's highlights include a 10-hour break between shifts, a 54-hour weekend rest period, penalties for not taking meals during work, health and pension benefits, and a living wage. Rank-and-file members of IATSE must ratify the deal.  “We're already in a situation where there's a lot of anger out there, and it's sort of a question of where does it get channeled. Does it … dissipate or does it go towards a no vote? Does it go in some other direction? That's not clear yet,” says Gene Maddaus, senior media writer for Variety.  Also, Press Play gets tips on breaking your smartphone addiction, and looks into a new Apple TV+ documentary about the Velvet Underground. 

The hosts of the Rank and Vile podcast, Ryan Boyd and Quincy Rhoads, join us for the show this week to talk about spooky (not scary) movies for Chris to watch, Scaredy Cats, the mysteries of Tubi, what exactly constitutes a horror movie, and a whole lot more! Plus, Matt and Chris judge a very intriguing Great Indoor Fight battle!

In this episode, Jessica explains what Rank Makers University is. rankmakerslive.com Thanks for listening! Have some feedback to share? Leave us a review on iTunes! www.rayhigdon.com

Big shoutout to our special guest Fred Hightower. We start the pod out with the Jon Gruden firing. Next we talk about the Bisexual Superman news and the Dave Chapelle special. This somehow led us to talk about Kanye again

Every year, Chris Ryan joins Sean to share his favorite horror flicks, break down the state of the genre, and spotlight a few under-the-radar gems. They also rank their favorite horror franchises and put Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers, Chucky, and more in their proper place (1:00). Then, filmmaker David Gordon Green comes to the show to discuss 'Halloween Kills' and his 'Exorcist' reboot (58:00). Hosts: Sean Fennessey  Guests: Chris Ryan and David Gordon Green Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we will be looking at the Halo Infinite Ranked and Competitive settings. Make sure you jump into our discord to talk about halo with us and get in some games! We are super excited about Halo Infinite. Twitter - https://twitter.com/haloinfinitepod Discord - https://discord.gg/aD5r26FDEK Listen to the latest Halo Infinite Podcast right here on YouTube. Make sure you subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when we go live! #Halo #HaloInfinite --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/haloinfinitepodcast/message

The best college football gambling picks for the country's most mediocre teams -- Will Arizona get their only win of the season at Colorado? Can Clemson cover at Syracuse? Will Wisconsin disrespect the troops and win by two touchdowns over Army?    Sign up today at MyBookie.com and use promo code DRINKINBROS to get your first-ever deposit matched dollar-for-dollar.   Ghostbed.com/DrinkinBros   Kill Cliff is offering Drinkin' Bros an exclusive offer, 30% off, go to KillCliff.com and use promo code DRINKINBROS.  

Thinking about dating again but have no idea where to start? I get it! Today's episode is a replay of Day 1 of the FIND LOVE AGAIN Challenge. What this challenge does and what my new course does, it opens up your mind more and prepares your heart more for what to expect when you start dating again. At the end of Day 1, your homework assignment is to RANK YOUR ROADBLOCKS. Here are some of the most common ones: What will other people think? I'm not sure I'm even ready. I have too much baggage. What If I try and I fail? I feel like I'm betraying my husband. This feels like cheating. Aren't I too old for this? I don't know where to start?! I'm afraid. Your homework is to pick 5 from this list and RANK them...1 being your biggest roadblock. EMAIL ME your results! Send to jen@widow180.com I would LOVE to hear from you! My new course can help navigate this modern dating world...it's called Dating After Loss: A 4 Step WISH Program For Widows And Widowers Looking To Find Love Again! For information on my new program go to www.widow180.com/courses Join our Facebook group to continue these discussions: Widow180 Community And FOLLOW ON IG: @widow_180  

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I've gone over the Braves and their improbable season a few times already.  I discussed their inability to get over .500 for the longest time. I hit their consecutive 18 Game stretch interchanging 1 win and 1 loss. I wrote Read More

The fellas put together a list of 11 commonly misheard song lyrics...betting there's at least one song that gets you! Did you know there's actually a name for when someone mishears lyrics? Tune in to find out!

Today, I will share a 3 step keyword hack for new sites to rank in Google faster.It is one of the biggest obstacles I see people dealing with, especially; When starting a new blog post. What are the best keywords? How do I know? Do I have the best chance of ranking? I've talked about this here on the podcast before. I've talked about this in my coffee talks and shared it in our niche properties class several times.Here, you'll be looking over my shoulder to find these in Uber suggests, and it works. We can take it one level deeper. That's what I'm going to share with you here today. All of this is explained in more detail in this episode. 

Ralph and Nathan Miranda update the college football rankings (2:42), recap Alabama's loss to Texas A&M (7:02), debate which teams will make the CFB Playoff (17:25), recap Notre Dame's win over Virginia Tech (24:38), discuss Tennessee's success (31:18), and preview Week 7 (36:13).

College Football Weekend Recap, Hall of Famer Criag Way, DCTF Plays of the Week & more

Part 1 of our coverage of Hulk Hogan's 1996 classic, Secret Agent Club.   Follow us on Twitter @WGDPod Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WGDPod Email us at WGDPod@gmail.com Check out our draft drawing video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc-nYmghcYQ Check out our recommendations list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TVswqyZHn-FOOmDAKNFp9dr6sTw4rcrb4Igcs1hB0uQ/edit?usp=sharing Check out our Instagram page at instagram.com/WGDPod Theme music:  “Find My Way” by Magnolia Brown “Old Bidness” music provided by Polyester Robot.  Like and follow Polyester Robot on Facebook:  Polyester Robot (Facebook) Recommendations music provided by Len Binning.  Check out Len's YouTube show “Len and Jim Take Over” (link) Follow Magnolia Brown on Facebook (facebook.com/MagnoliaBrownJams) and Reverb Nation (ReverbNation.com/MagnoliaBrownJams)

☎️ Tyson Fury KNOCKS OUT Deontay Wilder Ends Trilogy❗️Crawford vs Porter Reaction

Catch George Wrighster throughout the week by subscribing to Wrighster or Wrong here! Dan Beyer and George Wrighster react to all of the Week 5 Sunday NFL action, including kicker drama, AFC contender shootouts, and wild finishes! FOX Sideline Reporter Pam Oliver joins the guys after witnessing the Eagles get a comeback win over the Panthers. The guys debate the Packers level of play right now after going to overtime with the Bengals. The Lions have one reason to be happy with their team after another dramatic loss. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins the guys to the Steelers getting a bounceback win. Should the Dolphins set their sights on Russell Wilson? Plus, Fantasy Hits and Misses, See You On Wednesday Players of the Day, and the Most Valuable Plays of the Week! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Catch all of FOX Sports Radio's weekend coverage by subscribing to FOX Sports Weekends here! Dan Beyer and George Wrighster react to all of the Week 5 Sunday NFL action, including kicker drama, AFC contender shootouts, and wild finishes! FOX Sideline Reporter Pam Oliver joins the guys after witnessing the Eagles get a comeback win over the Panthers. The guys debate the Packers level of play right now after going to overtime with the Bengals. The Lions have one reason to be happy with their team after another dramatic loss. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins the guys to the Steelers getting a bounceback win. Should the Dolphins set their sights on Russell Wilson? Plus, Fantasy Hits and Misses, See You On Wednesday Players of the Day, and the Most Valuable Plays of the Week! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Tyson Fury Remains Unbeaten, Retains WBC World Heavyweight Title and Lineal Crown With Thrilling Knockout Victory Over Deontay Wilder in an ESPN+/FOX Sports PPVfrom T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcKT39KR_e3ZliHe4cyC06A/joinOne Free Month of Dazn On TBV http://bit.ly/ThaBoxingVoicexDAZNhttps://www.patreon.com/ThaboxingvoiceBUY THA BOXING VOICE T-SHIRT HERE http://thaboxingvoice.com/storePLEASE SUPPORT!!! SUBSCRIBE, SHARE & LIKEPlease check out our Facebook page and hit the like button. https://www.facebook.com/Thaboxingvoiceradio GOOGLE PLUS https://plus.google.com/107960664507143008932/posts?tab=XXiWeb Sitehttp://thaboxingvoice.com/Radio show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thaboxingvoiceradioTwitter: @Thaboxingvoicehttps://twitter.com/thaboxingvoiceAudio only Podcast subscribe herehttps://itun.es/us/oY7JJ.cMUSIC CREDITCASH APP $Dolla Dibiase https://www.instagram.com/dolla_dibiase/?hl=en#DeontayWilder #FuryWilder #TysonFury

We-we-we're ba-ba-back for a re-re-rank. Sorry, it's freezing in this description box. Anyway, we also talk about Venom 2 and What if.

Listen to 'The Evening Edge with Todd Hollst' on-demand here and live every weeknight 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on WHIO Radio.

On this installment of PODcore, Byrne and Vinny discuss the heavy metal thrash band Death Angel.  They rank their nine album catalog from worst to first and discuss some cool live experiences about this highly underrated thrash band.  Give it a listen and then contact the boys at PODcore metal on metal on Facebook and You Tube with your rank  Listen to Metal m/

Ministries in transition have to accept that they can do many other things besides pastoring. Don't fall for the mindset that ranks pastoring as the only ministry worth performing.   #KingdomSpeak #Podcast #Podcaster #NewEpisode #Transition #ChurchGovernance #Leaders

Fury vs Wilder is HERE!  Find out our Analysis and Predictions  |  We Rank the 130 Division | PLUS 3 Big Fights get inked.   Tune in to find out al your latest boxing news!

This week the fellas put a list together of the best months of the year, and it's not what you might expect! Let us know your list of favorite months through the PEN Listener Hotline at (833) PODSNET or via email at Lists@podcastentertainment.com

Pre-season is here! So... GIDDEY UP... cos Josh Giddey's Rookie of the Year campaign is already underway, Jock Landale crushed it in his first outing, and even Dante Exum got some run! PLUS... the Ben Simmons Saga rolls on unabated AND we finish off the #NBAStrayaRank with the top 25 players in the NBA! Noice. ALSO! We've got a RASH of sweet YEAH NAHs, along with an UNPOPULAR OPINION OF THE DAY and an OUTBACK TAKEHOUSE! Sweet - also, there's SO much yelling. Get RIGHT around it & hope you dig it!

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Danny McCray, Barry Church and Newy Scruggs debate where the Cowboys rank amongst the other NFL teams after 4 weeks of the season and more on this episode of the Player's Lounge!

Danny McCray, Barry Church and Newy Scruggs debate where the Cowboys rank amongst the other NFL teams after 4 weeks of the season and more on this episode of the Player's Lounge!

Tips this week include: • Why I'm officially hooked on TikTok now • Facebook was down on Monday, and how I found out about it • Help with finding great video courses to vet • The ModSecurity issues and alternatives we are looking into • Updates coming to the Webmaster Training tutorials • Host control panel differences and how I'll be dealing with them for new tutorials • What's up with the host server setup issues all over the place • More expansion of the Bad SEO bot block tests and implementation • What we're discussing and supporting in our BB Hub Facebook group • Proof that faster sites do indeed rank better • Why I've lost faith in Google Search Console • A peek into our future and why it's time to pivot how you make money

Holly Rowe has joined the Utah Jazz broadcast team. KSL/The Zone merger ousts Gordon Monson and Austin Horton. Jazz preseason to begin Monday. Rudy Gay with heel surgery. We discuss ESPN NBA Ranked Jazz players. Moar Ben Simmons drama. Devin's Quick Hits features college football talk and we touch on the loss of Aaron Lowe. In Pop Culture John reviews Squid Game and Devin has been watching Love on the Spectrum.

EP155: My guest this week is Hilary Rank, a former corporate leader turned Women's Health & Wellness coach. At age 40, she decided life was too short not to fulfill her life purpose, which is to help other women transform into their fit & fabulous selves.  In this episode, we covered a lot of topics including: what drove her to setting a personal goal to enter a bikini competition and finally have the body she always dreamed of after her 2nd son was born, the insidious and often misunderstood symptoms she experienced that can result from systemic stress, what to look out for if you hear the common response from your primary doctor, when it relates to hormonal issues, of: “You are fine.” but you know otherwise, and the little-known, but all-too-common root cause of all chronic disease issues. Hilary talks about how she, at age 40, got into the best shape of her life while simultaneously becoming the sickest. She thought she had done everything right, by losing her baby weight and achieving a fit body, which is what she always wanted, but once she was there, she fell headfirst into a “waterfall of issues.” The truth was, she went about being healthy in the wrong way - extreme dieting and exercising, all while holding a stressful job with big responsibility along with parenting 2 young boys. It led to low thyroid function, imbalanced hormones and adrenal burnout.  Hilary's journey back to recovering her own good health & happiness led her to create her passion-driven, coaching business and the Forty Feels Fabulous Method, which helps women over 40 gain more energy, lose extra weight and LOVE who they see in the mirror. She has a desire deep within to guide women to solutions quickly so they don't have to suffer and stand alone as long as she did.    Click on any of the links below to learn more about Hilary and connect with her: Website: www.healthybyhilary.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/healthybyhilary IG: https://www.instagram.com/healthybyhilary/   f you'd like to connect or reach out to ME, you can find me at: Website: www.notyouraveragegrandma.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaurieColvinWright Instagram: www.instagram.com/not_your_average_grandma Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/NotYourAverageGrandma   Note: Not Your Average Grandma is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

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Parshat Bereshit - Exile and Return is a seminal Jewish theme we normally associate with Exodus and the narrative of the Jewish People. We discover this theme in the first chapters of Genesis and in so doing discover the Hebrew Bible's universal message regarding the trauma of birth, the anxiety of life and the rewards of creativity and expansion. Sefaria Source Sheet: www.sefaria.org/sheets/349788 Transcript: Geoffrey Stern  00:00 Welcome to Madlik disruptive Torah. And every week, we record half an hour of what I call disruptive Torah, where we kind of look at the Torah with a new lens and maybe from a new angle and try to share that sense of discovery with our participants. So thank you all for joining. And we are going to start with Bereshit. And for those of you who have been listening and participating in clubhouse, I think you already know that one of my favorite commentators is Rashi. He wrote a commentary on all of the books of the Torah, including the Talmud, the Mishanh, I just an unbelievable encyclopedic review of the Holy Writ of the Jewish people. But it's not the expanse, it's the detail and he always brings a midrash or a quotation that is absolutely insightful and actually kind of positions the whole discussion. So the first verse of the Torah we all know "In the beginning God created the heaven in the earth." And the first Rashi starts as follows: "Rabbi Isaac said, the Torah, which is the law book of Israel, should have started with Exodus 12: 2 the first commandment "This month shall be unto you the first of the months", which is the first commandment given to Israel. "What is the reason" asks this Rabbi Isaac "then that it commences with the account of creation?" Pretty good question. We'll discuss the question in a second and its premise. And he answers "because of the thought expressed in Psalms, "God declared to his people the strength of his works, in order that he might give them the heritage of the nations.".  Rashi continues, "for should the people of the world say to Israel, 'are robbers because you took by force the lands of the seven nations of Canaan', Israel may reply to them and say, from Psalms, all the earth belongs to the Holy One, bless be he. He created it, and gave it to whom he pleased, when he willed, he gave it to them. And when he willed he took it away from them and gave it to us." So Wow, what a way to begin studying the the narratives of the cosmology, the creation of the world, and our foreparents with a question of, well, what are we even reading this for? The Torah is a book of laws. It's a book that gives us the "hora'aot" the direction, the path that we should walk down. Why are we wasting our time with this mythology? And then he gives an answer, but let's stop for a second Rabbi and discuss the premise of his very question. Adam Mintz  03:09 The premise is very problematic. The premise is that the only purpose of the book is to teach us laws. Ramban, Nachmanidies, the great Spanish scholar who lived in the 1200s. he disagrees with Rashi, here at the beginning of the Torah immediately. He says that the purpose of the book of Bereshit, of Genesis is not to teach us laws, but it's to teach us moral cause. He has a great phrase, the phrase is "Ma'aseh avot, siman l'banim" "the actions of our forefathers our models to the children", and therefore that's the reason we have all the stories in Bereshit. Rashi seems to argue with that. Rashi seems to say that, no, it's not about morality, it's about law. And if you think it's about law, there's no reason for the book of Bereshit. So Rashi needs to explain that it's to teach us about our connection to the land of Israel. So in that very first Rashi, there actually is a fundamental question about the purpose of Torah. Geoffrey Stern  04:22 So I love the fact that you quoted  "Ma'aseh avot, siman l'banim" which literally as you say means "the are stories of oure foreparents. "siman" is a sign for the children. And of course, you could expand and say "avot" could also mean as in "avot melacha" or "Pikei Avot", it could mean the most basic primary principles. So the stories of our roots, of our beginnings are is a siman is a sign for its children. But in a sense, "sign" is very similar to myth. Meaning to say that even Ramban quoting this Talmudic phrase, there's almost the recognition that we're not just telling stories here that either the stories actually occurred but they have deeper symbolic meaning. Or it's not that important that every one of them occurred because the symbolic meaning is what drives us. And if you think about that for a second, I'm not sure that is that different from what Rashi ends up answering, which is okay, the reason we need this is because these stories justify the Jewish people's coming from another place and coming into the land that was at the time that they came in occupied by another people. And the ethical, moral, or you could even say political message, the "siman" that we are getting from these stories is that you know what, no one owns anything. The earth belongs to the Lord. And he can give and he can take and that's a big message, I think for life. But but really they're all kind of on the same page from the fact that none of them, correct me if I'm wrong, is interested or believes that these stories by themselves as a historical record, belong in our holy book, they have to symbolize something, they have to inspire us in some way. Would you agree to that? Adam Mintz  06:51 I would agree. Now, the idea of myths is a fascinating idea. I actually spoke about this right before Yizkor. There's the new book by Dara Horn. the book by Dara Horn is some title like people, "Why do people love dead Jews?" It's a provocative title. But she has a collection of essays. She raises the following idea, which is a great idea. You know, we're all brought up Geoffrey with the idea that the way that we all got our American names is our forefathers, our grandparents came to Ellis Island, and they only knew Yiddish. So they were asked by the by the representative at Ellis Island: "What's your name?" And they answered, "shoyn Forgesin", which means in Yiddish "I forgot". And the representative said, okay, your name is "Shawn Fergeson"And that's how everybody got their American names. They didn't know any English so they made up something and that became their American names. Dara Horn, the author points out that that is not true. We know that that's not true. What's true is that in the 1930s, we have multiple court records about Jews who actually went to courts in America, especially in New York, to change their names, because there was so much anti semitism in America, and they couldn't get jobs and they couldn't get into schools, and they couldn't get into colleges. And therefore they they asked to change their names. She said, Where does the myth come from? The myth comes from the fact that we as American Jews want to protect America, we want to protect the Jewish relationship with America. So therefore, that myth of Ellis Island is a much better myth than the truth. And I think Geoffrey, that's a very interesting idea here. When you talk about the myth of the stories in the book of Genesis. Did they happen? Did they not happen? The point is, it doesn't make any difference whether they happened or they didn't happen. But each one of them grapples with a moral issue. And not all of them are easily resolvable. Let's take Geoffrey the most difficult one of all, God says to Abraham, I want you to sacrifice your son. Now, the question is not whether that actually happens, or not, the question is why Abraham said, Okay, I'll sacrifice my son. What right did he have to sacrifice his son even at God's Word? So the entire book of Genesis is made up of these  "Ma'aseh avot, siman l'banim" these stories, these myths that come to teach us a moral lesson. So I think Dara Horn is really on to something, that sometimes the myth is more important. Then the fact because it comes to teach us something important. Geoffrey Stern  10:05 I think that's great. And clearly, these are myths that resonated, certainly when the Torah was edited, put together, and then re-read over and over again, these are myths that work picked for a reason. And then by simply being repeated so many times they take on a life of their own. And you get to see how different generations and different people react and interact with them. I have to say, as an aside here, that Elie Wiesel wrote a book on Rashi. And it struck Elie Wiesel that the first Rabbi that Rashi quotes is named Rabbi Yitzchok. And of course Rahi's name is Shlomo ben Yitzchak. So the truth is, this is a rabbi that comes from the Yalkut Shimoni it was not his father. But again, it does give another rendering to  "Ma'aseh avot, siman l'banim" that we are looking almost like a Rorschach inkblot at the same stories that were looked at, by our forefathers, our forbearers in the case of Judaism, by Christians, by Muslims, by scholars. And that's kind of fascinating, too, I just find that the term that the stories of our past are a sign to us is so so pregnant with meaning, and makes it all so exciting. And getting back to your point about the sacrifice of Isaac, you know, another way to look at myths, and we're gonna start talking about how the psychoanalysts looked at it is like a dream as well. And, you know, the thing about a dream, especially a nightmare, is it's made to resolve certain things, talking about it, hearing it, repeating it over and over again. And then we can manufacture the ending sometimes. So the ending does become important. So I've always thought that the punch line of the sacrifice, or the binding of Isaac was that he wasn't sacrificed. But that is a story that we are going to discuss in the future. What I want to spend the rest of today's discussion talking about is something that I thought about for the first time this year. And that is that when Rashi  brings up this point, that why do we need the stories? And he answers with a seemingly very provincial, national answer saying, well, it's in order that we should not be called colonizers, because we're going to come and we're going to, at a certain point in time, take this land that we admit, we are not originally from. And we need these stories to justify that land grab, so to speak. But what it really comes down to, and this is the insight that I want to spend the rest of the day talking about, is that the earth belongs to the Lord. And I would say, it's arbitrary that we own this, or we sit here or we live there. And then there's this other issue, which I really want to focus on, which is that none of us belong to a particular place in the sense we're all alienated from it. From the beginning of the Torah, we're going to see more than I think any of us ever expected. The theme of exile, over and over again in the first, just four chapters of Genesis. And Rashi is even here talking about this concept of exile and return that comes up much later in the narrative. But he brings it to the beginning of the Torah and that I think is not provincial is not partisan, but actually is one of the primary themes of the Bible. So in terms of the Bible itself, we all know that Adam in the second chapter, it has the story of man being created by himself. Maybe he was androgynous we don't know. But after looking for a helpmeet throughout the animal kingdom, God fashioned his rib in 2: 22 And it says, "and he had taken from the man into the woman, and he brought her to the man, then the man said, this one at last is bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh, this one shall be called woman." So here you have this beautiful image of the unity of mankind of a man cleaving to his wife. And then it goes on to say, "for from men, she was taken. Hence, a man leaves his father and mother, and clings to his wife, so that they shall become one." So we have already in the second chapter, the first instance of this tension between being unitary, whole, complete, and being separated. And there's almost this sense of the separation is a necessary part of our identity. Ever think, and I'm not even talking about the amount of times in the process of creation itself. We had God is doing "havdalah" where he's creating by separating Earth from land, sky from the abode. Have you ever thought about it this way Rabbi Adam? Adam Mintz  16:21 Yeah, well, the idea of separating.... you brought up a whole bunch of different things here. Let's talk about the last thing, the idea of separating the entire story of the six days of creation, is the story about separating, separating night from day, light from darkness, animals from people, the sun and the moon, everything has its opposite. What do you make of that? Why do you think that's so important, that in the story of creation, everything has its opposite? Geoffrey Stern  17:03 Well, I think again, it gives us an insight into the biblical mind, the mind of the Bible's sense of God. And so many things about Genesis is about either dividing or choosing and when you choose, you also are selecting one thing and rejecting something else. It just seems so written in to the fabric. You can almost make the case that creation itself was not so much out of nothing, which is a Greek term, a modern term, but was this act of separating and repositioning. And it does become something that if you use it as a lens, enables you to understand much about the different narratives. In this particular case. I focused first upon man and wife, which is kind of, you know, the beginnings of society, separate from their father and mother, who is the father and mother of Adam and Eve. It's God in a sense, and of course, that story gets picked up a few verses later, in chapter three, when the famous Original Sin occurs. And at this point, God says to the woman, I will give you birth pangs, "b'etzev tilady", you shall give birth in pain, when you bear children, and your husband will rule over you, but also will struggle to pull crops from the ground, "by the sweat of your brow, shall you have bred to eat". Some of the modern day psychologists look at this whole story as the beginning of the "trauma of birth", that here, man was first created without those birth pangs. And he was first created without needing to separate the crop from the earth and to create creation, so to speak. And the first story of creation is this major separation where we are thrown out of the Garden of Eden. So again, everything that we've been talking about till now has focused on this separation. You can even call it alienation That we are torn apart. And that's how on the one hand, you could make an argument creation happens. But certainly it's the source of a lot of anxiety. Adam Mintz  20:12 I mean, there's no question that that's right. A couple of things you brought up, number one, the idea of Adam and Eve not having parents. But then you have the story in chapter three of the sin. And God really takes the position of Adam and Eve's parents in the sense that he's the one who reprimands them, and he's the one who punishes them. I was always wondering, Geoffrey, the rabbis say an amazing thing. The rabbis say that Adam and Eve were created, they were put in the Garden of Eden, but they never actually slept a night in the Garden of Eden. They couldn't even make it one night, before nightfall they had already sinned. Why do you think it is that there was somehow a need for the Torah to tell us that they sinned so quickly, that part of the nature of human beings is to sin? What do you make of that? Geoffrey Stern  21:16 Well, it's certainly the source or the intention of that type of explanation of the myth would come from the fact that it was it was just a taste, it was just so fleeting. And it happened in an instant. And I think that what I kind of come up with is, first of all, how final the divorce, how final the expulsion from the Garden of Eden was, you have these Cherubim, you have these angels with a sword, standing guard over it. It almost sounds as if it was part of the birth pang. It was a rupture, it had to occur, that everything that lies ahead, is after this fact. And that this story was there less to tell you about the bliss of the Garden of Eden, but more to focus you on the project that begins after the expulsion. That's my read. But it's true. We don't spend a whole lot of time on the pearly gates, the beauty of the Garden of Eden, it's almost as though On the flip side, the Torah doesn't spend much time, or any time at all, I would argue on describing a heaven. on describing a pearly end it's all about what lies ahead of us.. Adam Mintz  23:08 That point is such a good point. Because the Garden of Eden is much more important symbolically as the place where they will go back to, right? When we say when somebody dies, "b'gan eden t'he menuchatam"  that their resting place will be in the garden of Eden. So the Garden of Eden becomes a place we're going back to not a place that we spend very much time in. That's a fascinating idea. Geoffrey Stern  23:42 So that's a great segue for me to talk a little bit about the psychoanalytic analysts and Otto Rank, wrote two two books 10 years apart. One was called "The myth of the birth of the hero", and the other was called "The trauma of birth". And in the myth of the birth of the hero, he gives much credit to Freud and Freud actually, I wrote on this subject in a book he wrote called "Moses and Monotheism" and that is, and we'll discuss this when we get to Moses, is how almost to a "T" in every one of the ancient mythologies whether it's Romulus and Remus, or whoever. There's this story about the Royal heir, the prince who is expelled from the home, maybe it's because the father is afraid that he's going to come and usurp the throne, has to go out .... many times he's put into a raft through a boat,  is raised by animals or simple people. And then you have like Odysseus, a whole way of coming back. Ultimately, if you get to the Oedipus story, he then comes back and he kills his father. He gets his mother and all is resolved. And that's what Rank writes about in this "myth of the birth of the hero". But he makes a major change when he talks about "the trauma of birth". And what he says there is that there's something even more primal, then this, Oedipus and this hero, and what that is, we are all born of women, so to speak, we all are ruptured and thrown into the world. And we are separated from that warm place of our origins. And unlike the Oedipus myth, he claims and I think he's right, and that's why I'm bringing it up now is that it doesn't necessarily or it does necessarily not get resolved. In other words, none of us can go back into the womb. And he brings the Cherubim outside of Eden, because he does see the creation of Eve from Adam, as a way to, to kind of detour around the birth of of humans as it actually occurs. And he does talk about taking the apple off the tree as giving birth to it and separating it. And what he talks about is the whole sin, the whole original sin that all of us human beings have to try to address and not necessarily resolve is this original disruption in our lives. And what argues is that you do not go back to Eden. And I do think you're absolutely right, that we talk about "Gan Eden Mi'Kedem". And we talk about in our prayers going back to Eden, but Eden does not feature as much in Judaism as in Christianity, the Fall does not feature as much. But certainly, there's this sense that the trauma of birth is something that we can't put back, you can't put the genie back inside of the bottle. And that's what kind of is intriguing to me. And again, when we look at myths, some myths, you can wrap with a bow, and they resolve themselves, and others are ones that are just the human condition that we have to deal with. Adam Mintz  27:29 Yes, that is right. And you say that here in the in the very beginning of the Torah, we're really introduced to different kinds of myths. Now we talk about myths. Then you talk about the story of fratricide where Cain kills Abel. That's very much not a myth. That feels very real, doesn't it? Geoffrey Stern  27:56 Well, it absolutely does. But thank you for bringing it up. Because that, I would say is the fourth instance, in our parsha this week, where we have this sense of being a wanderer on the earth, the punishment that Cain gets goes back to the same thing that happened with Adam. It says, If in Genesis 412, it says, "If you till the soil, it shall no longer yield its strength to you." So this birth process will no longer be natural. And then it says you shall become a ceaseless wanderer on the earth. "Na v'nad ti'hiye b'aretz" Then he goes on to say that I "geyrashta" I will divorce you from the face of the earth. And it uses the phrase that we discovered in Deuteronomy at the end of the story, and it goes "umipanecha Ester" and I will hide my face from you. So again, these themes that we thought developed all the way at the end, were there all the way at the beginning as kernels. And then finally, where does Cain go to live and This to me is discovering humor in the Bible as well. "veYashav b'eretz Nod", and he settled he dwelt in the land of Nod.  Nod is the same word for Na v'nad", that is he settled in the land of wandering. Adam Mintz  28:05 Which means he never settled.   Geoffrey Stern  29:34 He absolutely never settled. He felt responsible for death, he had that guilt. And again, you can say yes, it's a real story. It's not a myth. But if you look at it in terms of all of the narratives that we've seen in Genesis, so far, through this lens, in the first four chapters, it's all about being sent into exile, alienated from one's source ripped away from whether it's the tree, whether it's the father, be it God or one's parents.... cleaving on to each other, to me, it just is so amazing that even though we're not talking about the story of the Jewish people that Rashi focused us on to, the idea is in humanity is this same trope of, of literally from the beginning, we are separated. And if you ask the same question that Rashi asks, from that perspective, then the answer is it needs to start here, because the journey is all about somehow regaining that unity that  wholeness, that, that completion. So what what I also discovered is this amazing essay by Bialik, and it's called "Jewish Dualism". And he looks at all of Jewish history, he picks up on where Rashi left off. And he says that, you know, we've been out of the land more than we've been in it. Every time we've left, we've expanded, we've grown. He talks about "a group which adapts itself to the ways of life of the whole world, but nonetheless remains a people dwelling apart." And that's part of the other narrative. And he talks about this strength that it gives us. And I think he wrote it in the same year, as Otto Rank, wrote his book, and they both come to an interesting conclusion. And that is that it's not all a negative thing, that from each expansion and contraction from each exile and return. We enrich ourselves and we enrich others. And Bialik, who is considered the poet Laureate of Zionism, even ends his essay with the following statement, which is mind blowing, he says "And who knows, perhaps after hundreds of years, [of living in the State of Israel], we will be emboldened to make another Exodus, which will lead to the spreading of our spirit over the world, and assiduously striving towards glory." So he really sees it as a pathway going forward of enrichment that is intrinsic to the biblical project. And Rank talks about artists and philosophers and religionists who are able to take this trauma of being born against one's will being passed out and separated from one's natural mother parents from God from this sense of unity and he sees it also as a potential for amazing creation. And He therefore doesn't call the hero the hero anymore he calls it the artist which is kind of fascinating to me so I really do think that the the question is a good one Why do we read these stories? It's a question we all have to ask ourselves and how we answer it really says a lot about ourselves and the direction we want to go in but certainly having multi generations talk about the same texts like Rashi and his father Yitzchok and like you and I and like our listeners is part of the creative project which I think brings us together so anyway, I just love discovering these themes of exile and return so early in the mythological narrative, and I hope you do as well.   Adam Mintz  34:11 What a good star Geoffrey. We thank everybody enjoy the parsha Bereshit, and we look forward to continuing Noach next week. And we look forward to a great year of studying parshiyot together with you on Madlik. So thank you, everybody. Shabbat Shalom and enjoy the parsha.

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