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In his latest book "The Rebel Christ," Reverend Michael Coren cleverly advocates for equal marriage, the right to abortion, and presents supporting scripture...

This episode of Bonjour Chai delves into the complex issue of organ donation within the Jewish Canadian community, exploring the misconceptions and challenge...

This episode explores the Canadian Jewish community's role in advancing truth and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, emphasizing the need for awareness ...

Recent Congressional testimony has shed light on the mendacity of Joe Biden, establishing him as lying on par with Donald Trump in policy matters. This revel...

The podcast discusses various instances of dishonesty and challenges within current events, including Secretary of State Blinken's actions, the concept of "o...

In this episode of "Unorthodox," hosts explore concepts of apology, forgiveness, and repentance through the perspectives of various guests, including legal s...

Dr. Sid Mukherjee discusses the implications of living in a post-Delta world, touching on the COVID-19 crisis and American medicine. The conversation also re...

The podcast discusses the aftermath of the Afghan War and the issue of accountability for its failure. It explores the question of who should be held respons...

Eyal Press delves into the challenging reality of essential yet often overlooked jobs in America in his book, "Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll...

In this episode, the hosts discuss a New Voices article on toxic hookup culture within Jewish youth organizations, with expert input from Rahel Bayar, a spec...

The documentary 'Roadrunner,' about Anthony Bourdain, has sparked controversy over the use of artificial intelligence to simulate Bourdain's voice for some o...

In this episode, activist Tzeporah Berman delves into the intersection of Jewish values and environmental responsibility, emphasizing the urgent need for col...

James B. Meigs discusses the reluctance to entertain the idea of COVID originating from a lab leak and highlights a tendency in the press to believe in corpo...

The text discusses the issue of whether Jeffrey Toobin should be shown compassion and forgiveness in contrast to the unforgiving nature of woke culture towar...

Fleet Maull, once a drug smuggling kingpin, turned Buddhist teacher and academic, served 14 years in prison and now focuses on bringing mindfulness and compa...

In this episode, the CJN Daily discusses Canada's new "Kindness Week" law, a concept championed by Rabbi Reuven Bulka, which was passed unanimously by the Ho...

This episode explores the Clean Speech Ottawa initiative, which encourages individuals to be mindful of their language to promote kindness and reduce harm ca...

This folktale from a thirteenth-century context explores themes of justice, divine intervention, and structural failures of society through a moralistic narr...

The text discusses the critique surrounding the Chauvin trial jury, with the Left questioning their impartiality before the verdict and the Right doing the s...

The text questions why Rep. Maxine Waters can call for "confrontation" depending on the George Floyd case verdict, suggesting she should be named and shamed,...

The article discusses the ethical stance of taking absolute responsibility for the reality of suffering, instead of relying on a hypothetical perfect world. ...

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) recently halted a project where its staff members edited Wikipedia entries using pseudonyms, potentially violating Wikipedia...

New York Governor Cuomo faces a deteriorating situation as state officials reveal concerns about job security if they did not help cover up COVID death data ...

This episode features a conversation between Tali Farhadian Weinstein and Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, exploring the roles of faith and identity in tackling racial...

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around Andrew Cuomo's recent sexual harassment scandal involving an aide in Albany, highlighting the consequ...

The article delves into the controversy surrounding Michael Che's joke on "Saturday Night Live" about Israel's COVID-19 vaccination campaign, which sparked d...

Rabbi Shawn Zevit, a Canadian rabbi based in Philadelphia, is praised for his teachings and commitment to social justice. Described as a "mensch" and a "Just...

The podcast discusses the disturbing nature of the rioters during the impeachment trial, noting their role-playing as avenging angels and villains akin to a ...

In this podcast discussion, Allison Kaplan Sommer, Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, and Noah Efron cover various important topics, including Israel's bioethics board dec...

The progressive left is moving away from solely advocating for decriminalization and is now focusing on decarceration, which challenges the current criminal ...

The podcast discusses the controversial ethical considerations in vaccine distribution, the role of luck and gratitude in American society, a notable turn of...

The text discusses Mardi Tindal, a former United Church Moderator who embodies a blend of kindness, wisdom, faith, and determination. Tindal is portrayed as ...

In a podcast discussion, the topic of elite condescension and credentialism is highlighted, focusing on how the elite often believe they know best in advisin...

In her article, Stacey Dorenfeld discusses California's Proposition 14 as a significant stride in stem cell research, likening its importance to Judaism's co...

The podcast discusses the media's biased approach towards covering the recent riots in Philadelphia and their reluctance to report on the allegations surroun...

The text discusses whether the revelations concerning Hunter Biden's emails, which suggest his father may have been involved in profiting from foreign intere...

The podcast discusses the backlash against labeling Amy Coney Barrett as a colonizer and homophobe, despite public support for her. It also questions Nancy P...

The article highlights the vital yet often overlooked efforts of Jewish rescuers during the Holocaust, specifically the work of the Oeuvre de secours aux enf...

Donald Trump's COVID diagnosis has raised questions about how it will impact the national political landscape. Some wonder if the public will react with symp...

Molly Howes' book, "A Good Apology: Four Steps to Make Things Right," provides a psychologically grounded approach to the art of apologizing, integrating wis...

The discussion explores the perceived lack of planning behind Donald Trump's controversial actions, such as refusing to consider a peaceful transfer of power...

In this Yom Kippur-themed episode of Unorthodox, the hosts explore themes of apology and reconciliation across political and religious divides through divers...

In this episode of "Unorthodox," Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks discusses his latest book, emphasizing the importance of building a moral society and the relevanc...

Annie Jollymore's opinion piece highlights the under-discussed issue of class differences within Jewish communities. Using anecdotes from interviews, she ill...

The Bintel Brief advice column addresses a sensitive inquiry about a rabbi's attendance at a sex party, questioning the boundaries of personal conduct expect...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Noah Efron, and Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida discuss the declining trust in Israeli leaders, ongoing protests outside PM Netanyahu's house, and...

The Keti Koti Table, an interracial reconciliation celebration, draws inspiration from the Jewish Passover Seder to commemorate the abolition of Dutch slaver...

The 500th episode of the COMMENTARY podcast reflects on its origins and delves into the implications of advocating for social leveling in the context of nati...

The text discusses the moral challenges posed by revelations in John Bolton's new book about Donald Trump, efforts to reform policing culture in America, and...

This episode of Unorthodox dives deeply into the racial justice conversations following the murder of George Floyd, exploring Jewish perspectives on responsi...