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The podcast delves into the criticism directed at Jeff Bezos' space expedition and explores why elite liberals are disparaging it and the concept of technolo...

This episode discusses the innovative approach of Kinnd, a company founded by Laura Whitney Sniderman, which facilitates the creation of friendships through ...

Naomi Krajden, a Jewish professional therapeutic clown in Canada, utilizes her Jewish heritage to connect with hospital patients and senior home residents th...

Michael Lind proposed the idea of a new American republic based on "liberal nationhood," combining classical liberal values with a New Deal-like economic app...

Rivka 'Rivkush' Campbell, a Jew of Jamaican descent and co-founder of Jews of Colour Canada, discusses her journey to Jewish activism and the creation of her...

Peter Wood is a saxophone player who is passionate about Kansas swing music and serves as a Reverend at Mackay United Church in Ottawa. Both aspects of his l...

Elianna Johnson, Editor-in-Chief of the Washington Free Beacon, discusses Texas Democrats fleeing their jobs, Cuba's protests, and concerning signs of high i...

The Congressional Jewish Staff Association (CJSA), led by Charlotte Kaye and Justin Goldberger, serves as a vital community-building organization for Jewish ...

This bonus episode of Unorthodox features interviews from Tablet's other podcasts, beginning with a discussion of the Surfside building collapse through a Ta...

Steve Kornacki discusses the New York City Democratic primary results and what they reveal about the party's ideological composition and the future of ranked...

Nakuset is a powerful figure who manages a women's shelter for Indigenous people in Montreal. She shares her experience of being removed from her Saskatchewa...

This episode of The CJN Daily explores the experiences of Edal Ergun Avimelek and her family, who immigrated from Turkey to Winnipeg during the COVID-19 pand...

In a podcast discussion, the focus was on the perceived incompetence of liberal cities and states, particularly highlighted by the New York Democratic mayora...

In this episode, Charles Bronfman reflects on his 90th birthday and discusses his philanthropic work, particularly his concerns about the growing rift betwee...

This episode commemorates the life and legacy of Rabbi Reuven Bulka, a central figure in Jewish and Canadian communities. It highlights his contributions to ...

This episode of The CJN Daily discusses the tragic Miami-Dade condo collapse and its profound impact on the Jewish community, both locally in Surfside and in...

This episode of "Bonjour Chai" focuses on the complex relationship between Jews and Quebec nationalism, featuring insights from historian Pierre Anctil. The ...

"Rivkush" is a podcast hosted by Rivka Campbell, a Jewish woman of Jamaican descent, known for advocating for Jews of color in Canada. The podcast, part of T...

Actress Tovah Feldshuh stars in "Becoming Dr. Ruth," a biographical play about Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, at the Bay Street Theater, marking a significant retur...

In a podcast episode titled "Who knew fencing was a Jewish sport?" on Menschwarmers, Eli Schenkel, a young Vancouver-based fencer, discusses his journey into...

In a recent podcast episode, there is a discussion about the intense reactions from Democrats following the failure of a voting bill, questioning the apocaly...

This episode celebrates the 114th birthday of Cecile Klein, Canada's oldest person, highlighting her approach to longevity which includes staying active and ...

This episode of The CJN Daily explores the unusual trend of Canadian rabbis departing from their posts amid pandemic challenges, likening the process to dati...

The text discusses President Biden's comments about the GOP and Vladimir Putin during his visit to Europe, where he criticized the GOP and praised Putin, spa...

Rabbi Mendel Kaplan reflects on his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and the enduring influence of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on his personal and communal...

The episode discusses the Jewish community's solidarity with their Muslim neighbors after a tragic hate-motivated killing of a Muslim family in London, Ontar...

Roseanne Benjamin reflects on her transformative teenage summers at Habonim-Dror Camp Galil, a Labor Zionist camp in Pennsylvania. Initially resistant to att...

This episode explores the changes within the Canadian Jewish community in response to George Floyd's murder, focusing on the experiences and advocacy of Jews...

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...

The text briefly mentions Naftali Bennett without providing specific details or insights about his identity or background. Instead, it acknowledges the 92nd ...

Rabbi Steven Greenberg, the first openly gay Orthodox rabbi, discusses his work with Eshel, an organization supporting LGBTQ Jews in the Orthodox community, ...

The episode pays homage to Ruth Goldbloom, a significant figure instrumental in establishing the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, exploring her leg...

This episode of The CJN Daily discusses the Kamloops Jewish community's response to the discovery of 215 children's remains at a former residential school in...

The text reflects on the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic regarding the recitation of the Kaddish prayer for mourning rituals within the Jewish ...

This episode marks the 80th anniversary of the Farhud, a devastating pogrom against the Jewish community in Iraq that occurred in 1941, leading to mass displ...

This episode of The CJN Daily discusses a new book, "No Better Home?: Jews, Canada, and the Sense of Belonging," examining Canada's appeal as a welcoming hom...

The episode discusses the future of Jewish life in Saskatoon, highlighting a graduation ceremony for Hebrew school students and the newly renovated Agudas Is...

Eric Adams, a leading candidate for New York City's mayor, has gained a significant endorsement from the Orthodox community in Far Rockaway, Queens, through ...

The text expresses gratitude to listeners for feedback on continuing daily podcasts, referencing Sally Field's Oscar speech, followed by a reaction to the Bi...

The article discusses the decline mentality present within the political class in the United States, particularly noticeable in New York City but prevalent n...

The episode discusses the ongoing investigation into the mysterious 2017 murders of Canadian Jewish billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman. Journalist Kevin Do...

Scott Stringer, NYC mayoral candidate and current comptroller, has faced allegations of past sexual harassment which have cost him substantial progressive ba...

Jenna Lewinsky continues to manage her farm of Jacob's sheep in the West Bank despite challenges from COVID-19 and escalating conflict in the region. Her sto...

Robert Gasner, a Canadian living in Ashkelon, Israel, became a local hero when he bravely rescued a mother and her children from a burning building hit by a ...

This episode of Bonjour Chai delves into the complexities of Jewish demographics in North America, focusing on the recent Pew Research Center's study on Amer...

The episode discusses the challenges Camp BB Riback in Alberta faces as it cancels its summer session for the second consecutive year due to the pandemic, al...

Nate Fish, known as the "King of Jewish Baseball," has a background in coaching and playing for various teams such as Team USA, the Tel Aviv Lightning, and t...

This episode discusses efforts by Jewish groups in Canada to ensure accurate representation in the 2021 census following a significant undercount in 2016. It...

The podcast discusses positive trends in pandemic data and a shift in tone among public health experts towards good news. It also touches on current events i...

The podcast discusses how recent job numbers falling short of expectations, with only 266,000 jobs created out of an expected 1 million, may be attributed to...