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The article discusses the concept of a "new inflation" with Mohamed El-Erian, exploring the potential factors contributing to rising inflation and its implic...

In this episode of "Not That Kind of Rabbi," Rev. Drew Jacques joins Ralph for a discussion on topics like the future of the Church, addressing past wrongs, ...

The discovery of 29 new homilies on Psalms by Origen in a 12th-century manuscript in 2012 sheds light on the significance of the book of Psalms for early Chr...

This episode delves into the Vilna Gaon's criticism of Beshtian Chassidus, focusing on accusations of revealing explanations in Torah against Halacha and pos...

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts explore Jewish pregnancy-related traditions, superstitions, and medical considerations with the help of various expe...

The podcast discussed the success of the American people in vaccination efforts and questioned why this achievement is being portrayed negatively. It also ce...

In this episode, Ellin Bessner discusses the recent resumption of El Al flights on the Toronto-Tel Aviv route after a hiatus due to the pandemic. Dinah Kutne...

In this episode, the focus is on the significant letter written by the Vilna Gaon in 1796, where he explains his objections to the ideas of the Besht (founde...

Amichai Cohen, a Law Professor at Ono Academic College and Senior Fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute, explores the impact of Israel's Constitutional Re...

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 delves into the early life of the Ramchal, focusing on his youth and his first Rebbe, R' Yitzchak Chaim Kantorini. It discusses the context of t...

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...

In a recent podcast episode, the hosts address a listener's concern about the host's stance on vaccination. The listener feels that one of the hosts is too c...

Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy analyze a growing trend among American Jews who reject Zionism and Israel, highlighting the historical phenomenon of 'un-Jews,' ...

In this discussion, the focus is on the controversy surrounding R' Moshe Chagiz challenging the Ramchal, leading to the Ramchal ceasing his public teachings ...

Eric Lander, the new Cabinet-level science advisor for the White House, made history by taking his oath of office on a 1492 edition of Pirkei Avot, pointing ...

This episode discusses the search for the lost Ten Tribes and the possibility of them being in Western India, exploring the evidence and historical interest ...

This episode discusses the tragic death of R' Imanuel Chai Ricco and why he was considered to have died for Kiddush Hashem. It explores the fate of the Ten T...

A woman facing surgery to remove her ovaries due to health concerns grapples with the question of which blessing to say in this challenging moment. She consi...

In this text excerpt from the book "Time and Difference in Rabbinic Judaism," the author explores the concept of God's daily schedule post-creation according...

This episode of Unorthodox is dedicated to personal stories of Jewish conversion from diverse perspectives and backgrounds. Through interviews with individua...

The episode delves into the significant influence of R Emanuel Chai Ricco's book, Mishnas Chassidim, on Kabbalistic learning in the 1700s, particularly in co...

The episode discusses the golden era of Italian Mekubalim in the 18th century, focusing on the lesser-known figure R' Emanuel Chai Rico. It highlights his si...

This episode of Bonjour Chai delves into the successful efforts of two Jewish students at Concordia University to obtain an apology from their student union ...

This episode discusses Rabbi Levi Yitzchok's earlier rabbinical positions in Ritiswall, Lobertov, and Pinsk, focusing on the opposition he faced in these cit...

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

This episode of Unorthodox delves into discussions about cultural identity with actress Emmanuelle Chriqui's Moroccan Jewish roots, the significance of inter...

In this episode, it is discussed whether Rabbi Pinchas Horowitz was truly a student of the Maggid of Mezritch, examining attempts to suggest otherwise and wa...

In this episode of 'Unorthodox,' host Mark Oppenheimer dives into the parallels between Mormonism and Judaism during an insightful conversation with McKay Co...

In this podcast episode, the focus is on the theme of disconnection in human culture, particularly the cutting off from historical roots that has occurred ov...

The text discusses the significant increase in college tuition costs over the years compared to the rate of inflation, questioning the value students receive...

In this episode, the hosts discuss the challenges of observing Passover during the pandemic, including considerations around virtual seders and whether halac...

In this engaging interview, Michael Sandel discusses his approach to public philosophy and the ongoing tension within his work between notions of meritocracy...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein discusses the Maggid of Mezritch's success in attracting students, exploring how he did so and the type of students he drew compared ...

The article explores the trend of giving Jewish-themed names to pets, a practice that resonates with many Jewish pet owners as a reflection of their cultural...

The text discusses President Joe Biden's positioning to claim credit for the pandemic response and economic recovery due to the relief bill and vaccine rollo...

This episode of Bonjour Chai discusses Beth Tzedec's groundbreaking decision to officiate same-sex marriages, and the broader topic of inclusivity within con...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein discusses the Holy Letter and its role in sparking a controversy, delves into the soul's ascension and its relation to prophecy, and ...

The text discusses the potential challenge politicians might face in relinquishing the extensive powers they gained during the pandemic, now that the vaccine...

The article discusses concerns about Congressional Democrats potentially overreaching by planning a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure bill on top of the p...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein discusses the historical identification of Achashveirosh and the discrepancy between secular history and the Tanach regarding the dat...

Rabbi Douglas Goldhamer, whose early life was marked by physical challenges and being treated as an outsider, has made a profound impact on the Jewish commun...

Yakir Englander, a former ultra-orthodox individual, is working to connect his traditional upbringing with a more freeing and expansive vision of Judaism. Th...

In Gaon #24, the focus is on the Baal Shem's Holy Letter, exploring why he needed assistance from his Rebbe for a particular experience, his premonition of d...

The episode discusses the Cherem of 1781, exploring its prime cause which might be linked to the printing of the sefarim of R Yaacov Yosef of Polna or the Be...

The podcast discusses the current state of confusion surrounding COVID-19, focusing on the reluctance of officials to be transparent about the pandemic. It h...

In this episode of Gaon, Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the Vilna Gaon's nuanced approach toward the Chassidim in the 1770s, questioning whether his opposi...

In this episode of GAON #21, Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the impact of the 1772 Cheramim in Vilna and Brody on Eastern European Jewry, assessing whether...

In this episode, Unorthodox delves into the struggles artists face today in an era dominated by big tech with William Deresiewicz, author of "The Death of th...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the controversial topic of the Brody Cherem of 1772, discussing claims that it was influenced by the Maskilim movement, exam...