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Bernie Farber discusses his departure from the Canadian Anti-Hate Network and reflects on the diminishing support for Jewish causes within progressive circle...

John Longhurst, Canada's last faith reporter, discusses the changing landscape of religion in Canada, highlighting a shift from organized religion to persona...

John Longhurst, Canada's sole remaining faith reporter, discusses the decreasing religious affiliation in Canada, his career journey, and his new book, 'Can ...

Ralph Benmergui interviews John Longhurst, Canada's last remaining faith reporter, about the evolving landscape of religion reporting and the changes in Cana...

John Longhurst, Canada's last remaining faith reporter, discusses his unconventional path to sustaining religious reporting in the nation's newspapers amidst...

Rabbi Beni Wajnberg, who has served communities worldwide, shares insights on the importance of actively engaging with synagogue and Jewish life without mere...

Rabbi Beni Wajnberg explores the concept of being a shareholder in Jewish synagogues rather than merely paying dues, encouraging active engagement and presen...

Rabbi Beni Wajnberg challenges the traditional model of synagogue membership by suggesting that Jews should become shareholders who actively invest in their ...

Rabbi Beni Wajnberg shares insightful perspectives from his diverse rabbinic journey, advocating for a model of synagogue participation that values personal ...

Marsha Lederman shares her experience as the daughter of Holocaust survivors, highlighting how Yom HaShoah offers a unique sense of community and solidarity ...

Marsha Lederman reflects on the impact of being the child of Holocaust survivors and how she navigates Yom HaShoah, finding solace in community. Her book, 'K...

Marsha Lederman, daughter of Holocaust survivors, discusses the intergenerational trauma she carries and how Yom HaShoah offers her a sense of community. She...

Marsha Lederman, a journalist and daughter of Holocaust survivors, discusses the significance of Yom HaShoah and shares insights from her book, "Kiss the Red...

Jonathan Schorsch champions the Green Sabbath Project, proposing a Shabbat-like day of rest to mitigate climate change by reducing one's ecological footprint...

Jonathan Schorsch, founder of the Green Sabbath Project, advocates for an environmentally conscious lifestyle akin to observing Shabbat, focusing on rest and...

Jonathan Schorsch, founder of the Green Sabbath Project, discusses how the practice of Shabbat can serve as both a spiritual and ecological tool to combat cl...

Jonathan Schorsch, founder of the Green Sabbath Project, advocates for environmental activism through the practice of Shabbat, suggesting a technological and...

Filmmaker Alan Zweig, known for his candid documentaries, discusses his spiritual journey from a planned legal career to a path of film and podcasting. With ...

The episode features a conversation with filmmaker Alan Zweig and host Ralph Benmergui as they reflect on their parallel spiritual journeys and explore momen...

Alan Zweig and Ralph Benmergui reflect on their long-standing friendship and creative collaborations, exploring their youthful journeys in India that took th...

Renowned filmmaker Alan Zweig reflects on his unconventional career path, from contemplating law to traversing India and ultimately producing distinctive doc...

Toby Lloyd discusses his debut novel "Fervour," which examines complex family dynamics within a Jewish context, exploring themes of Orthodox Judaism, mystici...

British Jewish author Toby Lloyd discusses his debut novel, Fervour, which interweaves Kabbalistic themes, family dynamics, and Holocaust trauma. Through cha...

Toby Lloyd discusses his new novel 'Fervor,' which intertwines Orthodox Jewish mysticism, family drama, and Holocaust memories. The novel explores the divers...

British author Toby Lloyd discusses his debut horror novel 'Fervour,' which blends Orthodox Jewish mysticism, family complexities, and Holocaust trauma. Thro...

Diane Flacks explores the interplay of Jewish guilt, divorce, and motherhood in her one-woman show 'Guilt (A Love Story),' turning her personal experiences i...

Diane Flacks explores the complexities of Jewish guilt and divorce in her one-woman play, "Guilt (A Love Story)," sharing her personal journey through humor ...

Diane Flacks delves into the complexities of Jewish guilt and personal accountability through humor in her solo show "Guilt (A Love Story)," which explores h...

Diane Flacks discusses her new one-woman show, 'Guilt (A Love Story),' exploring themes of Jewish guilt, divorce, and motherhood through humor and personal r...

Mark Breslin discusses the complexities of Jewish identity through the lens of his personal experiences and the impact of anti-Jewish sentiment on comedy in ...

Mark Breslin, founder of Yuk Yuk's comedy clubs, reflects on the role of Jewish identity and comedy in the face of rising antisemitism. He shares personal ex...

Mark Breslin, founder of Yuk Yuk's, discusses the impact of his Jewish identity on his life and career, as well as the challenges of antisemitism in the cont...

Mark Breslin reflects on his Jewish identity, the persistence of antisemitism, and the legacy of Jewish humor, especially in Canada, in a candid interview wi...

Rabbi Zelig Golden discusses earth-based Judaism and the need to reconnect Judaism with its original ties to the land, emphasizing panentheism and the femini...

Rabbi Zelig Golden discusses Wilderness Torah's earth-based Judaism, emphasizing personal and communal healing through reconnecting with nature. He explores ...

Rabbi Zelig Golden emphasizes the importance of reconnecting Jewish tradition with the earth, advocating for a panentheistic view of divinity that sees God i...

Rabbi Zelig Golden delves into the concept of earth-based Judaism, exploring its roots in Jewish traditions and its potential for fostering cultural and envi...

Rabbi Yonatan Neril discusses the necessity of integrating spirituality into our approach to the climate crisis, advocating for a deep connection with the na...

Rabbi Yonatan Neril highlights the need for a spiritual transformation to address the climate crisis by integrating Jewish teachings with ecological awarenes...

Rabbi Yonatan Neril discusses the spiritual dimensions of the climate crisis, emphasizing that reconnecting with spirituality through Jewish teachings can of...

Rabbi Yonatan Neril discusses the critical need for spiritual solutions to address the climate crisis, arguing that a cultural shift towards spiritual awaren...

In response to the current high tensions in the Jewish community due to the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, experts Lynda Fishman and Dr. Barbara ...

"Not That Kind of Rabbi," hosted by Ralph Benmergui, is returning with a new season on The CJN Podcast Network, focusing on Jewish Canadians and delving into...

In a recent podcast episode of NTKR, Lawrence Morgenstern, a beloved stand-up comic who recently passed away, is fondly remembered by his longtime partner Ro...

The text discusses the upcoming Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, known as the Days of Awe, with Yom Kippur being a day of fasting for 25 hour...

Avrum Rosensweig is a guest on the Not That Kind of Rabbi podcast, where he discusses his views on God, his personal journey towards and away from the concep...

Rabbi Aaron Levy from Makom Creative Downtown Judaism in Toronto discusses Passover, freedom, slavery, and the significance of the Passover meal (Seder) on t...

Brian Fraser is a versatile individual, serving as a Minister and organizational development expert while also being an avid runner and jazz enthusiast. In a...

Jeremy Hotz, a stand-up comedian, initially appeared nervous on stage, which was later revealed to be due to his extreme anxiety disorder. Despite this, he i...

Lara Rae is a talented comedian who is transgender and deeply spiritual. The author expresses admiration for Lara Rae and hints at a forthcoming reunion or e...