Josh Fox, a director whose family survived the Holocaust, shares his journey recovering from long COVID-19 through his new project "The Edge of Nature," a film and theatrical experience.

Jewish environmental organizations are leveraging Jewish traditional thought, such as the concept of Bal Tashhit (do not destroy), to drive climate activism by emphasizing the importance of ethical responsibility and community-building.

Jonathan Schorsch, founder of the Green Sabbath Project, emphasizes the environmental benefits of observing Shabbat and advocates for a universal adoption of this practice to combat climate change.

Leah Kiser, a 55-year-old bookkeeper from Lexington, KY, expresses disillusionment with the progressive left following the October 7 terror attacks, particularly in their stance towards women's and LGBTQ rights and the issue of Israel.

American Jews are increasingly alarmed by climate change, with many viewing it as a top issue requiring urgent action.

William Shatner, known for his iconic roles in Star Trek and Boston Legal, has recently become an ambassador for the "overview effect" after his sub-orbital trip on Jeff Bezos Blue Origin.

In the discussion, Professor Dan Rabinowitz highlights the Middle East's unique position as both a significant contributor and victim of climate change.

In this article, Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi discusses the importance of Jewish philanthropy in addressing climate change.

The summer 2023 issue of Moment Magazine explores the problems and opportunities surrounding artificial intelligence (AI).

Noam Bedein, the owner of the second boat to sail the Dead Sea in 75 years, is on a mission to save the shrinking sea.

This article explores the author's personal reflections on the state of the world, considering the environmental crisis and its impact on their own mental health.

In this Moment Debate, Saul Elbein argues that changing personal behavior is key to saving the planet, while Mona Charen argues that it is not.

This segment discusses the impact of Canada's wildfires on Central Canadians, including Jewish communities in Ontario and Quebec, prompting a reflection on Jewish activism in fighting climate change with guest Rabbi Yonatan Neril.

This article discusses the concept of the End Times in Judaism in contrast to its Christian understanding.

In a new Canadian children's book titled "Steve and Eve Save the Planet: I Can Hear Your Heart Beep," orphaned polar bear Steve and electric vehicle Eve team up to tackle climate change.

In this article, the author argues against the notion of "saving the planet" and criticizes environmentalist ideology.

A new report from environmental group Dayenu urges Jewish institutions in the U.S. to divest billions of dollars from the fossil fuel industry.

In this article, Rob Snyder, the Chief People and Sustainability Officer at Acme Smoked Fish Corporation, responds to a previous article about the sustainability of smoked salmon.

In a recent episode, Yonit and Jonathan discuss the relationship between the Royal Family and the Jewish community amidst news of the Queen's death dominating headlines.

During a break from their regular programming, the podcast "Shvitzing in August" features a re-aired interview with renowned climate activist Tzeporah Berman discussing the connection between Judaism and climate activism amidst increasing natural disasters and heat waves worldwide.

Tech commentator James B. Meigs discusses the ways in which the scientific community's actions can lead to the proliferation of anti-scientific conspiracy theories.

Eli Lake highlights a crisis of legitimacy in elite institutions that believe the public cannot handle the truth on various issues such as the economy, Covid, and climate change.

Israelis sought relief from a scorching heatwave in Europe, only to find temperatures there equally uncomfortable.

The Forward has won a record-breaking 43 Simon Rockower Awards for Excellence in Jewish Journalism at the 41st American Jewish Press Associations annual ceremony.

Yonit and Jonathan engage in a conversation with intellectual Yuval Noah Harari, covering a range of topics including the future of humanity, pandemics, climate change, the role of corporations versus governments, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and trans rights.