In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts welcome investigative journalist Carl Bernstein, known for his involvement in the Watergate scandal, to discuss his new memoir.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Simi Peters, an author and teacher, discusses the intersection of Jewish faith and postmodernism.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Simi Peters, an author and teacher, discusses the intersection of Jewish faith and postmodernism.

The Tenth Principle of the Thirteen Principles of Faith asserts that God has complete knowledge of human actions and governs accordingly.

Daniel Leger, a survivor of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, decided to return to the scene of the crime in order to confront and process the traumatic event.

The article discusses the era of Prohibition in the United States, which was enacted in 1919 and lasted until 1933.

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss the ceasefire in Israel and the social media chaos surrounding it.

In this article, the author discusses their experience of being attacked by both far-right and far-left groups for their political views.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, who passed away in November 2020, was known for his contributions to various contemporary issues such as Jewish identity, anti-Semitism, Israel, family, and more.

This text is a compilation of quotes from various individuals paying tribute to Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, highlighting the influence and impact of his writings.

Harold Gans's book, The Cosmic Puzzle, uses scientific evidence to argue for the existence of God.

During the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate, a fly landing on Mike Pence's head led to comparisons with a Talmudic tale involving the Emperor Titus.

In this article, the author argues that prophecy is a mitzvah, a religious obligation, for all Jews.

"After Adam: The Books of Moses" by Laurance Wieder offers a unique perspective on the Jewish understanding of God.

The article "A Conversion Narrative of Sorts" written by Kelsey Osgood explores the author's personal journey of converting to Judaism.

The author reflects on William James' definition of religion as a personal experience in solitude, but argues that religion is inherently social and community-oriented.

Ben Weitz shared the story of his Cuban grandfather, Azriel Weitz, who maintained his Jewish faith despite challenges in Cuba under Fidel Castro's rule.

The text discusses a personal experience with COVID-19 in New York City, highlighting the challenges of illness, lack of testing, and the strain on the healthcare system.

A symposium on how parents should respond when their child leaves the religious path emphasizes the unique nature of each situation.

The article "Joy at Last: Reflections on the End of Esther" by Erica Brown delves into the overlooked theme of joy in the Book of Esther.

At the start of Parashat Vayetze, Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven with angels ascending and descending.

The text explores the deaths of Abraham, Gideon, and David in the Bible, particularly focusing on their endings at a ripe old age.

The podcast explores the concept of God's singularity as stated in the Second Principle of Jewish Faith, emphasizing that God's oneness is absolute and incomparable.

The podcast discusses the difference between the foundational faith, represented by the Thirteen Principles of Faith, which underpins Judaism, and the everyday faith that is integral to Jewish spiritual life.

In the early chapters of Tractate Menachot in the Talmud, the focus is on the procedures for offering meal offerings in the Temple, including details on baking unleavened bread, quantities of flour, use of oil and frankincense, and specific rituals for presenting the loaves at the altar.