
A weekly podcast about Judaism in the 2020s—because the Torah was left for us to figure out on the ground. Sublime and irreverent conversations about the present and future of communal, religious and spiritual life, led by Avi Finegold, Yedida Eisenstat and Matthew Leibl.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

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At the end of every episode I find myself thinking that they need a Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal rabbi on this podcast. This is a podcast of 3 modern orthodox or conserva-dox people attempting to be the authoritative voices of “modern” Judaism while ignoring a huge chunk of who makes up modern Judaism. I find that in every discussion, the speak as though liberal Judaism doesn’t count or is somehow inherently bad, evil or beneath them. Major blind spot.
Uneven. Stream of consciousness, talking about “feeling” Jewish today from a left wing, Diaspora Jew perspective. Could use more depth and balanced analysis.
This is a great resource to listen to a vast collection of ideas and points of view. It’s informed conversations to help bring Jewish thoughts and ideas into daily listening. Great cast chemistry with a blend of heavier topics and light hearted entertainment.
Interesting topic ...first time listener... you guys have to work on the volumes of your mics. Some speakers were so low, I had to raise the volume and when I did other speakers were so loud my ear drums popped... consequently I could not enjoy this episode. I'll try again but it may be a reason not to listen unfortunately. Thxs
Interesting topic ...first time listener... you guys have to work on the volumes of your mics. Some speakers were so low, I had to raise the volume and when I did other speakers were so loud my ear drums popped... consequently I could not enjoy this episode. I'll try again but it may be a reason not to listen unfortunately. Thxs
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A thoughtful, boundary-pushing series exploring modern Jewish life, culture, and belief through lively debates, personal stories, and interdisciplinary perspectives. Episodes frequently tackle topics like Judaism in contemporary society, religion and identity, technology, secularism, and communal ethics, often balancing tradition with irreverent humor. Notable strengths include a strong cast chemistry among hosts and guests who bring journalism, lit, religion, and arts perspectives to timely discussions. The show often invites guests who illuminate Jewish life from diverse angles—media, politics, literature, and community leadership—making complex topics accessible to engaged listeners who want thoughtful, nuanced conversation without didac... more
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