An exploration of Lubavitch identity in 2023, hosted by Bentzi Avtzon.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism |
Rabbi Yosef Levin is a shliach in the Silicon Valley from before it was known as the Silicon Valley. Before that he grew up in Belfast and Sunderland and went to yeshiva in Brunoy, Kfar Chabad and Morristown. In this episode, Rabbi Levin shares his r... more
Elliot R. Wolfson is a scholar of Jewish studies, comparative mysticism, and the philosophy of religion and lives today in a suburb of S. Barbara, California. He is also the author of, "Open Secret: Postmessianic Messianism and the Mystical Revision ... more
Rabbi Binyomin Scheiman grew up in Brighton Beach and is the shliach today in Des Plaines, Illinois.In this episode we discuss his introduction to Lubavitch as a young teenager and his very gradual immersion into this new way of life.We discuss his w... more
Rabbi Joseph Polak is the Av Beis Din of Boston and served for over four decades years as a university chaplain at Boston University.But before all of that he spent over a decade studying in the Lubavitch yeshiva and Beis Medrash in Montreal where he... more
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Honest, engaging, and no punches pulled. Bentzi interviews an incredibly wide range of Lubavitchers and asks hard questions while also being incredibly respectful of what the Rebbe, chassidus, shlichus, Gimmel Tamuz, and the future of Lubavitch means. The only podcast that I feel is for “us.”
Great podcast to hear both from people with interesting ideas about chabad today and where it's heading and from people who were they're back in the day to share what it was like.
Thank you Bentzi for a very interesting podcast.
Can you please interview the Rosh from Los Angeles?
I really wish that the interviewer would not interrupt his guests so much and allow them more time to talk.
Bentzi. This podcast fits very well with your probing, curious, and intellectual yet open personality. May Hashem bless you to continue in your עבודת הקודש mechayil el chayil mitoch harchavah bgashmiyus vruchniyus gam yachad non-stop until MOSHIACH NOW!
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A rich exploration of Lubavitch identity can be found through discussions with diverse guests from the community, addressing contemporary issues and individual experiences. Topics such as the challenges of maintaining tradition in a modern world, the evolution of Jewish identity, and the impact of personal stories within the broader narrative of Lubavitch culture are central themes. The conversations often highlight the importance of connection to one's roots and the multi-faceted nature of being part of the Lubavitch community, making it a compelling listen for those interested in spirituality, education, and community dynamics among Jews today.
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Recent guests on Homesick for Lubavitch include:
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2. Tzvi Kilov
3. Rabbi Velvel Lipskier
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5. Yehoshua November
6. Rabbi Elisha Pearl
7. Rabbi Moshe Greenwald
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