
Sermons, talks, classes, and more from IKAR Rabbis and the IKAR community.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 567 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

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This is a recording of the Weekly Parashah - Rabbi David Kasher's Torah study class co-sponsored by Hadar and IKAR. Please note that the first few minu... more
Hear from Sima Awad and Maayan Inon as they share their journeys towards reconciliation. Sima is a bereaved Palestinian sister whose brother was killed by an Israeli soldier when she was just 3 years old. Maayan is a bereaved Israeli daughter whose p... more
The Cornell 57 has reawakened critical conversations around violence, complicity, and the bystander effect. It also reveals the failure of the dominant stories we tell around gender, subjugation, dehumanization. This is an urgent reminder that anothe... more
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This is a recording of the Weekly Parashah - Rabbi David Kasher's Torah study class co-sponsored by Hadar and IKAR. Please note that the first few minut... more
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These sermons and classes teach me so much and help put into words and context my own personal moral view. The Rabbis are all smart, interesting and challenging!
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This program features sermons, conversations, and teach-ins led by IKAR rabbis and guest religious and civic leaders. Episodes often blend scriptural analysis with modern ethics, social justice, and community narratives, including discussions on leadership, democracy, LGBTQ+ topics within religious contexts, and interfaith solidarity. A recurring strength is thoughtful, human-centered reflection that connects ancient texts to contemporary life, paired with interviews with prominent figures from faith, politics, and nonprofit sectors. The format typically centers on moral imagination, compassionate leadership, and practical calls to action, making it appealing to listeners seeking meaningful spirituality that engages real-world issues.
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