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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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In this week's parsha we read that Moses pleads with God, and the form of that word (va'etchanan) only shows up in one other place in the Torah - with Joseph. What do these two moments come... more
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Join Donniel Hartman and Rabbi Sharon Brous at the Shalom Hartman Institute for a profoundly honest and challenging conversation on the moral responsibility of Jewish leadership today.
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Thoughtful, tradition-forward discussions that weave Jewish ethics, democratic ideals, and contemporary life into practical guidance. Episodes span governance, learning communities, ritual stories, and moral challenges—often centering on justice, humility, and collective responsibility. Notable strengths include deep textual engagement, humanizing leadership, and a penchant for connecting ancient wisdom to today's social issues; occasional production hiccups are noted by listeners but don't eclipse the overall depth and relevance for faith-minded professionals and educators seeking meaningful discourse.
A standout aspect is the consistent emphasis on learning as a communal, action-oriented venture—whether through long-form Talmudic study, ... more
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