
For those who want to be shaken and stirred. Join one of American Judaism’s most prolific thought leaders and his special guests as they talk about the current state of Judaism, American culture, politics, religion, and spirituality.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityNewsNews CommentaryJudaism | |||

I was talking recently with a young man about his social life. He described an evening that did not sound like the stuff of romantic legend.
The dinner seemed to be going well. The wine flowed, as did the conversation -- with just enough spark to su... more
I had weird reading habits when I was a kid.
For one thing, no one ever told me that there were certain books that boys should read, and certain books that girls should read, and that there was a mechitza (a barrier in a traditional synagogue that s... more
What does the Torah actually say about immigrants — and what does it demand of us?
Rabbi Jeff Salkin sits down with one of the Jewish world's leading theologians, Rabbi Shai Held, to explore the Bible's most repeated commandment: love the ger — the ... more
On Purim, Jews read Esther — a story of survival in the face of annihilation.
This episode connects that ancient warning to today’s confrontation with Iran. Is this war, self-defense, or tragic necessity? We explore Amalek, radical evil, human right... more
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I truly feel stirred like a good martini. What a joy it is to engage in the questions of God’s presence that is both timely and honestly, timeless.
Rabbi Jeff Salkin speaks eloquently in a way that is both warm and super interesting.
Inspiring and insightful conversations
His insight gives me such comfort in times like these.
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Listeners engage with thoughtful, ethics-forward conversations that blend Jewish theology, history, and contemporary culture. Episodes frequently center on immigration, antisemitism, education, and how religious ideas intersect with politics and civic life, often featuring scholars, authors, and public figures who offer historical context and practical wisdom. A standout aspect is the mix of deep scholarly discussion with personal storytelling and modern-day applications, from rabbinical leadership to American Jewish identity in various communities. The show tends to attract listeners who value intellectual rigor, cultural reflection, and global Jewish perspectives, making it useful for audiences seeking meaningful discourse and guests with... more
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Recent guests on Martini Judaism include:
1. Mark Oppenheimer
2. Rabbi Shai Held
3. Michael Kimmel
4. Pamela Nadell
5. Arno Michaelis
6. Sarah Hurwitz
7. Doug Mishkin
8. Shari Rabin
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