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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismEducationReligion & Spirituality | |||

After a short break for respective Parents Weekends, Brad and Steven are back with the podcast this week. They’re talking about the government shutdown, the general corruption in society, Nazis having a moment, and sugar cereal. Have a listen!
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This week, Brad and Steven are back, coming off of the High Holidays and talking about being Jewish in the world today, They talk about the rise in antisemitic violence and the impact that it’s had on how they feel about their Judaism and the safety ... more
Brad and Steven are back at it this week, talking about the New York Times coverage of the Comey indictment, the designation of ANTIFA as a terrorist organization, Tylenol, Costco, New York City stories, and the Manischewitz truck. Have a listen and ... more
What’s the role of a newsroom in an age of spin, clickbait, and fake news? The Paper — the new Office spinoff — takes us inside a struggling local newspaper where staffers battle not just deadlines and budgets, but the question of whether truth still... more
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Man, that's some intense level of "I was on the phone while I was watching the movie" energy in the discussion. Just the surface level, no insight no analysis, no critical thinking. Basically the level of insights that you expect out of soundbites from a newscast when they ask thoughts from the street.
I was a student of Michal’s at Hebrew College and was happy to find her podcast. Michal is an exceptional teacher who is extremely gifted in providing instruction.
When we teach we need to speak correctly and not teach spoken Hebrew w errors that may be acquired by learners.
From another teacher of Hbrw of 30+ yrs
Silly loud music is very distracting. Also every episode start with appeal for donations
Michal has a very nice way of teaching a few Hebrew words by talking about a subject in Hebrew and offering a translation. It's a good way to expand a Hebrew vocabulary or start building one up.
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Content creators approach various themes related to Judaism, spirituality, and education through discussions of modern interpretations of religious texts, cultural traditions, and societal issues. Episodes explore significant Jewish holidays, community experiences, and contemporary conflicts while often linking them to classic texts, popular media, or personal narratives. The hosts engage listeners through a blend of humor and serious reflection, making complex topics accessible. Each episode is crafted to both educate and entertain, offering insights into Jewish culture and practice in a modern context.
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