
In Season 2 of Shofar, So Good! host Kate Mishkin teams up with My Jewish Learning to explore Jewish rituals and practices — where they came from, how they evolved and why they endure.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, host Kate Mishkin explores the role of the chevra kadisha, or Jewish burial society. She talks with volunteers who ensure that dead bodies are ready for burial according to Jewish tradition. Their work, Kate discovered, is physical, ... more
In Episode 3, Shofar, So Good! host Kate Mishkin delves into havruta learning, the Jewish tradition of studying Torah in pairs. The goal of this paired endeavor: arguing "for the sake of heaven." Kate explores what exactly that means, teaches us abou... more
In this episode, host Kate Mishkin visits a mikveh, or Jewish ritual bath, in Los Angeles. She examines the origins and evolution of mikveh immersion — and how, in some circles, the ritual is stretching itself to adapt.
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In this episode of Shofar, So Good! host Kate Mishkin explores the origins, formula, and meanings behind Jewish blessings — and considers why the Talmud prescribes saying 100 blessings a day. She hears what happens when scientists try to measure whet... more
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I have just finished listening to season one of this pod, and can’t wait for the next. I found the series so fresh and forthright — I want to remain on the journey with Ms. Mishkin wherever it takes her. Her critical thinking, humor, and heart lead the way.
Listened to episode one so far. Super thought provoking. Production is very cool-loved the music. Looking forward to more.
I just spent the day binge-listening Shofar SoGood, and I’m honestly so moved by it. She takes a deep, thoughtful dive into her relationship with Judaism, asking questions that are not only meaningful to her, but resonate with anyone, regardless of background. What I love most is that the answers aren’t always clear-cut, but they feel so genuine and accessible. It was a true joy to hear from rabbis and scholars from all walks of Judaism, offering perspectives from across the spectrum. I’m really... more
Such a thought-provoking and sensitively-told story of one woman’s pursuit of her Jewish roots and of life’s biggest questions. Loved every moment of this excellent podcast. Congratulations to Kate and everyone on the production team (including Nan!). “Shofar So Good!” is sooooo good.
Kate brings an investigative lens to the modern perspective of religion. Growing up as a secular Jew I can relate to the cultural struggle of Judaism in our current age. Thank you Kate, you got me thinking.
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Focused on exploring Jewish identity and values, the content is characterized by intimate conversations that shed light on personal journeys and cultural complexities. The host shares her perspective as a spiritual seeker confronting fundamental questions about faith, existence, and tradition. Episodes often feature a mix of personal reflection, interviews with rabbis and cultural figures, and discussions on communal experiences that resonate with those grappling with their own identities. This podcast offers a unique blend of storytelling, humor, and deep inquiry into the nuances of faith, making it particularly appealing to listeners interested in spirituality and cultural heritage.
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Recent guests on Shofar, So Good! include:
1. Vanessa Bloom
2. Bev Clow
3. Sarah Luria
4. Jordana Topp
5. Avie Herman
6. Rabbi Danielle Uppen
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8. Rabbi Danielle Abban
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