
We are right at the beginning of what some have called "The 21st Century Jewish Cultural Renaissance," and the Art/Lab podcast is watching it unfold, in real time and up close. Each week Rabbi Josh Rose has a conversation with a different Jewish artist or cultural figure to explore questions of artistic creativity, individual Jewish identity, Jewish expression and how Jewish arts are reshaping wha... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsReligion & SpiritualityReligion | |||

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One of our recent guests, David Winitsky, was asked to recommend a work of art he loves — he chose Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude. I found myself returning to its insomnia plague scene: a plague that causes forgetting so total... more
One of our recent guests, David Winitsky, was asked to recommend a work of art he loves — he chose Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude. I found myself returning to its insomnia plague scene: a plague that causes forgetting so total... more
Judy Margles, longtime director of the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, joins me to talk about the institution she spent a career building — and the tensions built into its dual mission of Jewish cultural memory and Holocaust ... more
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Love love love this podcast. It’s the only podcast out there conversing and thinking about Jewish arts and culture. I listen to and share every episode with everyone I know! Thank you, Art/Lab.
The Art/Lab podcast guests represent a wide range of talent. I enjoy how Rabbi Josh Rose insightfully addresses each guest’s personal history and artistic journey. Conversations are dynamic and enlightening. And they’re fun.
Rabbi Josh has generated a real innovation in Jewish arts and culture through this podcast. I especially like this episode because I’m a musician and support social justice through music. At once funny and penetratingly insightful, this episode really rocks.
Engaging conversations with a wide range of interesting guests that delve into being Jewish today and how that’s reflected and expressed in identity, culture, thought, and practice.
I am always introduced to fascinating new people and ideas in each episode. I’ve especially enjoyed the episodes with artists, and discovering more about their practice and how identity plays a role. Rabbi Josh is an excellent interviewer, and the conversations are lively and dynamic.
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A weekly humanities-focused interview series exploring how Jewish arts and identity intersect across disciplines. Conversations center on contemporary Jewish culture, creativity, and community-building through music, visual art, theater, poetry, and documentary filmmaking. Guests range from klezmer and liturgical musicians to painters, poets, and filmmakers, all probing what it means to be Jewish in the 21st century through practice, ritual, and collaboration. The show often highlights how art can catalyze dialogue, cross-cultural exchange, and social impact within Jewish life and broader communities, making it a distinctive hub for listeners who seek thoughtful, art-forward perspectives on Jewish culture.
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2. Judy Margles
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8. Mark Rubin
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