
The Jewish futurism Lab: Torah, Tech, Tomorrow is a creative audio laboratory where Jewish tradition meets design, technology, and speculative imagination. Host Mike Wirth explores Torah, myth, ritual, art history, and emerging tools like AI to prototype Jewish futures rooted in ethics, dignity, and meaning. New episodes blend story, studio practice, and future-thinking, with companion visuals and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & SpiritualityTechnology | |||

What makes a work of art Jewish when it does not announce itself with familiar symbols, dialogue, or plot? In this episode of the Jewish Futurism Lab, Mike Wirth speaks with Douglas Rosenberg, filmmaker, artist, theorist, and Vilas Distinguished Achi... more
In this episode of The Jewish futurism Lab, Mike sits down with historian, social worker, and activist Elisha Fine, founder of the Hatikvah Sticker Collective and a central organizer of the international hostage sticker movement. Together they unpack... more
In this episode of Jewish futurism lab, host Mike Wirth sits down with Jewish filmmaker Noam Leibman, founder of Kavana Films, to explore how the camera can become a kind of kavannah practice in Jewish life. They talk about Noam’s journey from Minnes... more
In this episode of The Jewish futurism Lab, host Mike Wirth sits down with his cousin, Cantor Hollis Schachner, to explore her future vision of cantors, community, and creativity. Hollis is a longtime spiritual leader and artist at Temple Shir Tikva ... more
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A thoughtful blend of Jewish memory, design thinking, and forward-looking tech, this show explores how culture, ethics, and imagination collide at the edge of AI, art, and tradition. Episodes center on identity, creative practice, and responsible innovation, with guests who bring art, design, and Jewish futurist perspectives to topics like AI in art, Shabbat and creativity, and practical community-building through design thinking. Notable is the emphasis on ethical stewardship, human dignity, and meaningful participation as technology accelerates, along with a recurring focus on memory, ritual, and memory-driven design.
What stands out is the unique fusion of cultural heritage with speculative future work, delivered through accessible conv... more
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Recent guests on The Jewish futurism Lab include:
1. Noam Leibman
2. Hollis Schachner
3. Danny Burkeman
4. Eitan Chitayat
5. Rabbi Charlie Schwartz
6. Daniel Levine
7. Shely Rachel Esses
8. Avraham Vofsi
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