
A space for exploring the great ideas at the heart of the Jewish tradition.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

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This series is generously sponsored by Larry and Sarah Krauss in honour and gratitude to Larry's mother, Kato Krauss, and in loving memory of... more
J.J. and Dr. Miri Freud-Kandel on the twentieth century's most influential, interesting, and controversial Mancunian Jew.
This series is generously sponsored by Larry and Sarah Krauss in honour and gratitude to Larry's mother, Kato Krauss, and in l... more
J.J. and Dr. Benjamin Elton comment on one of Britain's most influential chief rabbis.
This series is generously sponsored by Larry and Sarah Krauss in honour and gratitude to Larry's mother, Kato Krauss, and in loving memory of his father, Nathan ... more
J.J. and Dr. Edward Kessler progress through the history of Liberal Judaism and its promethian founder, Claude Montefiore.
This series is generously sponsored by Larry and Sarah Krauss in honour and gratitude to Larry's mother, Kato Krauss, and in ... more
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A source of great foundational knowledge.
Each guest is better than the next. There is no better Jewish themed podcast.
Very intelligent and well-informed discussions!
These conversations go far deeper than your usual podcast fare. Many are in fact challenging, in all the right ways. No easy answers, no dogma.
Superb and erudite and scholarly and uplifting interviews. You will always learn something new and insightful
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A scholarly interview series that foregrounds Jewish intellectual history, philosophy, and textual analysis. Conversations span Anglo-Jewish thought, modern halakhic philosophy, and medieval-to-modern Jewish scholarship, often featuring university-affiliated guests who illuminate ideas through rigorous debate and contextual history. Notable through-lines include tensions between tradition and modern scholarship, the development of liberal and modern Orthodoxy, and thoughtful readings of figures like Hertz, Montefiore, and Soloveitchik, all hosted by a well-prepared moderator with deep breadth across Jewish studies. The format tends to favor rigorous questioning, historical context, and precise textual interpretation, offering listeners a ri... more
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Recent guests on The Podcast of Jewish Ideas include:
1. Dr. Miri Freud-Kandel
2. Dr. Benjamin Elton
3. Edward Kessler
4. David Ruderman
5. Dr. Noam Oren
6. Lawrence Kaplan
7. Daniel Rynhold
8. Martin Lockshin
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