
A look at events, trends and people important to Anglo-Charedim, through the eyes of two rabbis with moxie. One is a newbie to Israel - Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein - the other a veteran - Rabbi Simi Lerner. And if that's not enough for them to disagree, they'll interview interesting folks, who may or may not be rabbis or rebbetzins.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

In a world overflowing with mitzvos but often short on meaning, what does it mean to have a Jewish mission? Rabbis Adlerstein and Lerner explore whether modern religious life has lost the language of purpose, and why clarity about why we serve Hashem... more
For decades, we've been told that we just don't get how Israeli realities dictate how Torah politics need to be conducted. What happens, however, when those sensibilities are part of the Torah mission statement, as you've been taught it? Are such mis... more
"Theirs not to reason why/ Theirs but to do and die" worked for the Light Brigade, but can it work for all of us? Can Anglos who were taught to value critical thought, and to think for themselves, leave their questions at the entrance door to charedi... more
Cultural independence can be a good thing, except when the topic gets dicey. Exploring what was dead wrong about Satmar's explanation of why they endorsed Mamdani - and why Mishpacha giving them cover is completely incomprehensible.
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This is such a good show! I listen to every episode, and I am a goy!
It’s hard to say how large the intended audience is for this podcast, but I’m very glad it exists. Rabbis Adlerstein & Lerner provide a unique viewpoint that is not at all reflected in the mainstream Jewish discourse — that of two Anglo charedim on the Israeli scene who are willing to take a critical view of their own community without in any way disassociating themselves from it. The topics and people discussed and debated are very “inside baseball” and most people who care about these subjects... more
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A deep exploration of Judaism is presented through the perspectives of two rabbis, offering a critical lens on contemporary issues impacting Anglo-Charedim. Engaging in spirited discussions, they address topics such as identity, community dynamics, and the nuances of faith, contrasting differing viewpoints that arise from their experiences. Unique to their approach is the emphasis on inclusivity, as they frequently interview guests with varied backgrounds, enriching their dialogue and fostering a robust exploration of religious topics. This podcast is likely to attract listeners interested in thoughtful, often challenging conversations that blend traditional values with modern-day concerns.
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