Judaism cannot be contained. If it’s there, it spills over into all areas of a person’s life. Hear from a professor, philanthropist, and film director, to discover the impact Judaism has on their daily lives.
In 1939, America turned away a boat filled with Jewish refugees. Hear a panel of survivors and passengers of the trip, along with the movie director of Complicit, and an official apology from the U.S. State Department. Confront the shocking truth of America’s response.
As the Israeli Consul General to New York, Dayan is a leader and spokesperson for the international community. He is considered by many to be the face of the Israeli settlement movement. In a live interview, hear his role and perspective on Israel today.
Shabbat is a universal day of rest. But every person experiences it differently. Hear from a panel of four women on their unique experiences and relationships with this holy day.
As a patient or caretaker, have you ever encountered Jewish medical ethics questions you did not have the answer for? To find the answers you need, ask a panel of rabbis and doctors.
A Beit Din is a Jewish court of law, made up of three rabbis who determine the Jewish law on a case-by-case basis. Join a reenactment of a rabbinical courtroom, where the Sons of Liberty and instigators of the Boston Tea Party will be taken to trial for destroying too much tea. What does Judaism say about revolution and destruction? Join the trial to find out.
Join a live taping of the accidental Talmudist's daily Facebook show with Rabbi David Aaron as his guest. Listen in as these two modern minds discuss the depths of ancient wisdom.
