https://elmad.pardes.org/topic/pardes-live-and-mini-series/ en Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies 2018 Pardes Live and Mini Series podcast is a collection of evening lectures and live recorded classes from the Pardes institute of Jewish Studies. It is also the home of the Pardes mini-series offerings including podcasts on parenting, women and halakha and repentance plus lots more. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/88d30204-4449-11f0-a573-ff2b6cdc96a5/image/d5a1cf760e410e2947b2164ea747efd2.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress https://elmad.pardes.org/topic/pardes-live-and-mini-series/ no episodic The best of Pardes live classes and Pardes mini-series, taught by our faculty and guest speakers. Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Pardes Live and Mini Series podcast is a collection of evening lectures and live recorded classes from the Pardes institute of Jewish Studies. It is also the home of the Pardes mini-series offerings including podcasts on parenting, women and halakha and repentance plus lots more. Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies https://elmad.pardes.org/parsha/podcasts/2022/01/parashat-yitro-5782-is-the-idolatry-a-relevant-category-for-contemporary-life/ Parashat Yitro 5782: Is the Idolatry a Relevant Category for Contemporary Life Description: In this week's podcast, Rabbi Mike Uram tackles Parashat Yitro noting that the first of the 10 Commandments is one that prohibits idolatry. Is this a relevant issue today? Mike explores what made the Torah and the Rabbis so afraid of idol worship and looks at some classical and contemporary sources to develop a more contemporary definition of idolatry, one that is more relevant and meaningful for today. Download the Source Sheet Exodus 20 Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write to us at elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Rabbi Mike Uram - Pardes North America CVEO, Faculty and Host for Pardes from Jerusalem Rabbi Adam Titcher – Lead Consultant and Producer Arlene Harel – Faculty Coordinator Tue, 18 Jan 2022 13:55:46 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Parashat Yitro 5782: Is the Idolatry a Relevant Category for Contemporary Life Description: In this week's podcast, Rabbi Mike Uram tackles Parashat Yitro noting that the first of the 10 Commandments is one that prohibits idolatry. Parashat Yitro 5782: Is the Idolatry a Relevant Category for Contemporary Life Description: In this week's podcast, Rabbi Mike Uram tackles Parashat Yitro noting that the first of the 10 Commandments is one that prohibits idolatry. Is this a relevant issue today? Mike explores what made the Torah and the Rabbis so afraid of idol worship and looks at some classical and contemporary sources to develop a more contemporary definition of idolatry, one that is more relevant and meaningful for today. Download the Source Sheet Exodus 20 Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write to us at elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Rabbi Mike Uram - Pardes North America CVEO, Faculty and Host for Pardes from Jerusalem Rabbi Adam Titcher – Lead Consultant and Producer Arlene Harel – Faculty Coordinator Description: In this week's podcast, Rabbi Mike Uram tackles Parashat Yitro noting that the first of the 10 Commandments is one that prohibits idolatry. Is this a relevant issue today? Mike explores what made the Torah and the Rabbis so afraid of idol worship and looks at some classical and contemporary sources to develop a more contemporary definition of idolatry, one that is more relevant and meaningful for today.


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Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write to us at elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

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Credits
Rabbi Mike Uram - Pardes North America CVEO, Faculty and Host for Pardes from Jerusalem
Rabbi Adam Titcher – Lead Consultant and Producer
Arlene Harel – Faculty Coordinator]]> 1524 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/10/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-episode-40/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Daniel Silverstein. What a wonderful conversation with an inspiring visionary and compassionate voice of change. Rav Daniel manifests refreshing positive and optimistic energies as he views Judaism as a spiritual practice. I hope you are inspired by and that you feel supported and encouraged by his words. From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring" You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Wed, 13 Oct 2021 08:45:11 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Daniel Silverstein. What a wonderful conversation with an inspiring visionary and compassionate voice of change. This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Daniel Silverstein. What a wonderful conversation with an inspiring visionary and compassionate voice of change. Rav Daniel manifests refreshing positive and optimistic energies as he views Judaism as a spiritual practice. I hope you are inspired by and that you feel supported and encouraged by his words. From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring" You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Rabbi Daniel Silverstein. What a wonderful conversation with an inspiring visionary and compassionate voice of change. Rav Daniel manifests refreshing positive and optimistic energies as he views Judaism as a spiritual practice. I hope you are inspired by and that you feel supported and encouraged by his words.

From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here:
https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring"

You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you.

Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations.

Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 2844 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/07/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-episode-46-in-conversation-with-rabbi-dr-meesh-hammer-kossoy/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy. This unique and refreshing Rabbi, Educator and Director of the Year Program at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies speaks about the need for the "radical center" to come together. From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring" You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Sun, 25 Jul 2021 11:12:55 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy. This unique and refreshing Rabbi, Educator and Director of the Year Program at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Stud... This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: In Conversation With Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy. This unique and refreshing Rabbi, Educator and Director of the Year Program at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies speaks about the need for the "radical center" to come together. From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring" You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy. This unique and refreshing Rabbi, Educator and Director of the Year Program at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies speaks about the need for the "radical center" to come together.

From Yiscah: "I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here:
https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring"

You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email Yiscah to confirm your time if this interests you.

Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations.

Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 3043 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/07/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-in-conversation-with-rav-ari-zeev-schwartz/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: With gratitude to our Creator and to all of you for your ongoing support and listenership, this new podcast episode #44, Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah celebrates four years since its inception. WOW!! This is radically amazing. And to celebrate radical amazement, this podcast I was in conversation with Rav Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. Meet and learn from this incredibly inspiring educator and author of "The Spiritual Revolution of Rav Kook: The Writings of a Jewish Mystic," as he addresses inner revolutionary changes and Rav Kook's "The Four Part Song" that we all may sing along our life journeys. I hope that all of you become inspired in your own unique ways. If you would like to be in touch with Rav Ari Schwartz, his email address is contact@arizeev.com. I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email me to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Thu, 01 Jul 2021 10:28:46 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: With gratitude to our Creator and to all of you for your ongoing support and listenership, this new podcast episode #44, This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: With gratitude to our Creator and to all of you for your ongoing support and listenership, this new podcast episode #44, Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah celebrates four years since its inception. WOW!! This is radically amazing. And to celebrate radical amazement, this podcast I was in conversation with Rav Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. Meet and learn from this incredibly inspiring educator and author of "The Spiritual Revolution of Rav Kook: The Writings of a Jewish Mystic," as he addresses inner revolutionary changes and Rav Kook's "The Four Part Song" that we all may sing along our life journeys. I hope that all of you become inspired in your own unique ways. If you would like to be in touch with Rav Ari Schwartz, his email address is contact@arizeev.com. I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here: https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email me to confirm your time if this interests you. Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations. Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media
And to celebrate radical amazement, this podcast I was in conversation with Rav Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. Meet and learn from this incredibly inspiring educator and author of "The Spiritual Revolution of Rav Kook: The Writings of a Jewish Mystic," as he addresses inner revolutionary changes and Rav Kook's "The Four Part Song" that we all may sing along our life journeys. I hope that all of you become inspired in your own unique ways.

If you would like to be in touch with Rav Ari Schwartz, his email address is contact@arizeev.com.

I would also like to remind you that my spiritual mentoring practice always has room for "one more" client. At your convenience, please review the type of spiritual mentorship, guidance, and companionship that I offer here:
https://www.yiscahsmith.com/mentoring

You are all warmly invited to book a complimentary introductory 20-minute assessment session with me. This allows both you and me an opportunity to connect further and for you to have a better idea of what I provide. Then you can better decide if this may be what you are seeking along your spiritual journey. Please email me to confirm your time if this interests you.

Enjoy the outdoors in the ways that bring you happiness, calmness, and a sense of wonder at the many manifestations of the Divine's creations.

Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 3924 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/03/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-episode-38-in-conversation-with-rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "The first ordained female Orthodox rabbi post-shoah. A voice of change that the world needs to hear. Her calling brings spiritual awareness to others, encouragement and passionate scholarship with compassion and care." Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Sun, 14 Mar 2021 11:36:29 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "The first ordained female Orthodox rabbi post-shoah. A voice of change that the world needs to hear. Her calling brings spiritual awareness to others, This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "The first ordained female Orthodox rabbi post-shoah. A voice of change that the world needs to hear. Her calling brings spiritual awareness to others, encouragement and passionate scholarship with compassion and care." Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "The first ordained female Orthodox rabbi post-shoah. A voice of change that the world needs to hear. Her calling brings spiritual awareness to others, encouragement and passionate scholarship with compassion and care."

Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 4517 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/03/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-episode-36-in-conversation-with-dasee-berkowitz/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Meet the founder of Ayeka's "Becoming a Soulful Parent" program. Dasee's groundbreaking approach to education understands parenting as a spiritual practice." Dasee recently taught a 3-part series of the same name of her book and program. You can find all episodes for streaming on Pardes's YouTube Channel. Be sure to subscribe! Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Sun, 14 Mar 2021 11:26:00 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Meet the founder of Ayeka's "Becoming a Soulful Parent" program. Dasee's groundbreaking approach to education understands parenting as a spiritual practice." - This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Meet the founder of Ayeka's "Becoming a Soulful Parent" program. Dasee's groundbreaking approach to education understands parenting as a spiritual practice." Dasee recently taught a 3-part series of the same name of her book and program. You can find all episodes for streaming on Pardes's YouTube Channel. Be sure to subscribe! Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Meet the founder of Ayeka's "Becoming a Soulful Parent" program. Dasee's groundbreaking approach to education understands parenting as a spiritual practice."

Dasee recently taught a 3-part series of the same name of her book and program. You can find all episodes for streaming on Pardes's YouTube Channel. Be sure to subscribe!

Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 2737 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/01/womens-prayers-and-women-pray-ers-from-hannah-to-today-part-3/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Tue, 26 Jan 2021 20:57:45 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781
Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers:
From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx
January 11, 2021
From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream.

January 18, 2021
The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream

January 25, 2021
Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream


Credits:
Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer
Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 3222 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/01/womens-prayers-and-women-pray-ers-from-hannah-to-today-part-2/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 20 Jan 2021 10:29:13 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781
Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers:
From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx
January 11, 2021
From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream.

January 18, 2021
The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream

January 25, 2021
Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream


Credits:
Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer
Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 3114 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2021/01/womens-prayers-and-women-pray-ers-from-hannah-to-today-part-1/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and President of Pardes Dr. Mark Brettler - Introduction and Brettler Family representative Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Thu, 14 Jan 2021 12:48:42 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781 Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers: From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx January 11, 2021 From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream. January 18, 2021 The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream January 25, 2021 Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream Credits: Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and President of Pardes Dr. Mark Brettler - Introduction and Brettler Family representative Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 2021 | 5781
Women's Prayers and Women Pray-ers:
From Hannah to Today with Professor Rabbi Dalia Marx
January 11, 2021
From the Bible to the Talmud - Rewatch the Live Stream.

January 18, 2021
The Medieval Period: Prayers Composed by Women - Rewatch the Live Stream

January 25, 2021
Opportunities and Challenges of Modernity - Rewatch the Live Stream


Credits:
Professor Rabbi Dalia Max - Lecturer
Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and President of Pardes
Dr. Mark Brettler - Introduction and Brettler Family representative
Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 3721 no https://elmad.pardes.org/parsha/podcasts/2020/11/authentic-jewish-living-with-yiscah-smith-episode-32-rabbanit-nechama-goldman-barash/ This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Nechama Goldman Barash is a role model for spiritual authentic living, a dedicated Torah scholar and educator specializing in matters of gender and Jewish law AND an activist in interfaith dialogue promoting non violence and understanding between Israeli and Palestinian communities." Nechama is a member of the Pardes faculty and a frequent member of our digital learning and podcasts. You can hear other teachings from Nechama by clicking here. Additionally, Nechama will be directing this winter's Pardes Learning Seminar: "Who Am I?: The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century." The Seminar dates are December 27-31. For more details, including the schedule and how to register, please visit the Pardes website. As with this past summer's seminar, this will be on zoom, so it is globally accessible for all wanting to participate and benefit from this incredibly inspiring program. Yiscah will be teaching as well and how special it will be to learn from both of these scholars. Please consider taking advantage of this special opportunity. Winter Pardes Learning Seminar Details Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Mon, 30 Nov 2020 11:52:02 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Nechama Goldman Barash is a role model for spiritual authentic living, a dedicated Torah scholar and educator specializing in matters of gender and Jewish law AND an... This was originally posted on Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Nechama Goldman Barash is a role model for spiritual authentic living, a dedicated Torah scholar and educator specializing in matters of gender and Jewish law AND an activist in interfaith dialogue promoting non violence and understanding between Israeli and Palestinian communities." Nechama is a member of the Pardes faculty and a frequent member of our digital learning and podcasts. You can hear other teachings from Nechama by clicking here. Additionally, Nechama will be directing this winter's Pardes Learning Seminar: "Who Am I?: The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century." The Seminar dates are December 27-31. For more details, including the schedule and how to register, please visit the Pardes website. As with this past summer's seminar, this will be on zoom, so it is globally accessible for all wanting to participate and benefit from this incredibly inspiring program. Yiscah will be teaching as well and how special it will be to learn from both of these scholars. Please consider taking advantage of this special opportunity. Winter Pardes Learning Seminar Details Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media Authentic Jewish Living with Yiscah Smith. From Yiscah: "Nechama Goldman Barash is a role model for spiritual authentic living, a dedicated Torah scholar and educator specializing in matters of gender and Jewish law AND an activist in interfaith dialogue promoting non violence and understanding between Israeli and Palestinian communities."

Nechama is a member of the Pardes faculty and a frequent member of our digital learning and podcasts. You can hear other teachings from Nechama by clicking here.

Additionally, Nechama will be directing this winter's Pardes Learning Seminar: "Who Am I?: The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century." The Seminar dates are December 27-31. For more details, including the schedule and how to register, please visit the Pardes website. As with this past summer's seminar, this will be on zoom, so it is globally accessible for all wanting to participate and benefit from this incredibly inspiring program. Yiscah will be teaching as well and how special it will be to learn from both of these scholars. Please consider taking advantage of this special opportunity.
Winter Pardes Learning Seminar Details
Production by Rabbi Adam Titcher, Director of Digital Media]]> 3013 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/07/new-podcast-series-home-is-where-the-torah-is-makom-kavuah-choosing-a-place-for-prayer/ We are proud that Pardes's efforts to build a new facility in Jerusalem continue to move forward despite the challenges of the current moment. While most of us remain confined to our homes, a new home for our Torah, for our students and alumni, and for the vision of Jewish life we are promoting is coming to fruition, one day at a time. In this vein, we are excited to share Home is where the Torah is, the podcast recorded in our homes, and sent directly to yours. In this series, you will hear from six of our incredible teachers as they consider the various components that make up the concept of home and what makes a true home from a Jewish perspective. Rabbi Leon Morris will also have the opportunity to engage in conversation with the gifted architect of our new building Matti Rosenshine, as we think about the ways in which our new building will become our new collective home. Makom Kavuah – Choosing a Place for Prayer. Episode Description (27m 58s): The Talmud states that a person should have a designated place for prayer. In this podcast, Levi Cooper explores different possibilities for understanding the notion of a set place, a makom kavuah, for prayer (1:02). The Maggid of Melbourne considers this directive from the unique angle of our times when our synagogues shuttered and we find ourselves forced to pray at home. After the lecture, (22:10) Rabbi Leon Morris and Matti Rosenshine discuss sacred space. Production Credits: Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and Interview Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Podcast Host Matti Rosenshine - Podcast Guest Rabbi Michael Emerson - Creative Producer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 22 Jul 2020 21:45:30 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies We are proud that Pardes's efforts to build a new facility in Jerusalem continue to move forward despite the challenges of the current moment. While most of us remain confined to our homes, a new home for our Torah, for our students and alumni, We are proud that Pardes's efforts to build a new facility in Jerusalem continue to move forward despite the challenges of the current moment. While most of us remain confined to our homes, a new home for our Torah, for our students and alumni, and for the vision of Jewish life we are promoting is coming to fruition, one day at a time. In this vein, we are excited to share Home is where the Torah is, the podcast recorded in our homes, and sent directly to yours. In this series, you will hear from six of our incredible teachers as they consider the various components that make up the concept of home and what makes a true home from a Jewish perspective. Rabbi Leon Morris will also have the opportunity to engage in conversation with the gifted architect of our new building Matti Rosenshine, as we think about the ways in which our new building will become our new collective home. Makom Kavuah – Choosing a Place for Prayer. Episode Description (27m 58s): The Talmud states that a person should have a designated place for prayer. In this podcast, Levi Cooper explores different possibilities for understanding the notion of a set place, a makom kavuah, for prayer (1:02). The Maggid of Melbourne considers this directive from the unique angle of our times when our synagogues shuttered and we find ourselves forced to pray at home. After the lecture, (22:10) Rabbi Leon Morris and Matti Rosenshine discuss sacred space. Production Credits: Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and Interview Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Podcast Host Matti Rosenshine - Podcast Guest Rabbi Michael Emerson - Creative Producer Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer

We are proud that Pardes's efforts to build a new facility in Jerusalem continue to move forward despite the challenges of the current moment. While most of us remain confined to our homes, a new home for our Torah, for our students and alumni, and for the vision of Jewish life we are promoting is coming to fruition, one day at a time.

In this vein, we are excited to share Home is where the Torah is, the podcast recorded in our homes, and sent directly to yours. In this series, you will hear from six of our incredible teachers as they consider the various components that make up the concept of home and what makes a true home from a Jewish perspective. Rabbi Leon Morris will also have the opportunity to engage in conversation with the gifted architect of our new building Matti Rosenshine, as we think about the ways in which our new building will become our new collective home.

Makom Kavuah – Choosing a Place for Prayer. Episode Description (27m 58s):
The Talmud states that a person should have a designated place for prayer. In this podcast, Levi Cooper explores different possibilities for understanding the notion of a set place, a makom kavuah, for prayer (1:02). The Maggid of Melbourne considers this directive from the unique angle of our times when our synagogues shuttered and we find ourselves forced to pray at home. After the lecture, (22:10) Rabbi Leon Morris and Matti Rosenshine discuss sacred space.

Production Credits:
Rabbi Leon Morris - Introduction and Interview
Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Podcast Host
Matti Rosenshine - Podcast Guest
Rabbi Michael Emerson - Creative Producer
Rabbi Adam Titcher - Executive Producer

]]> 1678 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-heralds-of-zion-v-ahad-haam-nordau-and-the-new-jew/ The last installment in the Heralds of Zion series. This class explores the differences between Political and Cultural Zionism, along with introducing the personalities of Asher Ginsberg and Max Nordau. The primary question on the table is - how do you shape a new Jew? This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 20 May 2020 06:00:18 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The last installment in the Heralds of Zion series. This class explores the differences between Political and Cultural Zionism, along with introducing the personalities of Asher Ginsberg and Max Nordau. The primary question on the table is - how do you... The last installment in the Heralds of Zion series. This class explores the differences between Political and Cultural Zionism, along with introducing the personalities of Asher Ginsberg and Max Nordau. The primary question on the table is - how do you shape a new Jew? This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5233 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-heralds-of-zion-iv-herzl/ Class four in the Heralds of Zion series. In this class we explore teh life of Theodore Herzl. Along the way will discuss assimilation, antisemitism and the major events which led up to the birth of Zionism as a political movement. The central question of the class is - what made Herzl the father of Zionism? This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Tue, 19 May 2020 05:00:44 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Class four in the Heralds of Zion series. In this class we explore teh life of Theodore Herzl. Along the way will discuss assimilation, antisemitism and the major events which led up to the birth of Zionism as a political movement. Class four in the Heralds of Zion series. In this class we explore teh life of Theodore Herzl. Along the way will discuss assimilation, antisemitism and the major events which led up to the birth of Zionism as a political movement. The central question of the class is - what made Herzl the father of Zionism? This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5309 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-heralds-of-zion-iii-leon-pinsker/ Class three in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This time we explore the formation of Eastern European Enlightenment within the Pale of Settlement, along with the rise of nationalist thought across Europe. Add to this the resurgence of antisemitism within Russia and you have the context for Leon Pinsker's work Autoemancipation. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Fri, 15 May 2020 07:15:29 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Class three in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This time we explore the formation of Eastern European Enlightenment within the Pale of Settlement, along with the rise of nationalist thought across Europe. Add to this the resurgence of antisemitism within... Class three in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This time we explore the formation of Eastern European Enlightenment within the Pale of Settlement, along with the rise of nationalist thought across Europe. Add to this the resurgence of antisemitism within Russia and you have the context for Leon Pinsker's work Autoemancipation. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5462 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-heralds-of-zion-ii-moshe-hess/ Class two of the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This class explores the tension between particularism and universalism as it found expression in the utopian socialist movements of the 19th century. In that context, we meet Moshe Hess, whose roots as a socialist did not prevent him from writing one of the earliest works of Jewish nationalism. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Thu, 14 May 2020 07:15:47 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Class two of the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This class explores the tension between particularism and universalism as it found expression in the utopian socialist movements of the 19th century. In that context, we meet Moshe Hess, Class two of the 'Heralds of Zion' series. This class explores the tension between particularism and universalism as it found expression in the utopian socialist movements of the 19th century. In that context, we meet Moshe Hess, whose roots as a socialist did not prevent him from writing one of the earliest works of Jewish nationalism. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5369 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-heralds-of-zion-i-alkalai-and-kalisher/ The first in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. After introducing the two essential elements of Zionism, we explore its roots in classical religious thinking and how even this underwent an evolution in the 19th century. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 13 May 2020 07:15:31 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The first in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. After introducing the two essential elements of Zionism, we explore its roots in classical religious thinking and how even this underwent an evolution in the 19th century. - The first in the 'Heralds of Zion' series. After introducing the two essential elements of Zionism, we explore its roots in classical religious thinking and how even this underwent an evolution in the 19th century. This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the Marilyn and Sigi z”l Ziering Pardes Community Education Omer program, April 20 – May 24, 2020. You can watch this lecture online by visiting Rav Mike's video page.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5361 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-mendelsohn-and-emancipation/ Part two of the exploration of Mendelsohn as a model for the Jewish encounter with modernity. This time the great challenge is more emancipation than Enlightenment. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Tue, 12 May 2020 07:15:57 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Part two of the exploration of Mendelsohn as a model for the Jewish encounter with modernity. This time the great challenge is more emancipation than Enlightenment. - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, Part two of the exploration of Mendelsohn as a model for the Jewish encounter with modernity. This time the great challenge is more emancipation than Enlightenment. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5450 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/05/jewish-story-live-5780-moses-mendelsohn/ No individual embodies the initial encounter between Judaism and the Enlightenment more than Moses Mendelsohn. This episode explores the rise of the man known as "the German Socrates." This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Mon, 11 May 2020 07:14:04 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies No individual embodies the initial encounter between Judaism and the Enlightenment more than Moses Mendelsohn. This episode explores the rise of the man known as "the German Socrates." - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spri... No individual embodies the initial encounter between Judaism and the Enlightenment more than Moses Mendelsohn. This episode explores the rise of the man known as "the German Socrates." This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5175 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/04/amen-aleinu-bowing-before-the-univeral-god/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our sixth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes President Leon Morris and PCJE Director of Experiential Education Penny Joel as they delve into the Aleinu. They explore universality, particularism, and the spiritual and mindful aspects of physical bowing through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Leon Morris and Penny Joel. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Mon, 06 Apr 2020 04:00:03 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our sixth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes President Leon Morris and PCJE Director of Experiential Education Penny Joel as they delve into the Aleinu. They explore universality, particularism, and the spiritual and mindful aspects of physical bowing through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Leon Morris and Penny Joel. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In our sixth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes President Leon Morris and PCJE Director of Experiential Education Penny Joel as they delve into the Aleinu. They explore universality, particularism, and the spiritual and mindful aspects of physical bowing through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Leon Morris and Penny Joel.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 2249 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/amen-opening-up-the-amidah-gratitude-and-graciousness-in-prayer-part-3/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our fifth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes Faculty Alex Israel and PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert as they delve into the hoda’ot/thanksgiving section of the Amidah. They explore gratitude and graciousness through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. n this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Alex Israel and Aviva Lauer Golbert. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Tue, 31 Mar 2020 04:00:21 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our fifth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes Faculty Alex Israel and PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert as they delve into the hoda’ot/thanksgiving section of the Amidah. They explore gratitude and graciousness through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. n this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Alex Israel and Aviva Lauer Golbert. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In our fifth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Pardes Faculty Alex Israel and PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert as they delve into the hoda’ot/thanksgiving section of the Amidah. They explore gratitude and graciousness through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people.

n this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Rabbi Alex Israel and Aviva Lauer Golbert.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 2239 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/amen-opening-up-the-amidah-what-are-we-asking-god-for-part-2/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our fourth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Susan Yammer and Penny Joel as they delve into the bakashot/request section of the Amidah. They explore what it means to ask something from God as individuals and as a community, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Susan Yammer and Penny Joel. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Tue, 24 Mar 2020 06:00:27 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our fourth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Susan Yammer and Penny Joel as they delve into the bakashot/request section of the Amidah. They explore what it means to ask something from God as individuals and as a community, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Susan Yammer and Penny Joel. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In our fourth episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Susan Yammer and Penny Joel as they delve into the bakashot/request section of the Amidah. They explore what it means to ask something from God as individuals and as a community, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Susan Yammer and Penny Joel.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 2000 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/amen-opening-up-the-amidah-ancestors-power-and-holiness-part-1/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our third episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Sefi Kraut and Reuven Margrett as they delve into the first three brachot of the Amidah. They explore the key themes of those brachot: tribal affiliation, reviving the dead, and holiness, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Tue, 17 Mar 2020 04:00:11 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our third episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Sefi Kraut and Reuven Margrett as they delve into the first three brachot of the Amidah. They explore the key themes of those brachot: tribal affiliation, reviving the dead, and holiness, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In our third episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Faculty members Sefi Kraut and Reuven Margrett as they delve into the first three brachot of the Amidah. They explore the key themes of those brachot: tribal affiliation, reviving the dead, and holiness, through the perspectives of different tefilah goals - connecting to the community, God, and personal development - in order to conjure up more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 1826 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/03/jewish-story-live-5780-chassidut/ This class reviews the environment of formation for chassidut, explores the life of the Baal Shem and considers some of his deeper teachings. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Mon, 16 Mar 2020 12:13:07 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This class reviews the environment of formation for chassidut, explores the life of the Baal Shem and considers some of his deeper teachings. - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, This class reviews the environment of formation for chassidut, explores the life of the Baal Shem and considers some of his deeper teachings. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5440 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/amen-can-we-make-the-shema-meaningful-for-young-people-part-2/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In this podcast, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Rabbi Mike Feuer, Pardes Faculty & creator of the popular The Jewish Story podcast series, and Rachel Friedrichs, PCJE Assistant Director, as they explore how different tefilah goals deepen our understanding of the second and third paragraphs of the Shema making it relevant and engaging for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Mon, 09 Mar 2020 09:06:36 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In this podcast, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Rabbi Mike Feuer, Pardes Faculty & creator of the popular The Jewish Story podcast series, and Rachel Friedrichs, PCJE Assistant Director, as they explore how different tefilah goals deepen our understanding of the second and third paragraphs of the Shema making it relevant and engaging for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In this podcast, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by Rabbi Mike Feuer, Pardes Faculty & creator of the popular The Jewish Story podcast series, and Rachel Friedrichs, PCJE Assistant Director, as they explore how different tefilah goals deepen our understanding of the second and third paragraphs of the Shema making it relevant and engaging for young people.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 2220 no https://elmad.pardes.org/holidays/purim/2020/03/a-jew-in-a-foreign-court/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies presents a pre-Purim lecture: A Jew in a Foreign Court: From Esther to Today This evening was sponsored in loving memory of Shlomo Reutlinger z”l upon the marking of his first yahrzeit, by his family who miss him dearly. "When I have traveled around the world and met leaders of Jewish communities I have been surprised, even amazed how many professional and lay leaders of Jewish communities around the world have particular memories of their time in Pardes which was a deep, a seminal, an extraordinary important station on their Jewish journeys." --Daniel Taub (Year Program 1985-86) at Pardes on March 4, 2020. Download the Source Sheet Credits: Host: Daniel Taub Executive Producer: Adam Titcher   Thu, 05 Mar 2020 09:38:48 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies presents a pre-Purim lecture: A Jew in a Foreign Court: From Esther to Today This evening was sponsored in loving memory of Shlomo Reutlinger z”l upon the marking of his first yahrzeit, The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies presents a pre-Purim lecture: A Jew in a Foreign Court: From Esther to Today This evening was sponsored in loving memory of Shlomo Reutlinger z”l upon the marking of his first yahrzeit, by his family who miss him dearly. "When I have traveled around the world and met leaders of Jewish communities I have been surprised, even amazed how many professional and lay leaders of Jewish communities around the world have particular memories of their time in Pardes which was a deep, a seminal, an extraordinary important station on their Jewish journeys." --Daniel Taub (Year Program 1985-86) at Pardes on March 4, 2020. Download the Source Sheet Credits: Host: Daniel Taub Executive Producer: Adam Titcher   A Jew in a Foreign Court: From Esther to Today
This evening was sponsored in loving memory of Shlomo Reutlinger z”l upon the marking of his first yahrzeit, by his family who miss him dearly.

"When I have traveled around the world and met leaders of Jewish communities I have been surprised, even amazed how many professional and lay leaders of Jewish communities around the world have particular memories of their time in Pardes which was a deep, a seminal, an extraordinary important station on their Jewish journeys." --Daniel Taub (Year Program 1985-86) at Pardes on March 4, 2020.
Download the Source Sheet
Credits:
Host: Daniel Taub
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher

 ]]> 3656 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/personal-conversations-with-yiscah-smith-part-2/ The podcast was originally produced by the Society of Independent Spirituality, and Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. You can listen to more SIS interviews (some including Pardes students) online. To download more digital content from Yiscah Smith or to visit her patreon page, please visit her author page on Elmad. This podcast was originally produced in 8 parts, with each part focused on one question and topic. * Friends and Teachers * Suffering * Mitzvot * The student teacher * Soul Desires * Kabalat Atzmi vs Tikun Atzmi * Feminine and Masculine Spirituality * Personal Goals Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Faculty Host and interviewee Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz – Interviewer Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media   Thu, 05 Mar 2020 05:00:31 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The podcast was originally produced by the Society of Independent Spirituality, and Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. You can listen to more SIS interviews (some including Pardes students) online. To download more digital content from Yiscah Smith or to visit ... The podcast was originally produced by the Society of Independent Spirituality, and Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz. You can listen to more SIS interviews (some including Pardes students) online. To download more digital content from Yiscah Smith or to visit her patreon page, please visit her author page on Elmad. This podcast was originally produced in 8 parts, with each part focused on one question and topic. * Friends and Teachers * Suffering * Mitzvot * The student teacher * Soul Desires * Kabalat Atzmi vs Tikun Atzmi * Feminine and Masculine Spirituality * Personal Goals Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Faculty Host and interviewee Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz – Interviewer Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media   online. To download more digital content from Yiscah Smith or to visit her patreon page, please visit her author page on Elmad.

This podcast was originally produced in 8 parts, with each part focused on one question and topic.

* Friends and Teachers
* Suffering
* Mitzvot
* The student teacher
* Soul Desires
* Kabalat Atzmi vs Tikun Atzmi
* Feminine and Masculine Spirituality
* Personal Goals

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Faculty Host and interviewee
Rabbi Ari Ze'ev Schwartz – Interviewer
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media

 ]]> 2565 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/03/jewish-story-live-5780-the-background-for-chassidut/ This class lays the groundwork for understanding the emergence of the Chassidic movement in Eastern Europe in the late 18th century. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 04 Mar 2020 05:00:23 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This class lays the groundwork for understanding the emergence of the Chassidic movement in Eastern Europe in the late 18th century. - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. - This class lays the groundwork for understanding the emergence of the Chassidic movement in Eastern Europe in the late 18th century. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5429 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/amen-multiple-lenses-for-tefilah-education-can-we-make-the-shema-meaningful-for-young-people/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our first episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert and PCJE Director of Digital Content Reuven Margrett as they explore the Shema - Judaism’s most well-known expression of faith - through the perspectives of connecting to community, God, and personal development in order to create more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Tue, 03 Mar 2020 11:35:45 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org. In our first episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert and PCJE Director of Digital Content Reuven Margrett as they explore the Shema - Judaism’s most well-known expression of faith - through the perspectives of connecting to community, God, and personal development in order to create more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.
For our database of tefilah resources and to learn more about tefilah goals go to tefilah.pardes.org. For more great podcasts visit elmad.pardes.org.



In our first episode, Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE Director Aviva Lauer Golbert and PCJE Director of Digital Content Reuven Margrett as they explore the Shema - Judaism’s most well-known expression of faith - through the perspectives of connecting to community, God, and personal development in order to create more meaningful and engaging tefilah experiences for young people.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 2158 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/03/electionday-message-2020/ Today, citizens of Israel go to the polls in their third attempt to elect a Prime Minister. Tomorrow, 14 US States hold presidential primaries. Pardes Faculty Member Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy shares with us a teaching about the balance of power, rule of law and our communal responsibility to form strong governments. Credits: Special Message Host: Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Mon, 02 Mar 2020 05:00:00 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Today, citizens of Israel go to the polls in their third attempt to elect a Prime Minister. Tomorrow, 14 US States hold presidential primaries. Pardes Faculty Member Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy shares with us a teaching about the balance of power, Today, citizens of Israel go to the polls in their third attempt to elect a Prime Minister. Tomorrow, 14 US States hold presidential primaries. Pardes Faculty Member Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy shares with us a teaching about the balance of power, rule of law and our communal responsibility to form strong governments. Credits: Special Message Host: Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy Executive Producer: Adam Titcher

Credits:

Special Message Host: Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 443 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/02/amen-multiple-lenses-for-tefilah-education-introduction/ The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. In this introduction episode, Zvi Hirschfield, is joined by Aviva Lauer Golbert, Director of PCJE, and Reuven Margrett, PCJE Director of Digital Content, as they introduce this podcast series and outline the issues, challenges, and potential goals of tefilah education. To receive this podcast weekly you need to be subscribed to Pardes Live and Mini-Series podcast channel. Subscribe today using iTunes, Android or wherever you download your podcasts. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher Wed, 19 Feb 2020 10:58:46 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make praye... The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators is proud to produce this podcast series to support and inspire tefilah education. Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Pardes faculty member, leads a panel of veteran educators in an invigorating discussion of how to make prayer relevant to young people. Using a menu of tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth. In this introduction episode, Zvi Hirschfield, is joined by Aviva Lauer Golbert, Director of PCJE, and Reuven Margrett, PCJE Director of Digital Content, as they introduce this podcast series and outline the issues, challenges, and potential goals of tefilah education. To receive this podcast weekly you need to be subscribed to Pardes Live and Mini-Series podcast channel. Subscribe today using iTunes, Android or wherever you download your podcasts. In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett. Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett Executive Producer: Adam Titcher tefilah goals, created as part of the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, each educator explores each episode’s prayer through a lens of either Connecting to God, Developing a Sense of Jewish Community, or Cultivating Personal Growth.


In this introduction episode, Zvi Hirschfield, is joined by Aviva Lauer Golbert, Director of PCJE, and Reuven Margrett, PCJE Director of Digital Content, as they introduce this podcast series and outline the issues, challenges, and potential goals of tefilah education. To receive this podcast weekly you need to be subscribed to Pardes Live and Mini-Series podcast channel. Subscribe today using iTunes, Android or wherever you download your podcasts.

In this episode: Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, Aviva Lauer Golbert and Rabbi Reuven Margrett.
Creative Producer: Reuven Margrett
Executive Producer: Adam Titcher]]> 799 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/02/jewish-story-live-5780-spinoza-converso-of-reason/ Depending on who you ask Spinoza was either a dangerous heretic, the founder of modern thought - or both. Whichever side you take, this class will teach you why we might better call Baruch Spinoza the first secular Jew. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Tue, 18 Feb 2020 13:42:31 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Depending on who you ask Spinoza was either a dangerous heretic, the founder of modern thought - or both. Whichever side you take, this class will teach you why we might better call Baruch Spinoza the first secular Jew. - Depending on who you ask Spinoza was either a dangerous heretic, the founder of modern thought - or both. Whichever side you take, this class will teach you why we might better call Baruch Spinoza the first secular Jew. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5391 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/02/jewish-story-live-5780-sabbateanism-and-modernity/ This class explores the ongoing story of the Sabbatean movement and its role in eroding rabbinic authority in the early modern era. Along with an analysis of historical factors, hear the story of Sabbatean prophet Avraham Cardoso, R' Yehudah Hachasid and the Ramchal. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Sun, 16 Feb 2020 14:15:09 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This class explores the ongoing story of the Sabbatean movement and its role in eroding rabbinic authority in the early modern era. Along with an analysis of historical factors, hear the story of Sabbatean prophet Avraham Cardoso, This class explores the ongoing story of the Sabbatean movement and its role in eroding rabbinic authority in the early modern era. Along with an analysis of historical factors, hear the story of Sabbatean prophet Avraham Cardoso, R' Yehudah Hachasid and the Ramchal. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5360 no https://elmad.pardes.org/holidays/shavuot/2020/02/four-narratives-of-spiritual-power-episode4/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Thu, 13 Feb 2020 11:06:03 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalyti... The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780
Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches
we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension.
Download the Source Sheet
22 January 2020
Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast.

29 January 2020
Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast.

5 February 2020
Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast.

12 February 2020
Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger"

Credits:
Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5053 no https://elmad.pardes.org/holidays/purim/2020/02/four-narratives-of-spiritual-power-episode3/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" To purchase tickets for the other lectures please go online: If you do not have a teudat zehut, type 125 in the section that requests it at the payment section. For more details and questions please contact Rabbi Alex Israel / alex@pardes.org.il / 02 673-5210 ext 225 Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Thu, 06 Feb 2020 09:55:14 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalyti... The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" To purchase tickets for the other lectures please go online: If you do not have a teudat zehut, type 125 in the section that requests it at the payment section. For more details and questions please contact Rabbi Alex Israel / alex@pardes.org.il / 02 673-5210 ext 225 Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780
Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches
we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension.
Download the Source Sheet
22 January 2020
Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast.

29 January 2020
Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast.

5 February 2020
Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World"

12 February 2020
Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger"

To purchase tickets for the other lectures please go online: If you do not have a teudat zehut, type 125 in the section that requests it at the payment section. For more details and questions please contact Rabbi Alex Israel / alex@pardes.org.il / 02 673-5210 ext 225

Credits:
Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5121 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/02/jewish-story-live-5780-khmelnytsky-and-shabbatai-zvi/ The year 1648 had a powerful significance in Jewish history. Here is an exploration of its impact through the Khmelnytsky massacres and teh rise of the false messiah Shabbatai Zvi. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 05 Feb 2020 13:46:03 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The year 1648 had a powerful significance in Jewish history. Here is an exploration of its impact through the Khmelnytsky massacres and teh rise of the false messiah Shabbatai Zvi. - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring s... The year 1648 had a powerful significance in Jewish history. Here is an exploration of its impact through the Khmelnytsky massacres and teh rise of the false messiah Shabbatai Zvi. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5319 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/four-narratives-of-spiritual-power-episode2/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast. Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Thu, 30 Jan 2020 10:02:31 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalyti... The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast. 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast. Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780
Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches
we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension.
Download the Source Sheet
22 January 2020
Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" - Listen to the Podcast.

29 January 2020
Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be"

5 February 2020
Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast.

12 February 2020
Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast.

Credits:
Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 4682 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/01/jewish-story-live-5780-maharal-and-azariah-de-rossi/ This class first takes a look at the battle between the Maharal and Azariah de Rossi as an example of the struggle between tradition and modernity. Then we lay the ground work for understanding the socio-economic status of European Jewry in the 17th century. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 29 Jan 2020 12:08:41 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This class first takes a look at the battle between the Maharal and Azariah de Rossi as an example of the struggle between tradition and modernity. Then we lay the ground work for understanding the socio-economic status of European Jewry in the 17th ce... This class first takes a look at the battle between the Maharal and Azariah de Rossi as an example of the struggle between tradition and modernity. Then we lay the ground work for understanding the socio-economic status of European Jewry in the 17th century. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5358 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/four-narratives-of-spiritual-power-episode1/ The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast. Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Sun, 26 Jan 2020 10:48:14 -0000 full 1 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalyti... The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Presents: The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780 Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension. Download the Source Sheet 22 January 2020 Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!" 29 January 2020 Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast. 5 February 2020 Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast. 12 February 2020 Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast. Credits: Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer Adam Titcher - Executive Producer The Sidney and Miriam Brettler Memorial Series 5780
Women in the Wilderness: Four Narratives of Spiritual Power with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
Through midrashic and hasidic readings as well as psychoanalytic approaches
we will encounter the spiritual resistance of our biblical heroines in situations of tension.
Download the Source Sheet
22 January 2020
Miriam against Moses: "Sing-Now!-to God!"

29 January 2020
Daughters of Zelophchad: "To be or not to be" - Listen to the Podcast.

5 February 2020
Esther: "Mere Anarchy is Loosed Upon the World" - Listen to the Podcast.

12 February 2020
Becoming Ruth: "And I am a Stranger" - Listen to the Podcast.

Credits:
Dr. Avivah Zornberg - Lecturer
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5410 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-6/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the final episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This episode is titled: Guidance for and the Cultivation of Daily Spiritual Practice. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Sun, 26 Jan 2020 06:00:33 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the final episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the final episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This episode is titled: Guidance for and the Cultivation of Daily Spiritual Practice. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the final episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This episode is titled: Guidance for and the Cultivation of Daily Spiritual Practice.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 2126 no https://elmad.pardes.org/history/2020/01/jewish-story-live-5780-empiricism-and-the-maharal/ The first class of the semester aims to wrap up the 16th century with a look at the challenge posed to traditional Jewish thought by empiricism, and the innovate response of the Maharal of Prague. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Mon, 20 Jan 2020 11:45:48 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies The first class of the semester aims to wrap up the 16th century with a look at the challenge posed to traditional Jewish thought by empiricism, and the innovate response of the Maharal of Prague. - This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Ed... The first class of the semester aims to wrap up the 16th century with a look at the challenge posed to traditional Jewish thought by empiricism, and the innovate response of the Maharal of Prague. This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020. If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce. Credits: Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
This lecture is part of the 5780 Pardes Community Education Spring session, January 12, 2020 - March 26, 2020.

If you are interested in listening to more from Rav Mike, or you want to help him continue making Jewish history a relevant story, visit elmad.pardes.org/ravmike.

If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes Community Education classes, visit the main Pardes website www.pardes.org.il/ce.

Credits:
Rav Mike Feuer – Pardes Faculty and Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5225 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-5/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fifth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating the practice of incorporating music, song and melody into the expression of your faith, your belief and your soul. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Sun, 19 Jan 2020 11:18:33 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fifth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fifth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating the practice of incorporating music, song and melody into the expression of your faith, your belief and your soul. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the fifth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating the practice of incorporating music, song and melody into the expression of your faith, your belief and your soul.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 1802 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-4/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fourth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating behavior that welcomes the soul and demonstrates our spiritual nature - acting with genuineness, wholeheartedness and simplicity. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Mon, 13 Jan 2020 11:32:19 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fourth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the fourth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating behavior that welcomes the soul and demonstrates our spiritual nature - acting with genuineness, wholeheartedness and simplicity. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the fourth episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Cultivating behavior that welcomes the soul and demonstrates our spiritual nature - acting with genuineness, wholeheartedness and simplicity.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 1691 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/how-israelis-reinvent-judaism/ This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism. December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen. December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV - Unfortunately this was not recorded. December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? Click here to listen. December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits: Shmuel Rosner – Lecturing Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 08 Jan 2020 13:07:47 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism. - December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a P... This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism. December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen. December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV - Unfortunately this was not recorded. December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? Click here to listen. December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits: Shmuel Rosner – Lecturing Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen.
December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV - Unfortunately this was not recorded.
December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? Click here to listen.
December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism

To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits:
Shmuel Rosner – Lecturing Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5479 no https://elmad.pardes.org/els/2020/01/winter-2019-pardes-learning-seminar-ego-humility-and-the-distortion-of-religion/ Link to course description. Title: Ego, Humility and the Distortion of Judaism Description: An ethical-literary reading of a rarely read but fascinating Haftara, Kings 2 Chapter 5, tells the tale of a Naaman, the leprous Aramean general, who is healed by Elisha and becomes a devoted monotheist. On the way, we learn a great deal about the true balances of ego, pride, and religion. Download the Source Sheet This session was given by Rabbi Alex Israel as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World. If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar. Credits: Alex Israel - Host and Faculty Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 08 Jan 2020 12:18:37 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Link to course description. - Title: Ego, Humility and the Distortion of Judaism - Description: An ethical-literary reading of a rarely read but fascinating Haftara, Kings 2 Chapter 5, tells the tale of a Naaman, the leprous Aramean general, Link to course description. Title: Ego, Humility and the Distortion of Judaism Description: An ethical-literary reading of a rarely read but fascinating Haftara, Kings 2 Chapter 5, tells the tale of a Naaman, the leprous Aramean general, who is healed by Elisha and becomes a devoted monotheist. On the way, we learn a great deal about the true balances of ego, pride, and religion. Download the Source Sheet This session was given by Rabbi Alex Israel as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World. If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar. Credits: Alex Israel - Host and Faculty Adam Titcher - Executive Producer

Link to course description.

Title: Ego, Humility and the Distortion of Judaism

Description: An ethical-literary reading of a rarely read but fascinating Haftara, Kings 2 Chapter 5, tells the tale of a Naaman, the leprous Aramean general, who is healed by Elisha and becomes a devoted monotheist. On the way, we learn a great deal about the true balances of ego, pride, and religion.

Download the Source Sheet

This session was given by Rabbi Alex Israel as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World.


If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar.

Credits:
Alex Israel - Host and Faculty
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 5139 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2020/01/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-3/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the third episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Knowing how to observe, pay attention to, and gaze at your feelings: the keys to your soul. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Sun, 05 Jan 2020 06:00:18 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the third episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the third episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Knowing how to observe, pay attention to, and gaze at your feelings: the keys to your soul. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the third episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Knowing how to observe, pay attention to, and gaze at your feelings: the keys to your soul.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 2091 no https://elmad.pardes.org/els/2019/12/winter-2019-pardes-learning-seminar-the-inward-journey-of-abraham/ Link to course description. Title: The Inward Journey of Abraham Description: In this session, we will discuss the midrashic metaphor of “the illuminated palace” and explore where God is directing Abraham in his search for the Divine. Download the Source Sheet This session was given by Rabbi Herzl Hefter as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World. If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar. Credits: David I. Bernstein - Host Introduction Rabbi Herzl Hefter - Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Mon, 30 Dec 2019 09:34:20 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Link to course description. - Title: The Inward Journey of Abraham - Description: In this session, we will discuss the midrashic metaphor of “the illuminated palace” and explore where God is directing Abraham in his search for the Divine. - Link to course description. Title: The Inward Journey of Abraham Description: In this session, we will discuss the midrashic metaphor of “the illuminated palace” and explore where God is directing Abraham in his search for the Divine. Download the Source Sheet This session was given by Rabbi Herzl Hefter as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World. If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar. Credits: David I. Bernstein - Host Introduction Rabbi Herzl Hefter - Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer

Link to course description.

Title: The Inward Journey of Abraham

Description: In this session, we will discuss the midrashic metaphor of “the illuminated palace” and explore where God is directing Abraham in his search for the Divine.

Download the Source Sheet

This session was given by Rabbi Herzl Hefter as part of the Winter 2019 Pardes Learning Seminar, Shaping Meaningful Relationships in a Lonely World.


If you missed the 2019 Winter Seminar, but want to join us for the Summer 2020 Pardes Learning Seminar on Who Am I? The Complexity of Identity in the 21st Century, June 28-July 2, 2020, contact us now! Details and registration is open at: www.pardes.org.il/seminar.

Credits:
David I. Bernstein - Host Introduction
Rabbi Herzl Hefter - Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 3547 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2019/12/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-2/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the second episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Freely speaking to the Creator on your own, with your own words, and at your own particular auspicious time. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Sun, 29 Dec 2019 07:00:39 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the second episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the second episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Freely speaking to the Creator on your own, with your own words, and at your own particular auspicious time. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the second episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Freely speaking to the Creator on your own, with your own words, and at your own particular auspicious time.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 1707 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2019/12/walking-with-your-inner-spirit-episode-1/ Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the first episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Bringing thought and feeling into partnership & harmony, birthing an understanding heart. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media Sun, 22 Dec 2019 12:44:41 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the first episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. Walking With Your Inner Spirit: six opportunities, practices and encounters experiencing the Divine within. This is the first episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Bringing thought and feeling into partnership & harmony, birthing an understanding heart. Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads. To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits Yiscah Smith - Host Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media This is the first episode of six, in Yiscah Smith's new podcast series from the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. This is titled: Bringing thought and feeling into partnership & harmony, birthing an understanding heart.

Be sure to subscribe to the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel to get weekly episode downloads.

To learn more from Yiscah please visit her page: www.pardes.org.il/yiscah-smith.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. We appreciate you leaving us a review with 5-stars if you enjoy these podcasts.

For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits
Yiscah Smith - Host
Adam Titcher – Executive Producer and Director of Digital Media]]> 1746 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2019/12/rerelease-5780-hanukah-is-coming-to-town/ This is a rerelease of Hanukah is Coming to Town, from the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel and PCJE's Hanukah, Pesach and Purim Walk into a Bar... Now available is the new Interactive Hanukah Companion from the PCJE Staff. You can download it now by clicking here. Welcome to the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators podcast series: Hanukah, Pesach and Purim walk into a bar…  Each episode Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield hosts guest educators who share one text that reveals the deeper meaning of that year cycle event.In this Hanukah is Coming to Town podcast Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE’s Director, Aviva Golbert, and Director of Novice Teacher Support, Susan Yammer. Together they uncover the deeper meaning of Hanukah, finding the jam hidden in the middle of the doughnut. The sources referenced by the educators can be found on this Sefaria source sheet. Welcome to the bar… Credits:PCJE Staff – Show HostAdam Titcher - Executive Producer Visit the Interactive Hanukah Companion page for more information. Sun, 22 Dec 2019 09:57:53 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This is a rerelease of Hanukah is Coming to Town, from the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel and PCJE's Hanukah, Pesach and Purim Walk into a Bar... Now available is the new Interactive Hanukah Companion from the PCJE Staff. This is a rerelease of Hanukah is Coming to Town, from the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel and PCJE's Hanukah, Pesach and Purim Walk into a Bar... Now available is the new Interactive Hanukah Companion from the PCJE Staff. You can download it now by clicking here. Welcome to the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators podcast series: Hanukah, Pesach and Purim walk into a bar…  Each episode Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield hosts guest educators who share one text that reveals the deeper meaning of that year cycle event.In this Hanukah is Coming to Town podcast Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE’s Director, Aviva Golbert, and Director of Novice Teacher Support, Susan Yammer. Together they uncover the deeper meaning of Hanukah, finding the jam hidden in the middle of the doughnut. The sources referenced by the educators can be found on this Sefaria source sheet. Welcome to the bar… Credits:PCJE Staff – Show HostAdam Titcher - Executive Producer Visit the Interactive Hanukah Companion page for more information. This is a rerelease of Hanukah is Coming to Town, from the Pardes Live and Mini-Series channel and PCJE's Hanukah, Pesach and Purim Walk into a Bar...
Now available is the new Interactive Hanukah Companion from the PCJE Staff. You can download it now by clicking here.
Welcome to the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators podcast series: Hanukah, Pesach and Purim walk into a bar…  Each episode Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield hosts guest educators who share one text that reveals the deeper meaning of that year cycle event.In this Hanukah is Coming to Town podcast Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield is joined by PCJE’s Director, Aviva Golbert, and Director of Novice Teacher Support, Susan Yammer. Together they uncover the deeper meaning of Hanukah, finding the jam hidden in the middle of the doughnut.



The sources referenced by the educators can be found on this Sefaria source sheet.



Welcome to the bar…



Credits:PCJE Staff – Show HostAdam Titcher - Executive Producer
Visit the Interactive Hanukah Companion page for more information.
]]> 1807 no https://elmad.pardes.org/pardes-live-and-mini-series/2019/12/ashkenazi-or-sephardi/ This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? The Battle over prayer rites and identity in the State of Israel. December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen. December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits: Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper – Pardes Faculty and Lecturing Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer Wed, 18 Dec 2019 09:57:30 -0000 full Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? The Battle over prayer rites and identity in the State of Israel. - This episode is part Pardes's Community Education Fall Lecture Series: Complex Identities in Israeli Society. This episode featured Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? The Battle over prayer rites and identity in the State of Israel. December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen. December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi? December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il. Credits: Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper – Pardes Faculty and Lecturing Host Adam Titcher - Executive Producer
December 4, Rabbi Dr. Sam Lebens - Birth of the Person; Embrace of a People - Click here to listen.
December 11, Jessica Steinberg - The Arab-Israeli in Israeli Film and TV
December 17, Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper - Ashkenazi or Sephardi?
December 31, Shmuel Rosner - How Israelis Reinvent Judaism

To get more information about upcoming lectures please visit Pardes's online calendar.

Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: elmad@pardes.org.il. If you enjoyed what you just heard please give us a 5-star review on iTunes or wherever you download our podcasts today. For more information about Pardes, visit our website www.pardes.org.il.

Credits:
Rabbi Dr. Levi Cooper – Pardes Faculty and Lecturing Host
Adam Titcher - Executive Producer]]> 4745 no