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Explore "rosh hashanah" with insightful episodes like "RH1 5784 - I'm Done with Disney Villains!", "Yom Teruah - Feast of Trumpets", "Fighting rising antisemitism in RI", "Shabbos Shuva Drasha 2022/5783" and "Ep 108: A Full Accounting of the Soul" from podcasts like ""Torat haAdam - Sedra Sermons from SAMS", "messianic minutes podcast", "Rhode Island Report", "Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen" and "The Joyous Justice Podcast"" and more!
Episodes (30)
Yom Teruah - Feast of Trumpets
The traditional Jewish feast called Rosh Hashana begins this year at sundown Friday, September 15. In this episode, Jeffrey D. and Ted explain the great significance of this "Day of Blowing the Shofar." Listen hear as they present the calls and sound the Shofar!
Fighting rising antisemitism in RI
This Friday is the start of the Jewish New Year, and while many will be celebrating with apples and honey, there’s a reality that’s not so sweet. This past year, reports of antisemitism in Rhode Island increased by around 250 percent. Adam Greenman, the president and CEO of the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island, joins us to talk about this troubling trend and what we can do about it. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@globe.com.
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Shabbos Shuva Drasha 2022/5783
Ep 108: A Full Accounting of the Soul
A few days into the new Jewish year, we connect to reflect on what we learned in our Elul offerings, and to offer some lessons about the practice of cheshbon hanefesh, or accounting of the soul. Taking cues from the English word accounting, we play with what it means to have an accurate assessment of our liabilities and our strengths. How can we counter the social conditioning that discourages celebrating progress (and why is it important?)?
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- What in this episode is new for you? What have you learned and how does it land?
- What is resonating? What is sticking with you and why?
- What feels hard? What is challenging or on the edge for you?
- What feelings and sensations are arising and where in your body do you feel them?
ASK A JEW (38): Rosh Hashanenigans, from Adam Levine to Idi Amin
Let's party like it's 5783!!
What's worse: Rosh Hashanah services or New Year's eve in Times Square? Also, is it Hasidic Jew migration season? Turns out they have some days off where they're allowed to do things, which explains why they are in bloom in city's parks and zoos. It's a beautiful sight.
Also:
- Cooking for the holidays: a great Rebettzen vs. a Hot Mess.
- Chaya Leah is giving you the day off from work.
- Posting things on your Instagram about Iran is good. Yael doesn't like a documentary she hasn't watched yet.
- The Miami Boys Choir
- Listener feedback about out Orthodox Yeshiva episode (they hated it but love us, that's all that matters)
- Your hosts share a little mushy towards the end, sweet as honey.
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Prophetic Perspective with Shawn Bolz
Rosh Hashanah, Part 2
The Feast of Rosh Hashanah, which in the bible is called Yom Teruah - the Day of the Blowing of the Shofar, began at sundown on September 25. In this episode, Jeffrey D. and Ted continue their lively discussion of the traditions of the Feast, and the Days of Awe which precede the upcoming Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur. Messianicminutes.com
Mining the Media Season 2 Episode 23
G.K. and Dave welcome back Sondra Oster Baras, Director of the Israel Office of Christian Friends of Israeli Communities, known as CFOIC Heartland.
Sondra explains what the Jewish New Year, known as Rosh Hashanah, and the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, are and their significance to Jews as the High Holy Days.
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S2 E14: “Walking tall” with Rabbi Joseph Dweck
Rabbi Joseph Dweck is the Senior Rabbi of the S&P Sephardi Community of the United Kingdom and one of the country’s most prominent Jewish figures.
In this episode, Rabbi Dweck discusses why he has always stood by CAA’s side and the challenges that his community is facing, as well as regaling the podcast with highlights from his career.
Plus, with Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, just around the corner, the podcast reflects back on advice given by some of the Season 2 guests on how to tackle antisemitism.
This episode is the final installment of Season 2 of Podcast Against Antisemitism. We’ll be taking a short break and returning in October for Season 3 with a really exciting line-up of guests. We’d like to thank all of you for listening, and hope that you’re finding our podcast as enjoyable to listen to as we do in producing it.
Now, please enjoy this week’s episode.
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What is Rosh Hashanah and the 10 Days of Awe?
Rosh Hashanah is in the Bible, but it wasn’t always the Jewish new year. Find out the original new year and other facts you may not know in this episode of the TŌV podcast!
The TŌV Podcast
en-usSeptember 21, 2022
Rosh Hashanah, Part 1
This year at sundown, September 25th, Shofars will sound in synagogues the world over as Jews celebrate the Day of the Blowing of the Shofar, Yom Teruah, which is commonly known as Rosh Hashanah. In this episode, the first of a series on the Fall Feasts, Jeffrey D. and Ted elaborate on the traditions surrounding the Feast and its prophetic meanings.
S4 Ep. 9: Season of Reflection and Repentance
In this special episode, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D and Rabbi Sandra Lawson discuss their respective processes of preparing for the High Holidays. This isn’t about leading services, but about how, as human beings, they undertake an accounting of the soul, leading to repentance for their own actions and forgiveness toward others. The two friends and colleagues delve into Maimonides as interpreted by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg in her new book On Repentance and Repair. (Among his many contributions, Maimonides, a medieval Torah scholar, philosopher and physician, outlined five steps needed to make true repentance.) Rabbi Sandra describes her difficult relationship with her late mother, and the forgiveness needed to truly care for her mother during illness. The two widen the lens and examine repentance from a societal point of view: how can society account and repent for harms caused to so many groups: Blacks, indigenous Americans, Asian Americans and so on. The two agree that an American reckoning with its troubled legacy is needed. “I think about teshuvah and when it comes to racial justice work, my focus first of all, is primarily within our Jewish spaces,” Lawson says. “I have found that many Jews who benefit from white privilege tend to continue to look outward on racial justice in the larger world, which is fine. But that also needs to be with our own internal work.”
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Reflections on Elul with Rav David Silverstein & Rav Gavriel Singer
Rav David Silverstein and Rav Gavriel Singer discuss their personal preparations for the Yamim Noraim, selichot nusach preferences, teshuva reading lists, innovative simanim minhagim, and more.
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Email us at oraytapodcast@gmail.com and we look forward to "continuing the conversation."
Background music from "Ashreinu" by Omek HaDavar.
Recorded in the Old City of Jerusalem at Yeshivat Orayta (orayta.org).
Tzarich Iyun — A Podcast from Yeshivat Orayta
enSeptember 18, 2022
Women who Missed Shofar Blowing During Rosh Hashana Davening Part 2
Episode 101: KUWTK 09.09.2021 - Was it Medical Parole? - No, it was Rosh Hashanah
Trying to understand JP Smith
How significant is religion?
Is there a deeper message from Zuma's medical parole?
Rosh Hashanah: Beginning Anew
Discover what the first of the Jewish Fall Feasts – Rosh Hashanah – means to you as a Believer. Rabbi Jonathan and Ezra reveal how the Fall Feasts are not merely Jewish holidays but are also prophetic events relevant to the whole world. Learn how the Feasts of the Old Testament provide a backdrop for Christians and Jewish people alike to understand the full significance of what Yeshua (Jesus) has done for us. See how the Christian and Jewish celebrations together create a divine universal calendar. Find out why Rosh Hashanah is also called the Feast of Trumpets and why the shofar is an important instrument of worship.
Jewish Voice with Jonathan Bernis (audio)
enSeptember 01, 2021
Rosh Hashanah: Beginning Anew
Discover what the first of the Jewish Fall Feasts – Rosh Hashanah – means to you as a Believer. Rabbi Jonathan and Ezra reveal how the Fall Feasts are not merely Jewish holidays but are also prophetic events relevant to the whole world. Learn how the Feasts of the Old Testament provide a backdrop for Christians and Jewish people alike to understand the full significance of what Yeshua (Jesus) has done for us. See how the Christian and Jewish celebrations together create a divine universal calendar. Find out why Rosh Hashanah is also called the Feast of Trumpets and why the shofar is an important instrument of worship.
Teshuva Movies (The High Holidays Episode)
In preparation for the Jewish High Holidays, Jodi and Yechiel go all out Jewy in exploring the movies that exemplify "Teshuva", the Jewish practice of making things right (kinda repentance, but not). Join them to take a dive into the films that embrace redemptive (or not) arcs and characters who must revisit the sins and wrongs they have done in order to become better again.
This Episodes Movies (and where they are stream) :
Groundhog Day (1993) | Prime
It's a Wonderful Life (1946) | Prime
Dogma (1999) | YouTube
Citizen Kane (1941) | HBO Max
Dark Knight Rises (2012) | HBO Max
Blindspotting (2018) | Starz
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New Years Resolutions
Reflections on the Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New YearProduction: Martin Steinbereithner
Recording: Fritz Loewe
Mastering: Harry Kelev
Factchecking: Piroshka Kacsa
Music Selection: Jakob Dubi Baer
Creative Director: Philip Wolff