I am so grateful to share this FATHER'S Day the podcast from the writer, musician, and actor Elie Benhiyoun. At 25, Elie was a rabbi, married, with a child, running a Jewish spiritual center or Chabad House. When Elie faced a hard truth: this

Anisah, Islam, On Respect

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About Wandering Towards The Divine Show

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Dori, Judaism, On Sustainability

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Ellen, Buddhism, On Hope

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DJ, Sikh, On The Patriarchy

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Dan, Bahaii, On Mental Health

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Umar, Islam, On Representation

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Curtis, Christianity, On Music

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Rini, Hinduism, On Family

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Teaching As An Art Form With Master Teacher Jose Castro

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Jose Castro is one of those people you meet and immediately need to get to know better. His warmth, and enthusiasm transform the energy of any room he’s in. At a Zoom LB arts council event this year, Jose was also my first step into the art

On Finding Her Voice, With Singer Neshama Carlebach

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Neshama is an award-winning singer, songwriter, and educator. She has released 10 albums and sold over one million records. She was one of the creators of the Broadway musical Soul Doctor and was inducted into the Brooklyn Hall of Fame in 2016

Make Your Life Into Poetry With Writer and Teacher David Karpel

Jul 8th, 2021 1h 28m

David Karpel is a writer, poet, and teacher as well as a father to two incredible young adults also pursuing creative lives. In this podcast, we talk about his journey from a frustrated, daydreaming child who never realized he could write to

A Service-Driven, Revolutionary Artistic Life With Brian Tate

Apr 22nd, 2021 1h 18m

Having an hour to sit down with Brian Tate, the quiet leader and cultural curator of important conversations going on in New York City was so nourishing for my soul. We talked about his life growing up in Ohio, in a home that regularly housed

Writer and Activist Elad Nehorai, On Becoming A Voice

Mar 23rd, 2021 1h 20m

Wow, what a conversation. In this podcast, we go into Elad's childhood, looking at the ways in which he used his voice more as self preservation than as an objective moral stand. We look at what shifted in college, and how he developed his

Adina Polen, How To Use ArtMaking To Find Spiritual Autonomy And Communal Liberation

Mar 3rd, 2021 56m 1s

Adina Polen is the Founder and Executive Director of Atiq: Jewish Maker Institute, an applied arts yeshiva(school) based in Berkeley, CA. Adina believes that multi-sensory opportunities for meaning-making sustain us as individuals, and streng

Bill Grisolia; Rock Vocalist And Community Activist

Jan 28th, 2021 1h 14m

I can't get enough of Bill's honest, hilarious, soulful approach to life. In this podcast we talk about Bill’s experience growing up in a family of scientists who loved the arts, having his mind blown open to the power of music as he attended S

Artists Who Parent With Laura Melnicoff

Jan 10th, 2021 30m 5s

I am ecstatic to announce the FIRST episode of the podcast Artists Who Parent as I interview the amazing cellist and mother of three, Laura Melnicoff. Last year, you could find Laura scootering down the streets of Manhattan with her large, 9

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