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An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi KleinIn thinking of my own Jewish education, I first learned to read Hebrew, and only much later got to a point where I could speak with any similar fluency to what I read. It
#19: Broken Swastikas: The Shared Burden of History (Rabbi Joseph Edelheit & Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman)
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi ZimmermanWe wanted to talk today about the swastika that you just sent to temple. And I opened it up recently and I guess I didn't expect my reaction to be so visceral. Not on
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi ZimmermanI am a rabbi who cooks and I love being involved in your cookbooks. They're amazing because of the food and the rose water and all the beautiful tastes and smells tha
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi Moss: What is your midrash—your interpretation, expansion, understanding, digging up and finding some gold—of the word Rimon and what it means for the organization today?David
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi Zimmerman: So talk to me about the art of preaching, where you learned it, who are your role models and how you continue to work on it? Reverend McDavid: I'm grateful that I h
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi MossWhat is Mussar? Julie DeanIt’s no secret that character has become a huge topic of conversation in this country. How are we living? What are our values? How do we treat on
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi ZimmermanYou’ve really taken up this artform of sofrut, Jewish scribal arts. How did you get into it? How did this intense passion emerge? Rabbi HornsteinSofrut has been a pow
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Sandy Divack Moss At that time, the value proposition was that each generation had as much to gain from the other. It wasn’t about doing for the elderly. Of course, there was a lot
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Dr. RudnickShould there be limits on what we should do or study? Are there questions we should not investigate or ask? What are you going to say when I tell you I know why this is t
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi HartmanMichelle, my understanding is that Appetite for Change really brings together your passions for cooking, food, and social justice. Tell us about how AFC and Breaking Br
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Michael O’ConnellI‘m grateful to be with you and my friends from Temple, and I say that in a very heartfelt way. I’ve had almost a thirty-year history with Temple. It’s framed who I
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi KleinSometimes when people think about ma’asim, the behaving part of Judaism, we think about lighting 4-inch tall white Shabbat candles on a Friday evening. And sometimes we t
Temple Talks is honored to hand the microphone to Rafi Forbush, founder of the Multiracial Jewish Association of Minnesota (mjamn.org), in conversation with a Temple Israel congregant with Chinese heritage. In the context of the horrors of the
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Cantor AbelsonWe’re going to look at some of the changing faces of Jewish music since I’ve been here, and from Jayson’s perspective, some of the new music coming out of the URJ and
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi HartmanI remember when you were dreaming up this women’s commentary on the Torah, back in the early 90s when I was just a girl. And now that book sits in this and so many othe
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi ZimmermanWould you please talk about what parents can do in terms of having rituals while everyone is mostly at home, and how parents can help provide some sense of structure
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Alicia StollerYou know, it’s true that especially younger children are very much in the moment, but I think that sometimes causes us to not revisit thing with children because we fe
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi GlaserWhen you were just talking about different kinds of sound that we can’t understand, or can’t hear but others animals can, that always piques an interest in me. It is sim
An excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi MossHas the Jewish leadership of Congressional prayers increased over time? Or did we have a heyday where we were more frequent? After that first Jewish prayer in 1860, was it a long
An edited excerpt from this week’s Temple Talks follows below. Rabbi Zimmerman:So you talk about your work in DC, and I know that one of the interactions we’ve had over the years is a conversation about Reverend Barber’s work and the Poor Peopl
Welcome to Temple Talks, a new podcast from Temple Israel in Minneapolis, where Jewish wisdom meets our ever-changing world. Join us as we talk with our favorite partners and thought leaders, from around town and around the world. We hope these
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