We’ve now reached the point in our seder journey where our hearts open up in praise and thanks to Hashem for everything He has given us. But what's the meal doing right in the middle of Hallel?

Dayenu | Part 7 of 8

Mar 14th, 2021 31m 39s

If we had just done 6 episodes would that have been enough? 😊 We switch from intellectual to experiential as we uncover Rabban Gamliel’s 3 positive mitzvos of pesach matza and maror.

Dtzach Adash Ba… what now? | Part 6 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 12m 4s

Signs and wonders. The laws of nature turned on its head. A nation under assault from the skies. Instant relief? It’s a bit more complex than that. How Rebbe Yehuda’s cryptic mnemonic opens up new worlds of understanding.

Going deeper| Part 5 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 24m 48s

The biggest question of them all. Pain and adversity as a catalyst for greatness. Vehi Sheamda and the inspiration hidden within the seemingly depressing message of eternal persecution. And the four key verses that capture our past, present and

Who are we? | Part 4 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 10m 14s

The Exodus narrative is interrupted as we step back further into Jewish history and relate our humble beginnings. This story is bigger than we at first thought, the canvas wider, the brush strokes more textured. A liberation from physical slave

Telling the story | Part 3 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 27m 17s

Wide-ranging discussions. Who are the four sons? Why these four, and what, really, are they asking? Who were the five rabbis and what were they doing in Bnei Brak? Apathy versus anger. The importance of critical thinking. The nature of storytel

Embracing paradox | Part 2 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 14m 37s

Why is matzah referred to as both the “bread of affliction” and the “bread of redemption”? What is this inherent duality woven into the Seder? We recognise the constraints even of our freedom. We acknowledge the brokenness amid the blessings. W

Setting the scene | Part 1 of 8

Mar 13th, 2021 14m 27s

Kadesh. Urchatz. Karpas. Yachatz. Kiddush is recited, hands are washed, bitter herbs are sampled. The middle matzah is broken. The Seder isn’t only an intellectual discussion, it’s a night of experiences – of not just telling, but tasting and t

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