Hashivenu

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Sid Schwartz about building and sustaining vital Jewish community through evolution rather than revolution.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Sheila Peltz-Weinberg about her journey from being a congregational rabbi to her work with the Institute for Jewish Spirituality, exploring Jewish teachings on resilience, feminism, and mindfulness.

This episode introduces a mini-episode focusing on breath work as a practice for cultivating resilience during the pandemic, while discussing adjustments to the season's content due to social distancing.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman welcomes back Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie for a follow-up discussion on Jewish chosenness, love, and his documentary film Sabbath Queen.

This episode features an interview with Rabbi Mark Margolius about his journey into teaching Nidot and how Tikkun Middot serves as a pathway for Jewish spiritual growth and personal improvement.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie about Jewish teachings on resilience, hope, and activism, framed within the context of the World Zionist Congress elections.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Lauren Graybell Herman about Jewish teachings on resilience through community building and joy as spiritual practice.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Susan Levine about resilience and choosing life after a suicide attempt, recorded live at a Jewish convention with audience Q&A.

This episode features an intergenerational conversation about the importance of voting for the Hatikvah slate in the World Zionist Congress elections to address Israeli politics and Palestinian rights.

This episode features a conversation with Marcela White-Campbell about creating an inclusive Jewish community that embraces racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity through education and outreach.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Sarah Luria about Beloved Brooklyn, a spiritual community focused on Jewish teachings and building resilience through connection.

This episode previews a special live broadcast from the Reconstructionist Convention featuring an interview with Susan Levine about resilience after tragedy, while offering thoughts on cultivating resilience in response to the Pittsburgh shooting.

This episode features a conversation with Dr.

This episode explores how Reconstructionist Jewish values and covenantal community principles can guide difficult conversations about boundaries and the Middle East conflict.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Richard Cohen about his book 'The Smooth River,' which explores finding inspiration and beauty during terminal illness through Jewish teachings on resilience.

This episode explores the connection between physical fitness, embodiment, and Jewish teachings on resilience through a conversation between two rabbis.

This episode kicks off the fourth season of Hashi Veinu, focusing on Judaism, resilience, and racial justice, featuring co-hosts Rabbi Deborah Waxman and Rabbi Sandra Lawson discussing their aspirations for transformative conversations on these topics.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman welcomes Justin Rosen-Smolin to discuss building covenantal community and Jewish teachings on resilience for the new year and beyond.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman introduces Season 3 of her podcast by sharing a personal story about her sister-in-law's battle with breast cancer to illustrate how community support fosters resilience.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman introduces a podcast exploring Jewish teachings on resilience, particularly during the High Holiday season, focusing on how Jewish people have historically overcome catastrophes through renewal and spiritual reconnection.

This episode features an interview with Rabbi Elyse Wechterman, CEO of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association, discussing her role and themes of resilience within the Jewish community.

This episode features an interview with Rabbi Margot Stein about choosing life and resilience during the High Holidays, drawing from her personal experience with tragedy.

This episode explores Jewish teachings on resilience through the lens of multifaith encounters, featuring conversations with a rabbi and a Palestinian Christian professor about interfaith dialogue and collaboration.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Alex Weissman about using gratitude and praise as motivators for social activism and resilience through Jewish teachings.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman introduces the return of her podcast Hashi Benu, focusing on Jewish teachings about resilience through conversations with leaders and activists, while reflecting on the impact of recent world events.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Michael Strassfeld about Jewish community building, Reconstructionist thought, and how these traditions foster resilience in contemporary life.

This episode explores how music, particularly singing together, fosters resilience and spiritual connection in Jewish life through a conversation between Rabbi Deborah Waxman and Rabbi Jeff Summitt.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Barbara Penzner about how the High Holidays serve as a resource for resilience through themes of discernment and renewal in Jewish tradition.

This episode explores how to achieve personal embodiment and resilience through practice, featuring a conversation between Rabbi Deborah Waxman and returning guest Yoshi Silverstein about Jewish teachings and the Mitsui Collective.

Two rabbis discuss Jewish teachings on resilience during the unprecedented time of social isolation before Passover 2020.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Daniel Jackson, a photographer and MIT professor, about his exploration of resilience through Jewish teachings and his collection 'Portraits of Resilience'.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman introduces an episode of Hashivenu focusing on Yom Kippur themes, welcoming back Rabbi Vivi Mayer to discuss collective cleansing and resilience during the high holidays.

This episode features an interview with Casper Turquile, author of 'The Power of Ritual', discussing how rituals and traditions can enhance resilience and connect to ancestral wisdom.

Two rabbis discuss the concepts of repentance, forgiveness, and atonement in the context of Jewish High Holidays and resilience teachings.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Dr.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Yoshi Silverstein about building resilient communities through Jewish wisdom, embodied practices, and multiracial justice.

This episode of Hashideinu explores Black Jewish joy and resilience through an interview with Shahana McKinney-Balden, a Jewish diversity activist and racial justice advocate.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Claudia Horowitz about spiritual activism and Jewish teachings on resilience, drawing from Horowitz's book and their collaborative work.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Jay Ruderman about disability inclusion and resilience in Jewish teachings, recorded during the pandemic with discussions on remote work challenges.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi David Jaffe about his work integrating Jewish spirituality with personal and social change, focusing on his book 'Changing the World from the Inside Out'.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Joshua Lesser about spiritual leadership and Jewish resilience during crises, focusing on gentleness, diversity, and community support.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman interviews Rabbi Shira Stutman about her book 'The Jewish Way to a Good Life', exploring Jewish teachings on happiness, community, and loving kindness.

Two rabbis discuss what it means to be an ally with empathy, humility, and courage, drawing from Jewish teachings on resilience.

This episode features an interview with Helen Kim, a sociology professor and co-author of 'JewAsian,' discussing race, identity, and racism within contemporary American Judaism.

This episode explores the intersection of Jewish identity and race through a conversation with Dr.

This episode features a conversation with Dr.

This episode introduces a new season of a podcast exploring Jewish teachings on resilience, focusing on practical practices and wisdom to promote healing from trauma.

This episode introduces a two-part series leading up to Shavuot, focusing on Jewish teachings around resilience through text.

This episode introduces a two-part series leading up to Shavuot, focusing on modern Hebrew poetry with Rabbi Jeremy Schwartz.

Rabbi Deborah Waxman hosts Rabbi Jonathan Kligler to discuss embodied practices in Judaism, starting with the significance of Shabbat and exploring how concepts like 'full heart' from Yom Kippur liturgy translate into physical and emotional experiences for resilience.