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• Torah as the Whole of the Many: Rabbi Rachael Pass

  Rabbi Rachael Pass's house may be haunted, but that won't stop her from teaching the Torah of Wicked (where do you think wickedness come from??) or helping adults reengage with Judaism on their own terms. What does it look like when our metaphors for God reflect the plurality of our human and cosmic community? None of us alone know more than all of us combined.Primary Source: Dr. Judith Plaskow, Standing Again at Sinai and The Right Question is Theological

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• Torah as Philosophy: Hanna Sedletsky

  We have all lived in Berlin because we are super cool on this podcast. Hanna Sedletsky, a post-Soviet queer Jewish educator, talks with us about teaching Torah to people new to Torah, using different languages, and balancing academic and religious approaches to Talmud. Primary Source: Shemot Rabbah 5:9 (excerpt)

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• Torah as Bridge: Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tov

  Where in your body does your anxiety live? If you have no anxiety at all, will you teach us how? We talk with Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tov about balancing between different values like critique and generosity or confidence and stretching ourselves, and teaching liberatory Torah to Jews of all ages.Primary Source: Mishnah Berurah 242:1

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• Torah as Language: Aron Wander

  In this episode, we encounter the Torah of autocorrect and of chronic pain, and when Torah can and can’t speak to our deepest questions - especially in the moments when it seems like it's too late. Plus, should Avigayil start giving sermons about women’s basketball?Primary Source: Chayei Moharan 1:1

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• Torah as a Seed: Laynie Soloman

  Laynie Soloman chats with us about the Torah of Magneto, falling in love with Talmud, and ideal cupcake-eating strategies.Primary Source: Bamidbar Rabbah 19:7

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