Jenna tells the story of Purim, a holiday in which we drink to excess and celebrate one woman's challenging of the patriarchy. (And some other stuff too.) Seriously, it's a great holiday. Purim is lit.

Jenna chats with environmentalist Erin Schrode about Standing Rock, talking across the aisle, everyday ecological advocacy, being proudly Jewish in the face of hatred, and the case for optimism.

What does it mean for a space to be sacred? What does it mean to be lovingly critical of Israel? Most importantly, can you be Jewish and have tattoos? Jenna chats with Emily Holtzman, a first-year rabbinical student at American Jewish University. As always, you can reach Jenna at [email protected].

REISSUED without without weird sound gaps, even though Jenna still says "days of yore" twice! Did you know that Iran has the second biggest Jewish community in the Middle East after Israel? Jenna talks to Professor Ben Radd of UCLA about the Iranian Jewish community in Iran and in America, Iranian military power, and the complex Iran-Israel relationship.

Jenna shares the story of her journey as a Bad Jew... and calls out the real bad Jews and toxic institutions in our midst. Plus: the Ten Commandments!

Yes, Judaism celebrates a birthday for trees!  Jenna looks at the meaning of Tu B'Shvat, and why it matters more than ever.

Why does Shabbat matter right now? Why does it matter that we're made in God's image, and how does that guide us in the world? Jenna chats with Rabbi Ronit Tsadok, the Associate Rabbi at Ikar.

What does it mean to be a person of faith right now? Jenna talks with the Reverend Nathaniel Katz of All Saints' Church in Beverly Hills about preaching responsibly, unity in spirituality, and eradicating the difference between "us" and "them."

What does it really mean to "love your neighbor as yourself?" Jenna talks Dr. Zach Lasker, Executive Director of the Pico Union Project about why interfaith engagement matters.

What is the world coming to? Jenna talks antisemitism, extremism, Trump and Israel with Special Guest Danielle Berrin, Senior Editor of the Jewish Journal.