Tina Wasserman, food columnist for Reform Judaism magazine, and the author of EntrÃ©e to Judaism: A Culinary Exploration of the Jewish Diaspora, shares stories on the history of Jewish cuisine and how necessity and historical migration contributed to the foods that are traditional today.

EntrÃ©e to Judaism- Foods of the Global Diaspora

JEWISH THOUGHT LEADERS is a production of the Koret Taube Center for Jewish Peoplehood at the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center. This podcast features talks that we have presented at our center. Each presentation is introduced by Joanne Greene, Director of our Center for Jewish Peoplehood.

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A vibrant conversation with one of the most visionary thinkers in Israel. As former speaker of the Knesset, Avraham Burg witnessed firsthand many of the most dramatic and critical moments in Israeli history. He offers a deeply personal and unique reflection on his countyÂs history, Zionism, and Jewish identity in the modern world. His insights came at a particularly poignant moment in time: on the eve of Yom HaÂatzmaut (Israeli Independence Day) and closely following the elections in Israel.Â

Avraham Burg on Israel, Zionism & Modern Jewish Identity

Rabbi David Ingber, founder of the vibrant New York-based Renewal community Romemu sits down with Spirit Rock co-founder and friend Sylvia Boorstein, to explore the meditative mindfulness that lies at the core of their respective practices and teachings.

Rabbi David Ingber and Spirit Rock founder Sylvia Boorstein discuss Jewish Spirituality and Mindfulness.

In honor of Yom Ha'atzmaut and Israel's 70th anniversary, a diverse collection of Marin CountyÂs Jewish community shared personal stories of their experiences in Israel, formatted in the style of The Moth. The program was a collaboration of Congregations Rodef Sholom and Kol Shofar, Brandeis Marin Day School and the Osher Marin JCC.

Telling Our Israel Stories - Moth-Style

Dr Daniel Gordis, senior vice president and the Koret Distringuished Fellow at Shalem College in College, writes a regular column for the Jerusalem Post and is a regular contributor to the New York Times. In this episode, he discusses IsraelÂs Dilemma: Âthe OccupationÂ, the Jewish Soul and Security and his most recent book, Israel: A concise history of a nation reborn.

Daniel Gordis on IsraelÂs Dilemma

Renowned for his absurdist short stories, Etgar Keret is one of Israel's literary titans and an award-winning filmmaker to boot. Holding a conversation with him surely requires a sharp brain and nerves of steel. That's where Ayelet Waldman comes in. The outspoken Berkeley author and activist will speak with Keret on the Marin JCC stage about "dark and surreal" themes in his work.

EntrÃ©e to Judaism- Foods of the Global Diaspora

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