This week we start the 5th book of the Torah, Devarim, Deuteronomy, and we are in the days that lead us to Tisha b'Av, when we commemorate the destruction of both temples in Jerusalem.  The Book of Lamentations, read on that day, is called Eicha in Hebrew, which means "how can it be?"  So, how can it be?

This week we start the 5th book of the Torah, Devarim, Deuteronomy, and we are in the days that lead us to Tisha b'Av, when we commemorate the destruction of both temples in Jerusalem. The Book of Lamentations, read on that day, is called Eicha in Hebrew, which means "how can it be?" So, how can it be?

Episode 29: How can it be?

Welcome to A Dash of Drash, a weekly podcast reflection on our world through the lens of Torah with Rabbi Marc Soloway and special guests. 
Produced by Sari Levy. Open and closing music from "Nishmat" by Joey Weisenberg

Marc Soloway has been the Rabbi of Bonai Shalom Synagogue in Boulder, Colorado since 2004. Marc is a native of London, England where he was an actor and practitioner of complimentary medicine before training as a rabbi in London, Jerusalem and Los Angeles. He loves skiing, mountain biking, sacred music and milking goats.

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Welcome to A Dash of Drash, a weekly podcast reflection on our world through the lens of Torah with Rabbi Marc Soloway and special guests. Produced by Sari Levy. Open and closing music from "Nishmat" by Joey Weisenberg Marc Soloway has been the Rabbi of Bonai Shalom Synagogue in Boulder, Colorado since 2004. Marc is a native of London, England where he was an actor and practitioner of complimentary medicine before training as a rabbi in London, Jerusalem and Los Angeles. He loves skiing, mountain biking, sacred music and milking goats.

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