Hevruta: Jewish texts and their influence on our lives

Hevruta: Jewish texts and their influence on our lives

By Philip Graubart and Ali ViterbiReligion & SpiritualityJudaism
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Hevruta: Jewish texts and their influence on our lives episodes

  • Betzy Lynch: The Two Pockets

    In this month's episode we learn from Betzy Lunch, CEO of the San Diego Jewish Community Center. Betzy teaches us a Hasidic story about humility and pride, and we discuss the challenges of building community - in general, and in our COVID era.

    41 min
  • Heidi Gantwerk: Wisdom, Happiness, and Wealth

    Welcome back to the second season of Hevruta: Jewish texts and their influence on our lives. This month we learn from Heidi Gantwerk, Interim President and CEO of the Jewish Federation of San Diego County, and board President of the San Diego Jewish Academy. Heidi takes us through a text from Pirkei Avot offering radical understandings of wisdom, happiness, and wealth.

    48 min
  • Smashing Barriers with Todd Salovey

    This month we learn with theatre director Todd Salovey, associate artistic director of the San Diego Repertory Theatre, and founding director of the Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival. Todd teaches us S. Anksy's masterpiece "The Dybbuk," as well as some Talmud. 

    51 min
  • Notes from the Narrow Place

    In this episode, Ali and Phil interview each other about our (current) favorite Jewish texts. We discuss Tony Kushner, Bob Dylan, Psalms, and the Narrow Place.

    48 min
  • Charlene Seidle: Don't Make Yourself Afraid

    Ali and Phil interview Charlene Seidle, Executive Vice President of the Leichtag Foundation, and one of the most interesting, influential, and innovative Jewish leaders in America. Charlene teaches us a famous phrase from Rebbe Nahman of Bratzlav.

    42 min

About Hevruta: Jewish texts and their influence on our lives

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Ali Viterbi and Philip Graubart interview great teachers, scholars, artists and writers, who share with us their favorite Jewish text.