In this episode, musician, illustrator, creative coach, kohenet/Hebrew Priestess, and Creative Director of Sins Invalid Nomy Lamm dreams the world to come, exploring trancestors, disability justice, time portals, and intimacy with the divine. They are interviewed by social change strategist Rae Abileah.

In this episode author, curator of anti-colonial archives, film essayist, and theorist of photography Ariella Aïsha Azoulay discusses unlearning colonization and embodying resistance.

This episode is a collaboration between Hadar's Web, The Sarah & Hajar Series, and Jewish Ancestral Healing.

In this episode, Jewish diversity leader, consultant, facilitator, speaker, writer, musician, and entrepreneur Jared Jackson discusses Judaism, racism and white supremacy in a conversation dedicated to liberation. He is interviewed by pioneering feminist Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb.

In this episode strategist-consultant-movement-builder Ginna Green and writer-activist-comedian Lynn Harris re-imagine the ancestral advice column, A Bintl Brief.

In this episode white-Ashkenazi-Jewish queer/lesbian rabble-rouser for justice Penny Rosenwasser speaks on daring to be powerful, how to face fear while centering joy. She is interviewed by social change strategist Rae Abileah.

In this episode, mixed-media artist Margot s. Neuhaus and life coach and intuitive healer Eva Clara discuss art as a way to transmute intergenerational trauma.

In this episode, writer chef and cooking instrutor Susan Barocas speaks on the blessing of ancestral foodways.

In this episode Yoshi Silverstien interviews social justice educator and activist Imani Chapman on weaving nourishing and liberatory community as a path of ancestral healing, answering: how do we get free?

In this episode, Godmother of Moroccan Film Izza Genini speaks on ancestral blessing through the art of film.

Taya Mâ Shere welcomes us into Season 3, Shavuot Siyum.