We discuss current events in Israel and explore how we can contribute positively through our acts of kindness, Torah study, and performing mitzvot.

We go down memory lain talking about simchat torahs of old

Ema delves into the contrast between her aspirations for her children and the reality of who they've become. Additionally, we discuss the evolution of the Kaparos tradition, comparing its past and present practices.

going over all the traditions of Rosh Hashana :)

Ema and I delve into the intriguing world of memory lapses and moments when our attention seems to slip away. We candidly share our personal experiences and anecdotes, offering listeners a relatable glimpse into the human tendency to forget and lose focus.

Throughout the episode, we recount humorous and relatable instances where forgetfulness has led to amusing situations or unexpected outcomes. From misplaced keys to missed appointments, we explore the common threads that tie us together in the forgetfulness tapestry.

With a mix of lighthearted banter and thoughtful reflection, we navigate the complexities of memory and attention. Our shared stories remind us that we're all in this together, navigating the occasional hiccups of our minds. So, join us in this episode as we unravel the curious quirks of forgetfulness and the art of not paying attention well enough.

Join us on this episode as we delve into personal growth and maturation. Ema and I converse thoughtfully about the evolving nature of reactions and perspectives over time. Please participate in our discussion and immerse yourself in an enriching listening experience. Welcome to the show!

In a captivating podcast episode centered on Ema's expedition through Panama, she ventures deep into the jungle to connect with indigenous communities, unveiling their rich traditions and cultural vibrancy. Through her evocative storytelling, Ema transports listeners to the heart of the Panama Canal's history, depicting colossal ships navigating its intricate locks while tracing the remarkable engineering feat that binds oceans and nations. The episode masterfully weaves Ema's immersive experiences with the indigenous people and her exploration of the Panama Canal, delivering a profound narrative that bridges cultures and history, leaving an indelible mark on her journey.

In this captivating episode of "Jewish Boy Calls His Mother," Ema embarks on a vibrant exploration of Panama's rainforests, regaling listeners with vivid descriptions of lush landscapes and playful monkeys. Seamlessly transitioning, Ema delves into a thought-provoking discussion of the movie "Oppenheimer," intertwining its themes with personal anecdotes. The episode takes a reflective turn as Ema recalls her childhood memories of the Red Scare, offering poignant insights into its impact on her family and society. The podcast exudes a heartwarming mother-son bond, leaving audiences inspired by Ema's adventures and reflections.