We podcasters reflect on the Jewish New Year - its honey drenched tastes, timeless traditions and the chance to forgive and be forgiven.

Journalist and Christian priest Giles Fraser has a Jewish wife, and their children are being raised in both traditions. Giles shares with us the blessings of this blended life

It’s people not wrinkles who can make us feel older. Some Jewish Mother Me tips on how to avoid this!

Irene Estry is the UK’s oldest fitness instructor. Still stretching and bending at 82 , Irene has refused to fold in the face of tough personal challenges and shows no sign of slowing down.

We discuss the marathon preparation for the festival of Pesach (Passover) - the food, the cleaning, the exhaustion and, eventually, the exhilaration!

At a time of turmoil, prejudice and intolerance, we wonder why there`s so much hate when it`s so much easier to love?

Do actors need to be Jewish to play a Jewish mother? Tamsin Greig, from TV’s Friday Night Dinner, thinks so. We discuss…

Warm - hearted chat with Paul Morgan-Bentley, Head of investigations at 'The Times',  who reflects on his modern orthodox Jewish background, his path to parenthood with husband Robin and the  forming of new traditions as they raise their little boy together.

Author, broadcaster and editor-at-large of the New European, Matthew d'Ancona, who isn’t Jewish, reflects on his connection with Judaism, not least through his deep friendship with the late Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

We chat to award-winning British journalist, novelist and Editor of The Jewish Chronicle, Jake Wallis Simons, about his fascinating career and journey through Judaism