Kol Ramah

Another great installment of Parasha Talk. Listen to Rabbi Eliot Malomet with Rabbi Barry Chesler and Rabbi Jeremy Kalmonofsky discuss some of the great themes of this week's parasha: the sabbatical year, the cycles of time, the stages of poverty, exploitation, and our responsibilities in keeping the covenant. Learn the secret behind the sweetness of the cherry tomato! Some of the best Torah conversation you will find anywhere!! Take a listen.

It's finally time for makhelah - our staff/camper choir that sings every Friday night at Camp during Kabbalat Shabbat! We hope this fills your home with joy as you head into Shabbat.

Todah rabah (thank you) to everyone who participated in making this beautiful video, and to Miriam Hertzson (Rosh Hofa'ah - Performing Arts) for coordinating this project.

The best parasha discussion originally created in Dutchess County New York is back this week with a new edition on Parashat Emor. Take some time to listen to me, Rabbi Eliot Malomet, and my good friends Rabbis Jeremy Kalmanofsky and Barry Chesler. This awesome threesome of Ramah Rabbis, delve into the subjects of the holiness of the Kohen, disability, humane-ness with regard to animal slaughter, holiness as closeness to God, and blasphemy. What was that blasphemer so angry about? If you need some fresh Torah in your life, take a listen. Shabbat Shalom!

Rabbis Eliot Malomet, Jeremy Kalmonofsky and Barry Chesler bring us Parsha Talk - Home edition. Kol Ramah's longest running continuous podcast!

Listen to a wonderful conversation about this period on the Jewish calendar, beginning with Yom Hashoa (Holocaust Remembrance Day), and culminating next week with Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut (Israel's Day of Remembrance and Israel Independence Day) what some people now refer to as ASERET YEMEI HODA'A - Ten Days of Gratitude. With our wonderful friends and Parasha Talk Hevruta partners Rabbi Eliot Malomet, Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky and Rabbi Barry Chesler.

David Goodman with some thoughts and music for Passover.

The last day of Passover teaches us how freedom is not always a question of choice.

We all missed our תפילות this Passover.

Doing it at our home is not like doing it with the community - and of course nothing like תפילה at camp.

Amirit Rosen (Farm 2019) leading us in the Prayer of Dew - תפילת הטל - from Passover Musaf.

מועדים לשמחה

Would you like a refresher for the seder you are hosing on Zoom? Visit Kolramah.us and come hear Cantor Carol Chesler from Temple Beth Torah in Westbury! Download Cantor Chesler's musical seder companion at http://templebethtorahli.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/songs001.pdf

Our wonderful friend Cantor Carol Chesler presents Songs of Hope and Healing. This special program is complements of Temple Beth Torah and we appreciate the opportunity to share it with you on Radio Kol Ramah. The companion song sheet can be found at http://templebethtorahli.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/songsofhope.pdf

Thank you Cantor Chesler and Temple Beth Torah for this wonderful rendition of Mesheberach. We are all in need of healing and refuah shlemah now more than ever.