This week in Parshat Lech Lecha, join us as we discuss the hit new show on Netflix, Squid Game, and how it relates to Abram and Sarai's journey to the land that G-d will show them!

It's not uncommon to look at the story of Noah and find the easy message. Join us as we uncover who actually our main characters are and what we can learn from them! 

With the High Holy Days right behind us, we ended and restarted our Torah reading cycle. Discover unique parallels between the beginning and the end of Torah as well as trying to answer the question: "Why Be Jewish?" 

It's not gravity keeping you grounded. It's your cowboy hat. Find out more! 

Credit to @thatjinjyjew for their commentary on head coverings.

Introduction and Closing Music--"Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

With the Israelites about to cross the Jordan into the Promised Land, we learn about one tribe that doesn't get a designated territory. Find out why!

Introduction and Closing Music--"Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

Parshat Pinchas, another Torah portion named after an individual, is one of the more divisive Torah portions in our weekly reading cycle. With so many people having issues reconciling the actions of both Pinchas and G-d, is there still a good message we can get from reading it? 

Introduction and Closing Music--"Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

With this Friday being UFO Day, we can't not talk about aliens! Join us as we examine B'nai Elohim, Nefilim, a few Psalms, as well as the Four (Or Five) Worlds of Kabbalah to discover if alien life exists in our Jewish understanding of the world around us! 

Introduction and Closing Music--"Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

A curse is supposed to be sent to the Israelites, but a donkey stops it. In this week's Torah portion, Parshat Balak, we explore and examine the power of language and how to use it effectively to lift people up, not curse them. 

Introduction and Closing Music--"Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

Science says the universe is over 13 billion years old. Judaism says otherwise, or does it? How can we rectify the difference of over 12 and a half billion years of an age difference. Find out how on the Lifelong Jewish Learners Podcast!

Introduction and Closing Music- "Hard Metal Intro" produced by Winnie the Moog

With Moses and Aaron facing their first power struggle, we see an insurrection against Moses and Aaron in Parshat Korach. Moses has a unique reaction. Join us as we explore Moses's reaction to Korach and discover how we can use Moses as an example to all of us.