July is Disability Pride Month and as such, it is a time to ask ourselves about our inclusivity as people and our accessibility as institutions. Samantha Menucha, AKA Sam, is a disabled university student living in Israel. In this weeks episode, Sam and I discuss what it was like growing up as a disabled person in her community. We discuss what parents, individuals, institutions and clergy can do to make Judaism more accessible for all.

Ep. 61: Not a Nebbuch with Samantha Menuha Bronstein

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Ep. 77: A Jew is a Jew with Shira Volk Picker

Nechama has been chained to a dead marriage for the past 9 years. She spent years trying to fight for her freedom.

Ep. 76: Fighting for Freedom with Nechama Wasserman

Rachel is a mother, wife, writer and all around passionate human. In this episode, Rachel bravely shares her experiences of childhood sexual abuse, her struggle with endometriosis, her experience with addiction and how she has taken her experiences and used them to help others and heal herself.

Ep. 75: Erasing The Stigma with Rachel Daar Cohen

Rachel “Ruchy” Lebowitz is a go getter. At the age of 17, the hassidic born young woman got her GED, went to college, and grew numerous businesses.

Ep. 74: Know Your Finances with Rachel Lebowitz

I had the honor and privilege of interviewing Rabbanit Henkin, founder and Dean of Nishmat, one of today’s most acclaimed Jewish educators and a leader in re-drawing the landscape of Torah leadership and scholarship for women.

Ep. 61: Not a Nebbuch with Samantha Menuha Bronstein

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