Soul Searching

Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom speaks with interfaith educator and author Rabbi Mike (Michael E. Harvey) about Rabbi Mike's new book, 'Let's Talk: A Rabbi Speaks to Christians.'

Archbishop John Wester is the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, New Mexico. In this episode, Archbishop Wester reflects with Rabbi Neil Amswych about the major recent change in access to reproductive health care in the United States.

Tarrie Burnett, the Executive Director of 'Tomorrow's Women' continues to talk with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom about her work. Formerly known as 'Creativity for Peace,' Tomorrow's Women is a Santa Fe -based non-profit organization that empowers young Israeli women and young Palestinian women to be generational leaders/builders of peace. This episode features two of the young women who are currently (July 2022) participating in the program.

Rabbi Neil reflects on what he has learned from the first 100 shows.

Tarrie Burnett, the Executive Director of 'Tomorrow's Women' talks with Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom about her work. Formerly known as 'Creativity for Peace,' Tomorrow's Women is a Santa Fe -based non-profit organization that empowers young Israeli women and young Palestinian women to be generational leaders/builders of peace. This episode features two of the young women who are currently (July 2022) participating in the program.

Ambrose Ferber, a Middle and High School teacher of technology and acting speaks with Rabbi Neil. They discuss the structure of the annual school year, ways to organize daily education schedules, and alternative possibilities.

Rev. Madeline Hart-Andersen from Westminster Presbyterian Church speaks with Rabbi Neil about the importance of using our bodies, and not just our mind, during religious ritual.

Father Anne Tropeano speaks with Rabbi Neil about the Catholic Tradition and Gender

Miraj Bukhari-Frayer is the founder of the Santa Fe Refugee Collaborative.

Rabbi Barry Block, Vice President of organizational relationships at the Central Conference of American Rabbis and faculty dean at the Union of Reform Judaism's Henry S. Jacobs Camp, discusses with Rabbi Neil Amswych "The Social Justice Torah Commentary" (which he edited) and the connection between Torah and Social Justice.