In this episode: Psalms 135-138. We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about the Rastafarian experience.

In this episode: Psalms 131-134.  We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about togetherness.

In this episode: Psalms 127-130. We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about arrogance and impunity.  #BlackLivesMatter

In this episode: Psalms 123–126.  We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about physical and spiritual ascent - with special guest Cantor Cheryl Wunch.

In this episode: Psalms 119–122. We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about a woman’s voice.

Watch the Thelma Yellin High School and Choir's performance of Mendelssohn's Psalm 42 HERE.

Read Cantor Cheryl Wunch's piece about fighting for the rights of ALL female clergy HERE.

And, finally, listen to a lovely, inclusive mix of Reform, Conservative and Orthodox cantors sing "Avinu ShebaShamayim" HERE.

In this episode: Psalms 115–118.  We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about sickness, healing and who we should thank.

In this episode: Psalms 111–114. We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about the strange power of Hebrew and Hebrew letters.

In this episode: Psalms 107–110.  We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about who’s right.

ICYMI, you can pick up Debating Truth: The Barcelona Disputation of 1263 by Nina Caputo and Liz Clarke at all the "usual places."

In this episode: Psalms 103–106.  We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about the after-credit scenes of the Hannukah story and the lessons learned.

In this episode: Psalms 99–102. We continue in the Psalms with some thoughts about the actions of the individual versus the actions of a particular individual.