Meet On the Ledge is about finding transcendence in life's smaller and quieter moments and the need to embrace the journey as opposed to the destination.

Crown of Creation explores the nature of free will and delves into the idea that the existence of change is a proof of Divinity.

Give Me Love explores the theme of Divine and musical simplicity as well as the connection between Judaism and Eastern Religion.Contact: [email protected]

In this podcast, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses how Bargain explores the theme of anger in more aggressive types of music as well as the concept of nullification of the ego to experience Divine awareness.Contact: [email protected]

A weekly podcast on Music & SpiritualityIn this episode, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses American Tune by Paul SimonContact: [email protected] Tune explores the nagging sense of doubt and worries that most people have. It discusses the longing for tranquillity and the security of "home." It also deals with the seeming contradictions and confusion about life in America.

A weekly podcast on Music & SpiritualityIn this episode, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses "Shrike" by Hozier Contact: [email protected] explores the theme of unrequited love and its relationship to music. It explores the fundamental desire of both to reach beyond physical existence.

A weekly podcast on Music & SpiritualityIn this episode, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses Sankofa by Cassandra WilsonContact: [email protected] is a Ghanese word which implies that “it is not taboo to fetch what is at risk of being left behind.” In this session, we explore the idea that many of us may have left ourselves behind - spiritually - and suggests a change of personal identity as a possible antidote.

A weekly podcast on Music & Spirituality In this episode, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses 'Terrapin Station' by Grateful DeadContact: [email protected]

In this podcast, Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses the still so powerful 'Hard Times' by Ray CharlesContact: [email protected]

I this podcast Rabbi Adam Jacobs discusses the Strength of Strings by Gene Clark (Byrds) from the album: 'No Other'Contact: [email protected]