The Wandering Jew

The Wandering Jew

By קול האוניברסיטה | AudioVersityReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityJudaism
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The Wandering Jew episodes

  • Naomi Alsberg - Ep2
    In this episode, Naomi discusses growing up in a household with Baal Tshuva parents, Naomi paints a vivid picture of how overcompensation can lead to sheltering and the impact it had on her formative years. We explore the consequences of an inadequate secular education and challenge the false dichotomy between secular and religious studies. Naomi bravely shares her struggles with "being a lazy Jew" and her personal battles with spirituality. The question arises: Why are Haredim seemingly more successful at preserving the essence of religious Jews? Lastly, Naomi shares her unique perspective on aliens, their potential interactions with us, and how they might be intertwined with God's grand plan. Dive in for an episode that's an eclectic blend of spirituality, self-discovery, and a touch of the extraterrestrial!
     
    35 min
  • Ian Yechiel Woodbridge - Ep1
    In the pilot episode, Ian discusses his multifaceted religious journey within Judaism. We explore the nuances of Modern Orthodoxy and how it often positions its followers at the crossroads of secular and religious life, making them feel like outsiders in both realms. Ian tells us his take on the question, Who is God?, along with his thoughts on hierarchical structures within religions. Ian shares a touching tribute to his grandfather, and we discuss the concept and Ian’s thoughts on death. Lastly, Ian reveals a beautiful dream he has for his future self, listen to find out!
    44 min

About The Wandering Jew

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Conversions exploring beautiful humans, thoughts and experiences through identity, spiritually and religion. My goal with this podcast is to showcase the individual beauty and reasoning of my guests while learning from their distinct experiences, with humor and love. I'm passionate about understanding different perspectives and using that understanding to foster a sense of community and enlightenment.