Episode 2: Acting Sustainably (Interview with Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb)

Recitations of the Mourner's Kaddish from Reconstructing Judaism communal events

Recitations of the Mourner's Kaddish from Reconstructing Judaism communal events

Recitations of the Mourner's Kaddish from Reconstructing Judaism communal events

Tipat Torah 03: Singing Sad Songs Again and Again with Rabbi Megan Doherty by Jewish Reconstructionist Communities

Eli Tziyon is a kinah (poem of lamentation) traditionally sung on Tisha B’Av in commemoration of the destruction of Jerusalem, likening the city to a suffering woman. Sung by Rabbi Alan LaPayover

This track by meditation teacher Liat Melnick is part of Reset, a collection of spiritual resilience practices from Reconstructing Judaism.

A guided practice to embody "Mechila" (forgiveness) by Julie Emden. Softening ourselves to be able to access forgiveness, strengthening our ability to connect with others. Learn more about Julie here: https://embodiedjewishlearning.org/ This practice is from Reset, which offers short spiritual practice for building resilience. Learn more at https://ritualwell.org/reset

In this interview, Aurora Mendelsohn describes growing up in the Reconstructionist movement, and reflects on the way that experience has shaped her approach to Judaism and community

Hila Ratzabi interviews Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb about his environmental activism as rabbi of Congregation Adat Shalom and chair of COEJL (The Coalition on Environment and Jewish Life). How does Reconstructionism inform his environmental theology and activist work?

Hila Ratzabi interviews Rabbi Shira Stutman about her innovative Jewish outreach work at 6th and I in Washington, DC.