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Stranger and Resident: The Paradox of The Jewish Experience
17.11.2025
19:01
From a visit to The Museum of Jewish Heritage on the anniversary of Kristallnacht and this week's torah portion, Rabbi Zuckerman reflects on the Jewish experience of being both a stranger and a resident in the place they call home, throughout history to today.
To Walk Together Again
10.11.2025
18:59
Following New York’s mayoral election, Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on democracy, disagreement, and the bonds of Jewish peoplehood. Drawing on the story of Abraham and Isaac, he calls for renewed dialogue, humility, and ahavat yisrael, a reminder that the real test begins not on the mountaintop, but on the way down.
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The Joy of Vulnerability (Sukkot, 2025)
5.11.2025
11:19
Rabbi Zauzmer leads a discussion on why Sukkot is known as the holiday of joy, encouraging us to let our walls down.
A Prayer for the Nations (Sukkot, 2025)
5.11.2025
11:04
Rabbi Pink explains the hidden meaning behind the ancient sacrifices on Sukkot, and what we can learn from them about how we interact with people outside our community.
Winding the Clock
5.11.2025
16:00
How do we carry on after the spiritual high of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur? Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that living Jewishly is a year-round, weekly, and daily commitment. If we want the peak moments, we must practice regularly.
A Holy Disruption (Rosh Hashanah, 2025)
5.11.2025
18:37
As long as there have been Jews, there have been complaints. But some disagreements are holier than others. Rabbi Pink analyzes when Jews are called, and in some cases required, to protest.
The Torah of Uno (Yom Kippur, 2025)
5.11.2025
18:51
If you've ever played card or board games - and especially if you've argued over their rules - you've already picked up a hidden lesson that applies to Jewish learning. Rabbi Pink explains how this experience should inspire everyone to learn more about Judaism in the coming year.
After the Fall: How We Rise
5.11.2025
18:30
From this week's parashah about Abraham, the anniversary of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, and the upcoming mayoral election in NYC, Rabbi Zuckerman finds a common lesson: sometimes we have to go down to climb even higher and what seems like misfortune and betrayal can actually be providence in disguise.
No Matter the Outcome, You Must Vote
5.11.2025
10:53
As the early voting period begins, Rabbi Zauzmer reminds us of our Jewish obligation both to vote and to choose the best available candidate.
Verse Zero: When God Starts Over (Shemini Atzeret, 2025)
5.11.2025
9:26
On the two-year Hebrew anniversary of October 7, Rabbi Zauzmer invites us to consider the trauma that prompts us to create our world anew.

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Weitere Episoden von „Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast“

Stranger and Resident: The Paradox of The Jewish Experience

To Walk Together Again

The Joy of Vulnerability (Sukkot, 2025)

A Prayer for the Nations (Sukkot, 2025)

Winding the Clock

A Holy Disruption (Rosh Hashanah, 2025)

The Torah of Uno (Yom Kippur, 2025)

After the Fall: How We Rise

No Matter the Outcome, You Must Vote

Verse Zero: When God Starts Over (Shemini Atzeret, 2025)