It’s been awhile since Rosh HaShanah – 81 days to be exact. Many of the optimistic, exuberant New Year’s resolutions that I made in the fine fall days of Tishrei, now look as tattered and dormant as my snow-covered rose bushes in the gray chill of Kislev. Thanks to the sacred wisdom of the Jewish […]
Rededication Amidst Radical Uncertainty (Chanukah 2011)
Join us on the 3rd night with more teachings, Shimshai and Darshan performing. For more information please visit romemu.org. http://media.blubrry.com/jcasttotalfeed/www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/jcastnetwork.com/storage/romemu/047.mp3Podcast: Download
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Chanukkah I
In the eleventh episode of Rega Shel Ivrit (A Moment of Hebrew), host and Master teacher Michal Nachmany teaches us words related to Chanukkah, which begins this evening. Learn other names for the holiday, the history of the Chanukia, and words related to Neirot, Or, and the Brachot of Chanukkah. We hope that you will join […]
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Miketz Limerick
Joseph is in Egypt. He has risen to the head of Potiphar’s household, and fallen to the depths of prison. But as this roller coaster ride of a story teaches, those who are in the depths will rise to great heights. His fame as an interpreter of dreams brings him to Pharoah who tells him […]
Episode Twenty: Give A Little Bit
In the twentieth episode of The JCast Journey, host Darone Ruskay talks numbers… He talks about many of the accomplishments that JCast Network has had in the past few months, he also talks about the need for the support of you, our listeners, our visitors, our viewers… JCast Network is a labor of love, but […]
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2011- Uhm, Yeah- so That Just Happened
I’m one of the lucky ones. For a lot of people out there, 2011 didn’t turn out as planned. Last January, Muammar Gaddafi figured he’d be spending New Year’s Eve 2012 like he does every year, drinking hot cocoa with mini-marshmallows and tiger blood (Charlie Sheen’s recipte) in his fortified compound as he is lulled to sleep by the dulcet sounds of tortured prisoners and Ryan Seacrest, safe and secure in the undying love of the Libyan people. Turns out instead, the Libyans threw him out of power, killed him and sodomized his orpse with a knife (keepin’ it classy, Tripoli!) so he’ll be spending this New Year’s Eve dead in a ditch with no hot chocolate or mini-marshmallows in sight. With any luck, though, he’s in hell, so he’ll still get to watch Ryan Seacrest.
It was a tough year for people who aren’t homicidal dictators, too. 2011 sucked for movies, television, music, weather, politics, sports, the global economy, American democracy, Barack Obama, compromise, sanity, rationality, science, the environment, the Americans Formerly Known as the Middle Class (broke is the new black!), Japan, Turkey, Joplin, Springfield, Chile, North Dakota, Iceland, Alabama, Memphis, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Thailand, anywhere in the path of Hurricane Irene and for the ridiculous number of birds and fish who kept showing up dead because they just couldn’t handle living in this world anymore (It Gets Better videos for Birds? Come on Big Bird, hop all over that shit- you could be the feathered Dan Savage. Aren’t you sick of Bert and Ernie hogging all the attention like a couple of puppet queens? Get down with your big yellow self and keep those squeaky little fuckers in the air!). You know it’s a bad year when you need to Google “Natural Disasters 2011” just to put together a halfway complete list at the end of the year and your realize you don’t even remember half of them (oh yeah, right- like you totally remembered the New Zealand earthquake- don’t fucking judge me) and then you have to figure out which ones to leave out so the list doesn’t get too long (SPOILER ALERT: China didn’t cut it. I guess they had mudslides or something- but who the hell knows what goes on over there? It’s their own stupid fault for keeping Facebook out of the country. Hell, I didn’t even know there were trees down in Pasadena until everyone started posting damage photos instead of videos of their cats. And, no, Californians- a tree knocking your fence down isn’t considered a natural disaster and neither is your patio furniture blowing away. Go to the East Coast and get some perspective, you spoiled little weather brats.) If the Mayans are right about 2012, then 2011 made the perfect prequel year for the apocalypse
Vayeishev: Coming Out From Hiding וישב
David Ingber on Vayeishev. For more information please visit romemu.org. http://media.blubrry.com/jcasttotalfeed/www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/jcastnetwork.com/storage/romemu/046.mp3Podcast: Download
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Vayeishev: The Unwatched Spaces וישב
Vayeishev at romemu. For more information please visit romemu.org. http://media.blubrry.com/jcasttotalfeed/www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/jcastnetwork.com/storage/romemu/045.mp3Podcast: Download
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The Christmas Dilemma
Throughout the past few weeks I have had numerous conversations with parents of current students and alumni about the Christmas dilemma. Parents struggle with how to respond to the dazzling allure of the Christmas season. We smell the trees when walking down Broadway, we see the glistening lights in every store window, and our children […]
Verse Per Verse Episode Nine: Vayeshev
In this ninth episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore Genesis, chapter 39, Verse 16, and the portion of Vayeshev.
What does the word Beged mean? Is it a piece of clothing or betrayal?
This weeks episode looks at words, and the creation of words in a magical new way. We hope you will enjoy.
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