Join Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback as he talks with an eclectic variety of thinkers, artists, and change-makers about their experiences (Jewish or otherwise) and their o...
Search for Meaning with the Sky Riders, Noa and Omri
In this powerful and deeply moving episode, Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback speaks with "Noa" and "Omri" (not their real names), two soldiers from the Sky Rider Unit, an elite unit of the IDF known for its precision and critical role in intelligence gathering.They share their experiences since October 7, offering a rare, firsthand perspective on the challenges theyāve faced and the moral complexities of modern warfare. Noa and Omri speak candidly about the Sky Ridersā commitment to preventing civilian casualties, the weight of responsibility they carry, and the personal toll of their service.In a heartfelt tribute, they also share memories of fallen comrades who made the ultimate sacrifice, honoring their bravery and reflecting on the enduring impact of their loss.Learn how the Sky Riders Foundation supports these soldiers with mentoring programs and initiatives to prevent PTSD, ensuring they receive the care they need both during and after their service.š Sky Rider Unit - IDFš Sky Riders Foundation - Supporting IDF Soldiers#SearchForMeaning #RabbiYoshi #SkyRiderUnit #IDF #October7 #PreventingPTSD #Resilience #FallenHeroes #JewishCommunity #Podcast #SkyRidersFoundation
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Search for Meaning with Ayelet Tsabari
In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback speaks with acclaimed author Ayelet Tsabari about her latest book, Songs for the Brokenheartedāa moving exploration of grief, identity, and the human spirit.They also delve into Ayeletās poignant New York Times opinion piece, where she reflects on the sacred act of cleaning the homes of those massacred on October 7, and how this intimate ritual became a form of solace and remembrance.This episode is a testament to the resilience of the human heart and the ways we find meaning in the midst of loss.š Ayelet Tsabariās Websiteš° Read Ayeletās NYT Opinion Piece#SearchForMeaning #RabbiYoshi #AyeletTsabari #SongsForTheBrokenhearted #October7 #Grief #Resilience #JewishCommunity #Podcast
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Search for Meaning with Jonathan York
In this deeply moving conversation, Rabbi Yoshi sits down with Jonathan Yorkālawyer, artist, and creator of The Sukkah Project, a powerful tribute to the events of October 7.Jonathan reflects on how memory shapes our personal and collective identities, sharing insights from his own journey growing up at Stephen Wise Temple and how those formative experiences continue to influence his work today.Through the lens of art, grief, and resilience, this episode explores how we hold onto what matters mostāand how we find meaning even in the face of tragedy.#SearchForMeaning #TheSukkahProject #October7 #Memory #JewishCommunity #Podcast #StephenWiseTemple #RabbiYoshiš The Sukkah Project at the Skirballš° Jewish Journal: Jonathan Yorkās Sukkah Project
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Search for Meaning with Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove
In this special episode, Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback interviews Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue Synagogue about his inspiring new book, "For Such a Time as This: Being Jewish Today." Together, they dive into the challenges and opportunities of post-October 7 Judaism, the power of stepping up, showing up, and making a meaningful difference, and the enduring importance of Jewish community in these turbulent times.Donāt miss this thoughtful and timely discussion on leadership, resilience, and the bonds that unite the Jewish community. Ā š§ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
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Search for Meaning with Rabbi David Ingber
Rabbi David A. Ingber is the founding rabbi of Romemu, the largest Renewal synagogue in the United States. He was recently appointed the Senior Director of Jewish Life at 92NY in Manhattan. Rabb Ingber shares some of the Torah and wisdom that has helped bring him inspiration over the past year.To learn more about his work, visit https://romemu.org/
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