This is a discussion about Yom Kippur, the Akeidah and the challenges of the divine perspective. It is dedicated to the memory of Bettye Jean Hylton.
Photo by Louis Maniquet on Unsplash
I'm recording this just as reports of mass casualties pour in from Kabul Airport.
Same image policy as last time.
An unscripted episode on moral obligation and entanglements. Let me know what you think!
Photo is from Unsplash - I'm not sure the photographer would want to be associated with this podcast given the present climate, so I used it based on Unsplash terms, without securing any permissions (or in this case, credit).
Before WWII we had Kindertransport. Today British soldiers just watch as mothers try to throw their infant children over the razorwire fences...
This week is an experiment in storytelling. Tell me (honestly, please) what you think. Are you intrigued? Do you want to hear more? Is it gripping or annoying. Did I overdo or undo parts of it. etc... Thanks!
The Music and Sound Effects (with an exception or two created by me) are from Artlist.io. The image is by Bowcek Josemar on Unsplash
In this week's dvar Torah I discuss the legacy of Serach and how it explains the Torah reading of Pinchas.
Photo by Robert Bye on Unsplash
