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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2022 · 43 MIN

2.10 Advertising the Miracle

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Rabbi Shira and Joshua go on a Hanukkah retrospective: how it started 2,200 years ago, how it's evolved through the Medieval era until today. It will have you rethinking the Hanukkah story you thought you knew. Is the oil the most important miracle of the holiday? Or is the true miracle that Shira had positive things to say about Hanukkah? Grab a jelly donut and a latke and tune in today. Episode Timecodes: (40:10) Rabbi Shira's Guided Meditation Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Rabbi Shira and Joshua go on a Hanukkah retrospective: how it started 2,200 years ago, how it's evolved through the Medieval era until today. It will have you rethinking the Hanukkah story you thought you knew. Is the oil the most important miracle of the holiday? Or is the true miracle that Shira had positive things to say about Hanukkah? Grab a jelly donut and a latke and tune in today. Episode Timecodes: (40:10) Rabbi Shira's Guided Meditation

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