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What Gives? The Jewish Philanthropy Podcast — 80 episodes

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1

Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove - Rabbis, Red Lines, and the Future of Jewish Leadership

2

Mijal Bitton & Yehuda Kurtzer - Boundaries, Belonging, and Our Obligations to One Another

3

Eugene Kandel - Israel’s Strategic Future

4

Zack Bodner - Reimagining the Jewish Town Square

5

Jay Ruderman - Representation, Responsibility, and Real Change

6

Ronen Koehler - From Command to Community: Leading in Times of Crisis

7

Dr. Keren Fraiman and Dr. Sivan Zakai - The Future of Israel Education

8

Sarah Hurwitz - Reclaiming Jewish Identity and Peoplehood

9

Elias Saratovsky - Immersive Israel Travel and the Future of Jewish Identity

10

Shai Held - Judaism is About Love

11

Josh Miller - How Great Grants Get Made (and What Happens When They Don’t)

12

Simon Greer - Viewpoint Diversity

13

William Daroff - Building Consensus in a Divided World

14

Rabbi Noah Farkas - Responding to Disaster, Rebuilding Jewish Life

15

Dr. Neil Theise - Exploring Complexity and the Science of Belonging

16

Dr. Jeffrey Solomon - Legacy, Leadership, and the Future of Jewish Philanthropy

17

Stephen Bronfman & Nigel Savage - Climate Action & Jewish Leadership

18

Abigail Pogrebin and Rabbi Dov Linzer - Bridging Divides Through Torah Study

19

Dr. Noam Weissman - Empowering the Next Generation Through Jewish Storytelling

20

Yehuda Kurtzer - Jewish Identity in a Changing World

21

Laura Lauder - Philanthropic Leadership and Securing the Jewish Future

22

Andrés Spokoiny - Reimagining Jewish Communities, hosted by Abigail Pogrebin

23

Rachel Sumekh - Dispelling Myths and Addressing Jewish Poverty

24

Zvika Krieger - Responsible Innovation

25

Rabbi Sharon Brous – Love, Loss, and Building Sacred Communities

26

Joshua Foer - Innovating Jewish Education and Storytelling

27

Amy Spitalnick - Antisemitism, Democracy, and Coalition Building

28

Rabbi Danny Schiff - Judaism in a Digital Age

29

Yotam Polizer - Adaptability, Care, and Post-Traumatic Growth

30

Oded Adomi Leshem - Hope Amidst Conflict

31

Dan Senor - How Israel Will Bounce Back

32

Sigal Yaniv Feller: Philanthropy and Israel - Charting the Future at the Jewish Funders Network 2024 Conference

33

Andres Spokoiny addresses the 2024 JFN International Conference in Tel Aviv

34

Dr. Mijal Bitton: Translating Sephardi and Mizrahi Stories in America

35

Rabbi Leon Morris: How Do We Build Communities of Meaning?

36

Yotam Polizer: IsraAID’s frontline Humanitarian Work

37

Casper ter Kuile: Building Spiritual Connections Locally and Digitally

38

Dara Horn: The Problem with Holocaust Education

39

Dan Smokler: Reinventing the Old for an Innovative Future

40

David Bernstein: The Threat of Illiberalism

41

Eli Paley: Opening Our Communities to the Haredi Sector

42

Ari Wallach: The long-term goal of a vibrant Jewish future

43

Yohanan Plesner: Democracy in Israel

44

Carly Maisel: Shining a Light on Antisemitism

45

Einat Wilf: Reclaiming Zionism

46

Eric K. Ward: Staying in the Room Together

47

Bret Stephens: Fostering Jewish Conversations

48

Jonathan Goodman & Shawna Goodman Sone

49

Amy Mandel: Sharing Philanthropic Power

50

Felicia Herman: From Jewish History to Jewish Philanthropy

51

Danny Hakim: Sports for Social Change

52

Fay Twersky: Philanthropy That Listens and Responds

53

Georgette Bennett: How She Mobilized Jews and Muslims to Help Syrians

54

Eytan Stibbe: Israeli Astronaut and Philanthropist

55

Adina Shapiro & Reem Younis: The Growth of Arab Philanthropy in Israel

56

Vanessa Bartram & Michael Lustig: Tapping The Potential of Jewish Impact Investing

57

Rep. Kathy Manning: From Jewish Communal Leader to Political Rising Star

58

Lisa Greer: Revolutionizing the Way Fundraisers Interact with Donors

59

Understanding the Grantee-Funder Relationship

60

Cintra Pollack: Achieving Impact in Grantmaking and Investing

61

Dan Ariely: The Brain Science of Doing Good

62

Ilana Kaufman: Listening to Jews of Color

63

Rabbi Shai Held: Spiritual Transformation After the Plague

64

Lila Corwin Berman: How Political Is American Jewish Philanthropy?

65

Jay and Shira Ruderman: Combining Philanthropy and Advocacy

66

James Loeffler: The Surprising Link Between Nationalism and Human Rights

67

Jay Sanderson: Producing a Post-Pandemic Jewish Future

68

Jodi Rudoren: Can Jewish Journalism Survive?

69

Yossi Klein Halevi: Rejecting Extremism

70

Rabbi Rick Jacobs: Helping Jews Find Meaning

71

Rokhl Kafrissen: Hungry for Jewish Education

72

Barry Finestone: Shifting Strategic Approaches

73

Naomi Adler: Solving Jewish poverty

74

Bonus episode: At Home in the World? (Sukkot 5780)

75

Yossi Prager: Philanthropy's place in Jewish life

76

Gali Cooks: Leadership and People in the Jewish Workforce

77

Rabbi David Wolpe: Jewish Identity, Authenticity, and Unity

78

Ilia Salita: Russian-Speaking Jews and World Jewry

79

Lisa Eisen: Making Jewish life relevant, inclusive, and compelling

80

Season 1 Trailer: What Gives? The Jewish Philanthropy Podcast