That Jewish Podcast

In this powerful episode of Daily Quotes from the Rabbis, Yirmeyahu Yosef explores a transformative teaching from Yitzchak Hutner:“A person grows not despite struggle, but because of it.”As Pesach approaches, we dive deep into the connection between personal struggle and the story of Yetziat Mitzrayim (the Exodus from Egypt). What if your challenges aren’t holding you back—but actually shaping who you’re becoming?Drawing from Torah wisdom, Jewish thought, and practical life experience, this episode unpacks:The deeper meaning of struggle in JudaismHow the story of Passover reflects your personal growth journeyUnderstanding “Mitzrayim” (constraints) in your own lifeHow to turn setbacks into spiritual growthA powerful mindset shift rooted in emunah (faith) and bitachon (trust in Hashem)If you’re looking for Jewish inspiration, Torah life lessons, personal growth through a Jewish lens, or preparation for Pesach, this episode will speak directly to your soul.Torah AnyTimeConnect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

What happens when music becomes a pathway to devekut (connection to Hashem)? In this replay of That Jewish Podcast, Yirmeyahu B. Yosef sits down with Jason Caplan to explore the powerful intersection of music, Jewish mysticism, and spiritual growth.Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Abraham Abulafia and Israel Meir Kagan, Jason shares his personal journey of using music and prayer as tools for deeper connection, creativity, and avodas Hashem.Together, they unpack how ancient Jewish wisdom can come alive through modern creative expression—and how anyone can tap into that harmony between tradition and innovation.If you're searching for meaning, inspiration, and a deeper spiritual rhythm in your life, this conversation will resonate. Universal Language RoomConnect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

What does it mean to choose joy in a broken world?In this episode, Yirmeyahu Yosef explores the powerful teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov and his famous idea that joy is not just an emotion—it is a spiritual strategy for survival and growth.Rabbi Nachman lived during a time of deep hardship for Jewish communities, yet he taught one of the most radical messages in Jewish thought: “Ein ye’ush ba’olam klal”—there is no despair in the world at all.In this conversation, we explore:​ Why Rabbi Nachman believed joy is a mitzvah​ How despair can lead to learned helplessness in individuals and communities• Why sadness can block spiritual growth• The Jewish concept of finding the “good point” (Azamra) within yourself• Practical ways to rebuild hope through small spiritual victories• How joy becomes a form of spiritual resistance in difficult timesDrawing from Jewish wisdom, psychology, and personal reflection, this episode shows how Rabbi Nachman’s teachings remain deeply relevant for modern life.If you’ve ever struggled with discouragement, spiritual distance, or hopelessness, this episode offers a path forward rooted in Jewish faith and resilience.Joy, according to Rabbi Nachman, is not naïve.It is courage.It is faith in action.And it may be one of the most powerful tools we have to rebuild the soul.Breslov Institute Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

In this powerful episode, I recite selected chapters from the Book of Psalms (Tehillim) as a heartfelt prayer for Israel, for a free Iran, for the brave soldiers of the IDF and the United States, and for every citizen living under the shadow of war and uncertainty.These kapitlach—13, 20, 79, 80, 83, 91, 121, 130, and 142—carry themes of distress, protection, national salvation, and unwavering emunah. From “Shir LaMa’alot, Esa Einai” to “MiMa’amakim,” this episode is a spiritual stand in solidarity with the Jewish people and all who fight to defend freedom and life.Whether you are looking for strength, comfort, or a way to connect spiritually during difficult times, this recitation of Tehillim is an opportunity to turn upward together.May Hashem guard the soldiers, protect the innocent, bring healing to the wounded, return the captives, and bring true and lasting peace.#Tehillim #Israel #IDF #FreeIran #JewishPodcast #PrayerForIsraelConnect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

In this powerful episode, I share my recent appearance on The Spark, where we explored my journey from growing up in a Christian home to converting to Orthodox Judaism — and why Jewish identity is the strongest defense against antisemitism.But this conversation went far beyond my personal story.I was joined by Dr. Daniel R. Weiss, Head of School at Bornblum Jewish Community School, for a critical discussion about the future of Jewish education and its role in shaping proud, resilient Jews.In this episode, we discuss:• Conversion to Orthodox Judaism and discovering Jewish truth• The rise of antisemitism and how Jewish identity protects against it• Why Jewish education is essential for Jewish continuity• The educational philosophy behind building strong Jewish students• How parents and schools shape lifelong Jewish commitmentThis episode is essential listening for anyone concerned about antisemitism, Jewish identity, Jewish continuity, and the future of the Jewish people.This interview originally appeared on The Spark and is now shared with listeners of That Jewish Podcast.If you care about Jewish education, conversion, Orthodox Judaism, or raising strong Jewish children, this conversation is for you.The Spark Podcast Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

Missionaries often use the Hebrew Bible to convert Jews. Learn how to respond with truth, context, and confidence using Torah-based answers and practical tools.Rabbi Tovia Singer Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok Join the WhatsApp Group

What does real support for Jews look like beyond symbols? In this episode of That Jewish Podcast, we respond to a widely shared Facebook post by Shabbos Kestenbaum criticizing symbolic anti-hate campaigns and explore the national conversation around the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate. As antisemitism rises in America and on college campuses, we discuss Jewish advocacy, the Antisemitism Awareness Act, and why many young Jews are calling for real investment in Jewish education, summer camps, Birthright, and community security. This episode dives into Jewish identity, leadership, and how to move from symbolic solidarity to meaningful action.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

The Exodus from Egypt wasn’t the finish line — it was the starting point.In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, we take a deep dive into the deeper meaning of Yetziat Mitzrayim (the Exodus) and explore a life-changing truth: freedom is not the destination in Judaism — purpose is.Why did Bnei Yisrael struggle so much after leaving Egypt? Why do we often feel lost, anxious, or overwhelmed after finally escaping a difficult situation? And what does Har Sinai teach us about what freedom is really for?This episode unpacks the spiritual psychology of leaving “Egypt” — not just as a place, but as a mindset of limitation, survival mode, and emotional slavery. You’ll discover how the desert represents the uncomfortable but necessary stage of personal transformation, and how Torah provides the structure that turns freedom into meaning.If you’ve ever:• Made a big life change but still felt unsettled• Wondered why growth feels harder than staying stuck• Struggled with fear after stepping into a new chapter• Wanted to understand the Exodus story on a deeper, more personal level— this episode is for you.Through Torah sources, real-life examples, and practical guidance, you’ll learn how to stop asking “What am I free from?” and start asking “What am I free to become?”Because in Judaism, true freedom isn’t about doing whatever you want — it’s about becoming who you’re meant to be.Booker T. Washington's: Up From SlaveryConnect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

Who represents the Jewish people? In today’s world of social media, politics, antisemitism, and debates about Israel, it often feels like someone is always claiming to speak “for the Jews.” But is there really such a thing as a single Jewish voice?In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, Yirmeyahu Yosef explores what the Torah, Tanakh, and Talmud teach about Jewish leadership, disagreement, responsibility, and unity. Drawing on sources like Har Sinai in Exodus, the Talmudic debates of Beit Hillel and Beit Shammai, and the principle of Kol Yisrael areivim zeh bazeh (all Jews are responsible for one another), this episode unpacks a timeless question with urgent modern relevance.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

What happens when children leave a top school, say goodbye to close friends, and start over — all during a family’s Jewish conversion journey? In this deeply personal episode, Yirmeyahu Yosef is joined by his wife, Chana Yael, to discuss parenting through transition, rebuilding friendships, and raising resilient children in a Jewish day school setting. They reflect on faith, identity, and belonging as a Black Jewish family, and how their home became an anchor during a season of change. This episode is presented in partnership with Prizmah, the network for Jewish day schools, and is inspired by HaYidion, Prizmah’s thought-leadership magazine for Jewish educators and families. Learn more and read HaYidion at prizmah.org.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, we confront the reality of rising antisemitism and explore why Jewish unity and mental resilience are more critical now than ever. Using a recent antisemitic attack on a synagogue in the United States as a starting point, host Yirmeyahu Yosef unpacks the emotional, psychological, and spiritual toll that antisemitism places on the Jewish community—and how we can respond with strength instead of fear.This episode goes beyond headlines and outrage. It offers practical, in-depth coping strategies to help Jews protect their mental health, strengthen community bonds, and stay grounded through Torah, tradition, and purposeful action. Whether you’re feeling anxious, angry, overwhelmed, or simply exhausted, this conversation provides clarity, perspective, and tools you can actually use.This is not about panic.This is about resilience, unity, and continuity.10 Minutes of Torah with Rabbi Joel FinkelsteinFollow On ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠Follow On ⁠⁠Facebook ⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠⁠Follow on ⁠TikTok⁠ If this episode added value to your life:Subscribe to That Jewish PodcastRate and review the showShare this episode with someone who needs itJewish strength grows when we grow together.

In the inaugural episode of "That Jewish Podcast," host Yirmeyahu dives into the complex topic of anti-Semitism, exploring its historical roots and modern manifestations. With a critical lens, he examines recent statements by public figures and debunks common myths, emphasizing the importance of education and truth in combating prejudice. Join Yirmeyahu as he sheds light on the realities faced by the Jewish community and the role of Israel in global politics. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that challenges misconceptions and encourages informed dialogue.Follow On ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠Follow On ⁠⁠Facebook ⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠⁠Follow on ⁠TikTok⁠ https://holocaustremembrance.com/resources/working-definition-antisemitismhttps://aish.com/star-of-david-3/https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/shabbetai-zevi/https://www.ajc.org/news/what-every-american-should-know-about-us-aid-to-israelhttps://www.timesofisrael.com/nearly-2-million-israelis-below-poverty-line-in-2023-1-in-4-children-are-poor/

That Jewish Podcast is a space for serious, honest conversations about Jewish life in the modern world.Hosted by an Orthodox Jew of color, the show explores current events, antisemitism, politics, leadership, faith, family, and identity — without slogans or ideological boxes.This podcast is for Jews of all backgrounds who believe disagreement doesn’t cancel belonging, and that Jewish values still matter in public life.Thoughtful. Grounded. Real.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

What does real leadership look like when it’s not driven by power, ego, or attention?In this episode of Kosher and Black, I explore the leadership philosophy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, and what true influence looks like through a Torah lens. The Rebbe led millions without force or fame, focusing instead on responsibility, service, and empowering others.This episode breaks down practical leadership lessons for everyday life — at home, at work, and in the community — and challenges the idea that leadership has to be loud to be effective.If you’re looking for leadership rooted in purpose, integrity, and lasting impact, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I explore the deeper meaning of Hanukkah during a time of rising antisemitism. From attacks on Jewish communities to the story of the Maccabees, this conversation looks at faith, courage, and why choosing light still matters today.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

In this episode of Kosher and Black, I open up about choosing faith over fame in a world obsessed with performance. As a Black Orthodox Jew, I’ve felt the pressure to look perfect, sound deep, and fit into everyone’s expectations — and I share how Torah, Rabbi Nachman, the Chofetz Chaim, and the Rebbe helped me get back to my authentic self.If you’re tired of performing and want to live with truth, purpose, and real spiritual grounding, this episode will speak to you. Let’s walk this journey of honesty and faith together.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠Follow on TikTok 

In this episode of Kosher and Black, Yirmeyahu Yosef sits down with Rabbi Mordecai Yosef — an African-American Orthodox rabbi whose journey spans LA entertainment, Kabbalah, conversion, and years of Torah study in Jerusalem. They explore identity beyond race, the soul’s purpose, the rise of Hebrew Israelite movements, hip-hop’s global influence, and why the Temple Mount is the spiritual center of the world. This is a raw, honest conversation about Judaism, Black identity, and the search for divine truth.Rabbi Mordechai Yosef's Facebook PageRabbi Mordechai Yosef's Instagram Book: Mind of the Black JewGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠

In this powerful episode of Kosher and Black, Yirmeyahu explores the complexity of Thanksgiving through the lens of Torah, Jewish memory, and the Black experience in America. This deep, Orthodox-rooted conversation reframes Thanksgiving as a day of honest gratitude — not denial — drawing parallels between the Exodus from Egypt and the African-American journey toward freedom.Learn how Torah teaches us to balance gratitude with justice, memory with responsibility, and blessings with humility. Whether you’re Jewish, Black, or navigating multiple identities, this episode offers spiritual insight, practical guidance, and a meaningful way to approach Thanksgiving without compromising your valuesRabbi Raphael Shore's BookThe Miseducation Of the NegroGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

As we enter the High Holy Days, this special episode of the Kosher and Black Podcast brings you a heartfelt blessing for the Jewish New Year 5786. Host Baruch Reuel Nachman shares a spoken-word message of peace, prosperity, unity, and closeness with Hashem, along with a powerful prayer for the protection of Israel and the Jewish people around the world.Whether you are preparing for Rosh Hashanah, reflecting during the Ten Days of Awe, or entering Yom Kippur, this blessing offers words of inspiration and encouragement to carry into the new year. It’s a reminder of the sweetness, renewal, and spiritual growth these sacred days invite into our lives.Tune in to receive this uplifting High Holy Days message and step into the year ahead with strength, purpose, and blessing.Get Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this eye-opening episode of Kosher and Black, we tackle the alarming rise of political violence in America and how living in ideological silos is tearing our democracy apart. Inspired by the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, we explore insights from leading political violence experts and draw lessons from history — from the 20th-century assassinations of McKinley, JFK, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to modern-day threats against public officials.We discuss:How social media and algorithm-driven echo chambers fuel fear, misinformation, and radicalization.The dangers of misperceiving the other side as a “phantom enemy.”How political leaders and external influences — including foreign funding and agendas — erode democratic values.Practical steps to restore civic engagement, empathy, and faith in democracy.A Modern Orthodox perspective on morality, ethical responsibility, and tikkun olam — repairing the world.This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about America’s political climate, the future of civic discourse, and how each of us can take action to prevent history from repeating itself.Politico ArticleGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

📜 Show Notes / DescriptionIn this episode of Kosher and Black, Baruch Reuel Nachman unpacks why Mussar—the Jewish practice of character refinement—is essential during the month of Elul and the High Holy Days. Discover how Mussar helps us prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through deep cheshbon hanefesh (soul-accounting), and learn practical strategies for building lasting spiritual growth beyond the holidays.From daily Mussar journaling and studying classic texts like Mesilat Yesharim, to working on specific middot (traits) such as patience, humility, and gratitude, this episode provides a roadmap for turning Elul inspiration into year-round transformation.Whether you’re preparing for the Yamim Noraim (Days of Awe), seeking tools for teshuvah and self-improvement, or just looking for guidance on Jewish spiritual growth, this episode will give you the clarity and motivation to make Mussar part of your life long after Yom Kippur.✨ Topics covered:Why Mussar is central to Elul and the shofar’s daily call.The connection between Mussar, Rosh Hashanah, and crowning HaShem as King.How Mussar makes teshuvah real and lasting after Yom Kippur.Four practical ways to continue Mussar after the High Holy Days.The challenge: pick one middah and practice it for 40 days and beyond.🎧 Tune in to Kosher and Black and let’s do this soul work together.#Mussar #Elul #RoshHashanah #YomKippur #Teshuvah #JewishPodcast #OrthodoxJudaism #JewishGrowth #SpiritualGrowthGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this Elul episode of Kosher and Black, Baruch Reuel Nachman unpacks the subtle ways we drift from HaShem and how to return through Teshuvah. With Torah insights, Rabbi Nachman’s wisdom, and Chassidic stories from the Baal Shem Tov and others, this episode gives practical steps and soul-deep reflection to prepare for the High Holidays. #Elul #Teshuvah #KosherAndBlackGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this powerful episode of Kosher & Black, Baruch Reuel Nachman dives deep into the question: Do Black Lives Still Matter to the Jewish Community—and Do Jewish Lives Still Matter to Black America?We explore the hard numbers, the history, and the propaganda shaping today’s Black–Jewish relations. From rising antisemitism in Black spaces, to how media narratives manipulate our communities, to why the old alliance between Jews and African Americans is being tested—we unpack it all with honesty and clarity.🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:📊 The Numbers Don’t Lie: Hard statistics on antisemitism in Black America, hate crime data, and why the silence is dangerous.🕰 A History of Alliance: How Jewish leaders marched, died, and fought for Black freedom—and what history books often leave out.📰 How Division Gets Manufactured: From social media to extremist rhetoric, we break down who benefits when Black and Jewish communities are divided.📉 The Cost of Silence: Why ignoring antisemitism destroys trust and weakens both communities.✡️ A Jewish Way Forward: Practical Torah-based solutions for building strength and solidarity without compromising Jewish identity.This isn’t a call for interfaith kumbaya—it’s a call for truth, accountability, and a return to values. Baruch challenges both Jews and Black Americans to confront uncomfortable truths, reject propaganda, and reclaim the powerful alliance built on justice and faith.👉 If you’ve been wondering where do we go from here?—this episode will give you the depth, clarity, and courage you need.Black Jews of Harlem BookNissim Black On The Woke RightGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this powerful episode, you’ll confront the hard truth about why your values as a Black Democrat — equality, justice, LGBTQ+ rights, women’s autonomy, free speech, and religious freedom — are incompatible with strict Sharia law. You’ll see exactly how these two worldviews clash, with real-world examples of persecution and oppression in countries where radical interpretations of Islamic law still dominate.You’ll also uncover the Arab-led Sub-Saharan slave trade — a brutal system that predates the transatlantic slave trade — and how it continues to impact African communities today. From the Zanj Rebellion to modern-day slavery in Mauritania and Libya, you’ll hear the untold history of centuries-long anti-Black racism in parts of the Middle East and North Africa.And you’ll be challenged to reject selective outrage: If you’re quick to blame Israel for every injustice yet stay silent on slavery, massacres, and terror committed by radical Islamic regimes, you’re ignoring a massive part of the truth. If you believe in justice, you must believe in it everywhere, from your own community to the farthest corners of Africa.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why your values and strict Sharia law can’t coexistThe hidden history of the Arab-led Sub-Saharan slave tradeThe ongoing reality of slavery in Mauritania and LibyaHow anti-Black racism persists in parts of the Arab worldWhy selective outrage undermines global justice movementsGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

The Second Temple was destroyed because of sinat chinam—baseless hatred between Jews. In this post-Tisha B’Av episode, we dive deep into 10 powerful, practical ways to fight and overcome division in our community. From giving the benefit of the doubt to honoring Jews we disagree with, this episode offers timeless Torah wisdom and real-world actions to help us rebuild unity, one heart at a time. If we want redemption, it starts with ahavat chinam—baseless love.Perfect for Jews of all backgrounds seeking peace, purpose, and progress.Get Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

During war and upheaval, when sirens sound and news updates flood our phones, our minds and bodies go into overdrive. And for our brothers and sisters in Israel—or anyone with family there—it feels like we’re holding our breath, waiting for the next emergency. In this episode of Kosher Commentary, Baruch Reuel Nachman shares ten steps to help you find real peace in the middle of chaos, with Jewish tools that work even in a bomb shelter. Whether you're in the line of fire or watching from afar, these soul strategies will give you an anchor.My Favorite Niggun: HisbatlusGet Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this powerful and unapologetically Zionist episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman dives into the historic U.S. military strike that obliterated Iran’s nuclear sites—and why it matters for Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish people.We unpack Iran’s dangerous proxy network, the regime’s obsession with destroying Israel, and the Torah’s clear stance on fighting evil. With insight, clarity, and pride, Baruch asks the bold question: Was it enough to bomb Iran’s weapons, or should we have gone further to free its people?This isn’t just a war of missiles—it’s a war of morals.Am Yisrael is done waiting.

n this episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman brings down a foundational teaching from the Rambam: “A person should always see himself as equally balanced between merit and sin, and the world as equally balanced between merit and sin. With one mitzvah, he tips the scale for himself and for the entire world.” One action. One moment. That’s all it takes to change everything. This episode unpacks the massive power of small, conscious decisions and the ripple effect of doing one good thing.Get Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

Ye’s “Heil Hitler” song went viral before platforms pulled it — but why was it allowed in the first place? In this episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman gives a powerful Jewish response to Ye’s antisemitism, the failure of tech companies, and what Torah teaches us about confronting hate.Get Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman draws on the life-changing words of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov: “If you believe you can damage, then believe you can repair.” With honesty and encouragement, he reminds us that no matter how far we think we’ve fallen, the door to teshuvah, healing, and growth is never closed. This one is for anyone who needs a reason to get back up.Get Your HotLogic Food Warmer >>> Here Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman explores one powerful quote from the Alter of Slabodka: “The greatness of man lies not in his success, but in the elevation he attains through his struggle.” Through honest reflection and soulful insight, we discover how wrestling with our challenges is not a sign of weakness—but the actual process of becoming who we’re meant to be. Your struggle isn’t the obstacle—it’s the path.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

The world is loud with labels, expectations, and distractions—but who are you really? In this episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman reflects on the Chassidic teaching that the loudest voice in your life should be the quiet one within. Drawing from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov and teachings of the Vilna Gaon, this commentary challenges you to stop letting outside forces shape your worth—and to start living from the inside out.Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

Before your feet hit the floor, your soul is already at war. In this opening episode, Baruch Reuel Nachman draws from the wisdom of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter to reveal why the first few moments of your day are the most spiritually significant. Learn how choosing to rise with purpose isn’t just a habit—it’s a declaration of who you are and what you stand for. This episode will inspire you to start your mornings with clarity, courage, and kavanah.Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

n this inspiring episode of Kosher Commentary, I’m speaking directly to my fellow Jews—from the heart. Yes, antisemitism is on the rise, but I want to remind you: this is not the 1930s, and we are not alone. The world is responding. From leaders like President Joe Biden, Rep. Ritchie Torres, and Donald Trump, to celebrities, major companies, and campaigns like Stand Up to Jewish Hate—we are seeing people take a stand for Israel and for the Jewish people.I also talk about the powerful October 7th documentary and the undeniable impact it’s having on hearts and minds. Most importantly, I share a spiritual message of faith: Hashem is with us. Always. Now is the time to walk tall, live Jewishly with pride, and remember—we are stronger than hate.Follow Chris Here Stand up Against Hate CampaignOctober 8th Documentary Connect with me Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this thought-provoking episode of Kosher Commentary, I open up about the surprising lessons I learned from none other than Kanye West. His controversies led me to examine my own unconscious bias—especially when it comes to the artists I admire.But it didn’t stop there.I explore how unconscious bias shows up in our political views, the groups we align with, and even the people we support—sometimes without realizing we’re turning a blind eye to red flags, including antisemitism. As Jews, it's essential that we stay spiritually and socially awake, especially in times when antisemitic rhetoric hides in plain sight.Tune in for a raw, honest reflection that challenges us all to ask: Who are we giving a pass to, and at what cost?Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠#KosherCommentary #JewishPodcast #UnconsciousBias #KanyeWest #JewishVoices #FightAntisemitism #JewishThought #JewishLife #SpiritualAwakening #BiasInPolitics #FaithAndCulture #JewishCreator #OrthodoxJew #BlackJewishVoices #RedFlagsMatter #FaithOverFandom

In this fourth installment of our conversion story, we reflect on life now that we are fully part of the Jewish community. From the joys of observing mitzvot to the challenges of navigating our new identity, we share our experiences, insights, and the lessons we've learned along the way. Join us as we discuss what it means to live as Jews, the impact on our family, and how our journey continues to shape us.Whether you're a convert, born Jewish, or simply curious about the journey to Judaism, this episode offers a heartfelt look at faith, identity, and belonging.Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Follow on ⁠Facebook ⁠Subscribe to  ⁠⁠Youtube Channel ⁠#JewishConversion #JewishLife #TorahJourney #KosherCommentary #JewishFaith #OrthodoxJudaism #JewishCommunity #JewishIdentity #FromConversionToKabbalatOlam #JewishPodcast #TorahObservant #GerTzedek #JewishGrowth #Mitzvot #ShabbatShalom

In this episode of Kosher Commentary, I dive into the powerful film October 8, analyzing its themes, impact, and relevance to the Jewish community. How does this movie portray recent events, and what lessons can we take from it? Join me as I break down its storytelling, historical significance, and cultural reflections.#JewishPodcast #KosherCommentary #October8Movie #JewishPerspectives #FilmReview #JewishCommunity #TorahThoughts #JewishCulture #Israel #JewishIdentity

Join us as we explore how far America has come since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s powerful 'Two Americas' speech. Once a nation divided by stark inequalities, the efforts of Dr. King and other civil rights leaders have paved the way for greater opportunities and progress. We’ll discuss how their legacy has shaped a more equitable society, where minorities now have access to the same opportunities as everyone else, and reflect on the ongoing journey toward true equality. Follow On ⁠Instagram⁠ Follow on Facebook  Subscribe to  ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠ #MLKLegacy #TwoAmericas #CivilRights #EqualityForAll #SocialProgress #RacialJustice #AmericanDream #DiversityMatters #Inclusion #HistoryMatters"

In this episode, we dive into the remarkable life of President Jimmy Carter, exploring the lessons his leadership and legacy offer for today. From his focus on humility and service to the challenges he faced during his presidency—including the Iran hostage crisis and economic struggles—we examine what worked, what didn’t, and what we can learn. We also reflect on Carter’s post-presidential humanitarian work, offering insights into resilience, consistency, and impactful living. Join us as we uncover both the achievements and criticisms of the 39th President of the United States, paired with timeless wisdom from the Tanakh and Talmud to inspire leadership and personal growth. The Malaise Speech The Watergate Scandal Follow On ⁠Instagram⁠ Follow on Facebook  Subscribe to  ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠ #LeadershipLessons #JimmyCarter #LifeAndLegacy #Humility #Humanitarian #LeadershipPodcast #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #MiddleEastPeace #ResilientLeadership

In this episode of Kosher Commentary, Yirmeyahu B. Yosef sits down with Jason Caplan to explore the profound connections between music, mysticism, and Jewish spirituality. Jason, deeply influenced by the teachings of Abraham Abulafia and the Chafetz Chaim, shares his journey of blending traditional Jewish thought with the creative power of music and prayer. Together, they discuss the intersection of creative expression, spiritual growth, and the timeless wisdom of Jewish mystics. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that delves into the harmony of tradition and innovation. Universal Language Room Follow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠ Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this comprehensive episode, we delve into the troubling surge of global antisemitism following October 7th, 2023, examining its impact on college campuses, religious institutions, and communities worldwide. Through detailed statistical analysis and historical context, we explore the complex history of Israeli-Palestinian relations, debunk common misconceptions, and analyze five critical attempts at achieving peace in the region. From the 1937 Peel Commission to the 2008 Olmert Plan, we unpack the historical record with verified data and expert insights. The episode provides an in-depth examination of modern antisemitic trends, including replacement theory, while addressing contemporary debates about Israel's democratic nature and minority rights. Essential listening for anyone seeking to understand current events through a historical lens. Connect with me  Follow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠ Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠ ***Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of discrimination, violence, and historical trauma.*** Featured Statistics: 400% increase in antisemitic incidents post-October 7th Over 600 campus-related incidents Analysis of 5 major peace proposals Current demographic data from Israel Key Academic Sources: "Law in the Service of Man vs Israel" - The actual 1973 International Convention on Apartheidhttps://legal.un.org/avl/ha/cspca/cspca.html The South African History Online Archive documenting actual apartheid laws and practiceshttps://www.sahistory.org.za/article/history-apartheid-south-africa For First-Hand Accounts: Benjamin Pogrund's book "Drawing Fire: Investigating the Accusations of Apartheid in Israel" - Pogrund was an anti-apartheid activist in South Africa https://www.rowmaninternational.com/book/drawing_fire/3-156-0eeca098-a4d8-4d61-9c60-d5fed9ed510f For Current Statistics on Arab Citizens in Israel: Israel Central Bureau of Statistics - Official demographic and socioeconomic datahttps://www.cbs.gov.il/en/subjects/Pages/The-Arab-Population-in-Israel.aspx #Antisemitism #IsraelPalestine #MiddleEastHistory #PeaceProcess #GlobalAffairs #JewishHistory #CampusSafety #ReplacementTheory #PoliticalHistory #MiddleEastPolitics #IsraeliDemocracy #GlobalPolitics #InternationalRelations #PeaceInitiatives #HistoricalAnalysis

In this episode of Kosher Commentary, I’m diving into a topic that hits close to home: how to combat antisemitism, racism, and misinformation. I’ll share 10 actionable, faith-based strategies that have helped me navigate these challenges, all rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Tanakh and Talmud.Together, we’ll explore how to educate with empathy, stand firm in our identities, and respond to hate with dignity and strength. Whether you’ve faced prejudice yourself or want to be a better ally, this episode will equip you with practical tools and inspiration to foster unity and meaningful dialogue.📖 I’ll highlight key verses like Proverbs 15:1, Psalms 23:4, and teachings from Pirkei Avot that have guided me through tough times.🎧 Tune in for an empowering discussion that connects faith, resilience, and action.Debunking The Protocols of the Elders of ZionFollow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel #KosherCommentary #Antisemitism #Racism #Misinformation #JewishValues #JewishWisdom #FaithAndStrength #Talmud #Tanakh #StandAgainstHate #Education #Empathy #JewishCommunity #AfricanAmericanJew #PodcastEpisode

What does a convert go through in the conversion process? How long does it take? What are we learning? We cover all this and more in this episode! Tune in and enjoy. #JewishConversion #JewishLife #Podcast #JewishPodcast #KosherCommentary Connect with me  Follow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠ Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

In this episode, my wife and I discuss why we leaned toward Orthodox Judaism after leaving our previous religion. We also share our first attempt at keeping Shabbat. It is quite funny. Tune in and share this episode with a few people that you know. Follow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠ Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠

On this episode my wife and I talk a little bit about our backgrounds and what let us to leave our previous religion and start this new journey. Buckle up and join us for a this ride! Follow Me On ⁠Instagram⁠ Subscribe to My ⁠Youtube Channel ⁠ Rabbi Tovia Singer: https://outreachjudaism.org/about-us/ Chabad Jews for Judaism Why Jews Do Not Except Jesus