
Interviews With Wise People Of Today |
December 16, 2022
Emotion in Motion: An Interview with A Somatic Therapist
It's a remembering that you have refuge in yourself, and you know what you need. ...
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Interviews With Wise People Of Today |
February 15, 2022
Author Lyn Barrett On Her Dissociative Identity Disorder Diagnosis
An Interview with Lyn Barrett, author of Crazy: Reclaiming Life From the Shadow of Traumatic Memory.
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November 23, 2021
Inviting Kids To Make History By Reading About Hanukkah: A conversation with Emily Singer, author of Gilgul
Emily Singer is the author of a new book — one receiving good attention in many quarters, including a warm review in a recent edition of the Jerusalem Post. The book is called Gilgul, and while it’s intended for middle-school-age readers, and would make a great Hanukkah gift for same, it carries a message we could all use — one combining great pride in ethnic/national/religious identity and genuinely embracing the idea that each particularity must connect with something larger than itself. I had the opportunity to “sit down” with Emily, despite the......
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March 22, 2021
Ian Rosenberg’s Fight For Free Speech
Some things really are worth fighting for....
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January 11, 2021
An Interview with Rabbi Avram Mlotek
Kohelet / Ecclesiastes 12:12 warns us that “to the making of books, there is no end,” suggesting that maybe it’s enough already with the book, and that was over 2,000 years ago! So, let me start by asking you — one author to another — why another book, and what, if any, of Kohelet’s concerns accompanied you in the making of this one? What would our libraries look like if the Jewish canon ended with Ecclesiastes’ nihilistic, subversive, depressive charge? The people of the book deserve as many books as there are......
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September 09, 2020
How Rabbi Klein Used Jewish Ethics To Help Rehabilitate Inmates
Rabbi Klein uses a combination of musar and the teachings of Benjamin Franklin to help prison inmates on their path to rehabilitation....
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Another Way Of Looking At Things, Breaking False Dichotomies, Compassion and Empathy, Hold Dualities Together, Inspiring People, Interviews With Wise People Of Today, News & Politics, Wisdom Daily News |
August 24, 2020
A Rabbi, A Minister and An Imam Walk Into A Bar
Reflections on the changes underway in how we understand God, the church, and our work in the world....
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Interviews With Wise People Of Today |
August 11, 2020
The Secret To Dr. Yvonne Kaye’s Remarkable Resilience
How Dr. Yvonne Kaye found the strength to survive WWII and overcome addiction....
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Interviews With Wise People Of Today |
September 12, 2019
Rabbi Michal Loving On The Challenges Of Being A Female Rabbi
An interview with Rabbi Michal Loving of southern California....
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Interviews With Wise People Of Today |
October 30, 2017
New York Times Journalist, Bari Weiss On How Judaism Guides Her Life
Bari Weiss incorporates her deep love of Judaism into pieces that have a wider appeal....
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