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The Vilna Gaon, Rabbi Eliyahu Kramer, is of the most historically significant Jews of the last thousand years. His genius is beyond description, and his impact on Jewish life reverberates until today. In this class we talk about the life and legacy of Vilna Gaon.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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How old is the universe? Does the Torah agree with Darwinian Evolution? Does science contradict the Torah’s Genesis narrative? Although we usually stick to history oil this show, we invite you to a Torah-based discussion about Charles Darwin and Evolution.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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Antisemitism and Assimilation have been the two greatest challenges to Judaism throughout Jewish History. And Christmas is a great way to spark the conversation. In this class we talk about the obstacles to being jewish in a non jewish world. As always, please like and share this podcast, ask a question or leave a comment.…
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Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch was the great leader of German Jewry in the 19th century, and His remarkable leadership and heroism during a turbulent time is both inspiring and relevant for us today. In this class we look at the life and times of Rabbi Hirsch, his biography, his accomplishments, his struggles his values, and his ideals.…
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The recent attacks in Israel have left us all shaken. What are we supposed to do? How are we supposed to respond? The truth is, this is hardly the first time the Jewish people have been in crisis. In this class, we look for a Jewish Response to Israel Under Attack.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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On the one had, historically speaking we have very little left from Rabbi Yisroel Salanter. He wrote only a few essays and letters, and just a handful of articles. On the other hand, there is very little in Jewish life both during his lifetime as well as today that has not been significantly influenced by Rabbi Yisroel Salanter. In this episode, we…
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In many ways the Jewish experience during the Great Depression was no different than others, yet in some ways it was entirely unique. How was the Jewish community affected? What are the Depression’s lingering impacts? What lessons can we learn today? In this class, we take a closer look at the Jewish Experience during the Great Depression.…
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The Chofetz Chaim, Rabbi Yisroel Meir Hakohen Kagan, was the gadol hador - the great leader of his generation. In this class, we take a closer look at the Chofetz Chaim: a biography of his life, and the remarkable legacies he left and that are still with us today.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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A Miracle In Our Day: The Story & Lessons Of The Six Day War The IDF’s miraculous success during the Six Day War baffle historians, and the ramifications of the war still shape Israel today. In this class, Rabbi Meth offers an informative and inspiring discussion about the war.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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Albert Einstein’s wisdom and genius revolutionized the way mankind looks at the universe, and the impact of his discoveries transformed modern society. In this class we discuss the complex relationship between Einstein and his Judaism.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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The Titanic disaster was one of the most devastating tragedies in maritime history, and its legacy has captured the memory of the world. In this class, we look at the history and lessons of the Titanic and its many Jewish connections.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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The Dreyfus Affair was one of the most important events in Modern Jewish History, and its repercussions and reverberations are still with us today. In this class we retell the story of Alfred Dreyfus: how a French army captain was falsely accused of espionage, how antisemitism defined his trial, and how the Jewish and global responses shaped the ma…
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Historians have long noted Alexander Hamilton’s strong Jewish associations, and author Andrew Porwancher's suggests that Hamilton was indeed Jewish. In this episode, we look at some of the evidence and discuss Hamilton's connections with the Jewish community.Rabbi Nachum Meth
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There are many groups in North American Jewish life: Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Chasidic, Sephardic, Chabad, Reconstruction, Yeshivish, Modern Orthodox, Open Orthodox, Jews For Jesus? What do all these terms mean? Where did they come from? More importantly, where are the heading?Rabbi Nachum Meth
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Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, familiar to many as Maimonides or by his acronym, Rambam, was one of the most influential people in all of Jewish history. In this episode we sketch out his biography, look at some of his letters, outline his major works, and talk about his legacyRabbi Nachum Meth
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Taking down statues of historical figures has been one of the most identifiable elements of Cancel Culture. Background, political affiliation, outlook, and a variety of other factors tend to determine people’s feeling on the issue, and very frequently they tend to be strong feelings. In this episode, we take a look at a Torah perspective on Cancel …
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In 1862, General US Grant issued General Order No. 11, banishing Jews from large parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi; likely the most antisemitic official decree in the history of the United States Government. How could this have happened? Was Grant an Antisemite? Could something like this happen again?…
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