Independent Jewish Spirituality Online
Ever wanted to start a synagogue in your own home? Have you ever dreamed of becoming a rabbi online? Does the idea of your local synagogue Shabbat service make you wanna hurl a little? Then check out this month’s PunkTorah Podcast, featuring cohost and OneShul Atlanta director Stefanie!
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Since Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah are like the ultimate Jewish holiday duet, this musical podcast features cool duets by The Raveonettes, Dubb Nubb, The White Stripes, Crystal Castles and more. Special thanks to Don Kramer who called into the show!
What is the difference in Halal and Kosher? How can we support LGBT people in light of what the Bible says? And what are young people really looking for in a synagogue? All this and more in this week’s PunkTorah Podcast.
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It took forever to get the Deleon podcast to happen, not because singer/guitarist Dan Sacks had moved to Mexico City, but because the media computer at PunkTorah HQ crashed twice! Props to Dan for being cool about the long, long, delay. We owe him a cupcake at least.
At any rate, here is Dan Sacks from Deleon on his new album, his move abroad and the perils of the Jewish music industry.
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More info on Deleon’s Spotify project…
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We were psyched that Rivka, our prayer leader at OneShul, would be available for this week’s podcast. We discuss the “proper” Jewish response to the death of Gaddafi, our upcoming Google Docs Torah Commentary Book and the merits of Jewish, acoustic singer songwriters.
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PunkTorah Podcast with Rivka (October 26, 2011)
This week’s trivia question: who was the first prophetess in the Torah? Winners will receive a .PDF version of the Google Docs Torah Commentary when it comes out (around Hanukkah). Email rivka@punktorah.org with your answer. You’ll also be put on the PunkTorah email list.
