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Splitting the Adam 24.10.2024

parshat bereshit – genesis 1 – 3 Join Geoffrey Stern and Rabbi Adam Mintz for their YouTube video debut. There are those who would have us believe that in Creation, God made unity from chaos and that the Torah’s end … Continue reading →

First Fruits – First Prayers 15.09.2022

parshat ki tavo – Deuteronomy 26 Join Geoffrey Stern and Rabbi Adam Mintz recorded on clubhouse on September 15th 2022. As we approach the high prayer season we trace the evolution of the oldest prayer preserved in the Torah. The … Continue reading →

Milk and Money 30.06.2022

parshat korach, numbers 16-18 Join Geoffey Stern and Rabbi Adam Mintz recorded on June 30th 2022 on Clubhouse as we take a fresh look at Korach’s rebellion. Dathan and Abiram refer to Egypt as a Land Flowing with Milk and … Continue reading →

The Audacity of Torah 02.03.2020

An exploration of the fine line between expressions of piety and the seduction of self-pride using biblical, Talmudic, liturgical and Maimonidian texts and anecdotes from the Novardok school of Mussar. Continue reading →

A Cathedral in Time – A Tabernacle in Space 22.10.2016

The third madlik podcast starts with 2 rebbes sitting in a sukkah and asking which is holier, the sukkah or the shabbat.... Continue reading →

What’s New with the Jewish New Year 02.10.2016

Welcome to the new Madlik Podcast! Soon you will be able to subscribe to the podcast at the iTunes Store, but for now, please click on this link. The Source Sheet is below: What’s new about the Jewish New Year … Continue reading →