Equal Footing with Dov Tuzman

Black and Jew: Shared Struggles and Current Tensions

The World Is Ending: What Now?

Eschatology 101: End of Times Theology and Doomsday Prophecies in the Abrahamic Faiths

A Silent Epidemic: The Pervasiveness of Anxiety Disorders

Having Your Babka, and Eating It Too: Emotional Eating in Traditional Jewish Communities

Repression and Sex: Traversing Extremes

Is Repentance a Scam?: Our Relationship With Guilt

The Id and the Yid: Judaism’s Unique Take on Sin

I Hate You, I Love You: The Complex Backstory of Jewish-Muslim Relations in France

Following the tragic accident of Salman Rushdie, this episode of Equal Footing goes down the rabbit hole of heresy in the Abrahamic faiths, and how dangerous it really is. Listen to learn more, with Georgetown Professor Ori Soltes and Reverend Dr. David Taylor.

Have you ever wondered why churches, mosques and synagogues don't pay taxes? Do you know that satanic sects don't, either? Listen to this episode of Equal Footing to learn more about the murky world of religious tax exemptions, with Dr. Ryan Cragun.

Live from. Utah: this episode follows Professor Paul Finkelman and Alysa Landry journalist and member of CLDS in a raw discussion about the love-hate relationship Mormons have with Jews.

We like to challenge our listeners on Equal Footing, and this might be one of the most challenging shows yet. On this episode we do a deep dive into the figure of Moses: was he a benevolent altruistic leader or egotist? Listen to Rabbi Yossi Bryski and Professor David Weddle discuss one of the most famous leaders in history.

Idolatry is considered a sin in Judaism, but what happens when we have celebrities and famous people we adore? can we live an observant life and idolize something at the same time? Follow us to learn more in this interesting discussion with teen psychologists Amanda Smith and Rabbi Yarden Blumstein.

Have you ever wondered what the Jewish view on treason and betrayal is? on this episode of Equal Footing we discuss the Korach Conondrum, where we question betrayal and treason from a Jewish ethics perspective with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan and Joseph Isaac Korf.

This episode of Equal Footing talks about the Jewish influence on the Founding Fathers and the birth of American democracy, with Rabbi Sion Jacobson and Professor Bruce Powell.

Our third and final episode on Pride Month brings us to a raw and emotional discussion on the gay male experience in orthodox communities, with Rabbi Mike Mosowitz and Dovid Green (alias).

Our second LGBTQ+ episode in celebration of pride months brings a discussion on the Jewish religious law as it pertains to hoosexuality, with Rabbi Joseph Isaac Korf, Miriam Kabakov and Chana Stein.

I Am Woman follows Sheindy Weichman and Esther Eckhaus as they share their experiences of being lesbian and queer in orthodox communities, joined by sex therapist Rachel Klechevsky. Emotional discussion of the journey through self-acceptance and creating a safe space for yourself wherever you are.

The US is one of the leading countries in the world in violent gun attacks and mass shootings. Do we have Halachic guidance on how to handle gun control? Listen to our discussion with Rabbi Shmuel Greene to learn more about Jewish ethics as it pertains to the Second Amendment .

Raising special needs children is hard, but is it harder in religious Jewish communities? Listen to Rabbi Simcha Weinstein and Juby Shapiro share their experience as both activists in orthodox communities and parents of special needs children.

When Does Life Begin? is a question we tried to answer with an interfaith dialogue from a Jewish, Buddhist and Evangelical Christian perspective with Rabbi Jeremy Wieder, DoShin Sunim and Dr. Matthew Sleeth

A Limb or a Life? is a discussion on abortion through the prism of Jewish ethics, inspired by the overturn of Roe v. Wade. We discuss what abortions mean through a religious spectrum, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson and Rivkah Slonim.

Is It Possible to Bury the Hatchet? Overcoming Familial Estrangement is a discussion on the fragility of familial relations and mental health behind estrangement, with psychologist Limor Weinstein and Rabbi Stephen Baars.

The Jewish Diaspora: Colombia Edition