Judaism with Altitude

Manifesting and Finding Your Soulmate – Inspired by Parshas Chayei Sarah In this heartfelt episode of  Judaism with Altitude , we dive deep into the timeless lessons of Parshas Chayei Sarah, focusing on the story of Eliezer’s mission to find a wife for Isaac, the son of Abraham. This story provides a profound framework for understanding the power of intention, prayer, and trust in the process of m...

In this episode Danny and Sara look at the weekly Torah portions Lech Lecha and Vayeira and discuss the prevalent theme of the pursuit of peace in interpersonal relationships, how vital a lesson this is for all of us in today's times. To sponsor a future episode, please email dwolfe@theje.com.

Join Sara and Danny as they share a perspective on the election results in which Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris to become the 47th President of the United States of America.

Episode Overview:  Danny and Sara and Dovid tackle the timely topic of approaching elections with a Jewish lens. Together, they explore the significance of unity, constructive communication, and faith. Key Themes: Dangers of Divisiveness: Highlight how divisiveness can erode communities and distort constructive dialogue. Address why Judaism encourages respectful debate and the value of maintaining...

Rabbi Wolfe shares his sermon from the first day of Sukkos in which he explores why we sit in Sukkos on this festive Jewish Holiday.

Please join us in shul tomorrow! If you are able to come, DO NOT listen to this! If not, please take a listen before, or after Yom Kippur!

*We hope to see you at Kol Nidrei tomorrow night! If you can make it, please DO NOT listen to this! If you cannot make it, please check this out sometime before Yom Kippur or after!*

Join Danny and Sara as they reflect on some mind-blowing life lessons from the recent birth of their 8th child.

Rabbi Wolfe shares his sermon from Shabbos Chazon-- an idea about Tisha Bav about what it is that we are mourning, and what we can all do about it. Tisha Bav is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar in which Jews across the world fast and mourn for 25 hours. Among other things, we mourn the destruction of both of our Temples which occurred on this day. Sadly, in a post-October 7th world, for many...

Show Notes for Episode 8: A Look at Modern Dating with the Love Rabbi Episode Description In this engaging episode of Judaism with Altitude, we delve into the world of modern dating with Rabbi Yisroel Bernath, affectionately known as "The Love Rabbi." As the spiritual director at Chabad of NDG and the Jewish Chaplain at Concordia University in Montreal, Rabbi Bernath brings a wealth of e...

Show Notes for Episode with Dr. Jacob L. Freedman Episode 7: From The Couch to a Jerusalem Bakery: A Conversation with Dr. Jacob L. Freedman Episode Description : In this insightful episode of Judaism with Altitude , we are joined by Dr. Jacob L. Freedman, a distinguished board-certified psychiatrist practicing in both The Commonwealth of Massachusetts and The State of Israel. Dr. Freedman shares...

On this week's episode we interview Eshley Spitzer, a therapist who specializes in grief, trauma, anxiety and depression. She shares some fascinating insights about dealing with pain and discomfort and how those feelings can encourage real growth. We see the blend of Judaism and psychology, among many other pieces of wisdom!

Rabbi Wolfe and Sara discuss his recent trip to Israel--in which he reflects on being in Israel during a war, the atmosphere, and lessons learned.

Rabbi Wolfe explores the perspective of the Nesivos Shalom on one of the most enigmatic episodes in the Torah: Why was Moshe punished so harshly for hitting the rock instead of speaking to it-- why was he banned from bringing the Jewish People into Israel, and why did Hashem accuse him of not having adequate faith in Him?

Raised in Mexico, Rochel Meira Potestio shares her incredible journey where she was at one point a Christian Missionary, who eventually converted to Orthodox Judaism. She is now a leader in her community, and shares her inspirational story with us! Don't miss it!

This Drasha was given on Parshas Nasso and explores how the Jewish people could have been on such a low level when they left Egypt, only to be on the highest level imaginable 50 days later when they received the Torah.

In this episode we interview the incredible, inspiring, thoughtful and well-spoken Teah. Teah recently graduated from Columbia University, and describes her experiences as a Jew on Campus during October 7th, the following semester and a half, and during the encampments.

On this episode of Judaism with Altitude we get a glimpse into the background of Rabbi Danny Wolfe-- diving into his upbringing, his journey towards observant Judaism, how he met Sara, and what drives him.

Rabbi Wolfe shares the drasha (sermon) from this past week's Parish Parshas Bechukosai in which he discusses the importance of internal peace, and the dangers of division.

In our first episode we share what the goal is of this podcast, and we profile one of our co-hosts, the one and only Rebbetzin Sara Wolfe.