Dr. Julian Ungar-Sargon

Julian Ungar-Sargon

Religion EN ↓ 636 episodes

Post-Modern, Post-Orthodox, and Post-Hassidic, Rabbi Dr. Julian Ungar-Sargon shares his unique take on the world in this remarkable podcast series.

Author

Dr. Julian Ungar-Sargon

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.jyungar.com

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Reb Zaddok's Transformation 22.08.2016
In Memoriam: Mr. Izzy Stark's Eulogy for Mr. Ernest Farkas(August 6, 2016) 15.08.2016
The Dazzling Universalism of the Me'or Eynayim 26.07.2016
Graduation From Officer Training 13.07.2016
Elie Wiesel: In Memoriam 11.07.2016

Elie Wiesel: In Memoriam Text

Mashal Hakadmoni: The Song Of The Torah 29.06.2016
Sing A New Song 20.06.2016
On Rav Hutner and Textual Truth 21.04.2016
Funeral for Jeff 21.04.2016
Dedication of Aaron Kodesh in Memory of Rabbi Gettinger: Lakewood, NJ 29.03.2016
Esther and Psalm 22 22.03.2016
The Essential Quality of Hiddenness 15.03.2016
The Role of Chance in Destiny 08.03.2016
The (Divine) Darkness Within 16.02.2016
Stone Setting for Rabbi Gettinger 07.02.2016
Myth and Bible V 26.01.2016
Song of the Sea 25.01.2016
Myth and Bible IV 19.01.2016
Myth and Bible III 12.01.2016
Myth and Bible II 15.12.2015

Myth and Bible II Notes

Myth and Bible I 09.12.2015
Maot Tsur 08.12.2015
Between Lord Sacks and Dr. Sacks 30.11.2015

An article on Jonathan Sacks's divisive tenure as Chief Rabbi of G reat Britain. The article that Oliver Sacks wrote two weeks before he died .

The Gendered Divine 23.11.2015
And Jacob Awoke 23.11.2015

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