Matt Reimer, Jeff Weill, Josh Rose

Weird Being Jewish: Three Rabbis Walk Into a Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 29 episodes

What happens when three friends who are also rabbis get together to discuss Jewish life, religious life, rabbinic life and life life? Rabbis Jeffrey Weill, Matt Reimer and Josh Rose don't know but aim to find out. In the process they'll share their thoughts about pressing issues we all face - in the Jewish community and beyond.

Author

Matt Reimer, Jeff Weill, Josh Rose

Category

Religion

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Latest episode

Jul 3, 2026

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Episodes

In Command! Mitzvah and Commanded-ness 03.07.2024

The three amigos delve into a central question in Jewish life: If we are commanded, is there a commander?  In other words - does God give us rules?  And, hey - is there a God? Stay tuned for the big reveal! 

WBJ: Fake Yous - Imposter Syndrome 21.06.2024

Your rabbi (or priest, pastor) feels like a fake sometimes. And hey, so do you. Rabbis Reimer, Rose and Weill explore this question and find that it leads to the deepest of questions.... 

WBJ: Leadership, Values, and 34 Felonies 05.06.2024

What values are needed in a leader? How does a leader know when to respect norms and when to break sh*t?  Rabbis Jeffrey, Matt and Josh talk about the Don's felonious behavior and leadership values. 

WBJ: Can Rabbis Be Antizionists? 29.05.2024

Matt unfriends Josh, Jeffrey takes a stand, and Josh plays both sides. Three rabbis take on the very serious topic of Judaism and Antizionism.

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