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Nick Luck Daily PodcastThe Saturday Edition - Ep 169Ahead of the Coral Eclipse at Sandown this weekend, Charlotte Greenway bring you the interviews from the podcast this week with connections including Thady Gosden on favourite Ombudsman, Pierre YB on his main rival Sosie and Shane Foley on outsider Hotazhell. Orlando Meyrick also has a betting up from the Fitzdares office. Jack Channon has an outsider on the card who he think is much better than her mark and is stepping up to Group company for the first time. Then further afield, Pierre YB has the latest on the two Wertheimer Brother runners in the Prix Jean Prat whilst...
2025-07-0417 min
The End of the Island Rowing PodcastS12 Episode 6: The 2025 The CHANEL J12 Boat Race PreviewJoin Fergus Mainland, Camilla Hadland-Horrocks, Tom Morgan, and Ed Evans for the only preview you'll need for this weekend's Boat Race. Will Cambridge continue to built their light blue dynasty or will 2025 be the year that Oxford paint the Thames dark blue?We also hear from Oxford's Tom Mackintosh, Cambridge's George Bourne as well as a whole host of athletes from the Cambridge Women's Blue Boat including; Jack Nicholas, Claire Collins, Carys Earl, Gemma King, Annie Wertheimer, and Samantha Morton.This episode is sponsored by Filippi Boats.Filippi are one of the most...
2025-04-081h 00
18Forty PodcastJack Wertheimer: A New American Judaism? The Sociology of Jewish Practice [Denominations 3/5]This series is sponsored by Joel and Lynn Mael in memory of Estelle and Nysen Mael.In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Jack Wertheimer, a professor of American Jewish History at JTS, about the radical transformations of American Jewish practice over the last century.We can’t understand the Jewish People without a sobered look at what happens in our synagogues, homes, and communities. We can talk about a movement’s ideological ideals, but amid those discussions we cannot ignore the on-the-ground realities of a community’s practice. In thi...
2024-05-281h 40
Investing by the Books#53 Todd Wenning on Lessons from the TitansTodd Wenning is an investor with experience from Ensemble Capital, The Motley Fool, and Morningstar. In episode five, we came across some of his work as he is a contributing author to the book Why Moats Matter. This time, we speak about Lessons from the Titans, a book about the lessons that today’s businesses can draw from America’s industrial giants.For more info about the podcast, go to the episode page and make sure to follow us on Twitter/X. We love to hear your thoughts so please give us a rating/review in your podc...
2024-01-091h 02
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 141This week the Vault has exposed a DBG relic from June 12th, 1991. It’s a good one and I’ve titled it:
Out and About with Umlauts.
Norm begins by giving us a very interesting temperature and then it’s on to a classic traffic network sounder and Jack Harte with all the wall washing, bulb changing, ceiling repairs and work crews you can handle.
Then we get the driest possible show open for Bob Raleigh (as Norm was filling in that night).
Players:
Irene in CT
Judy f...
2023-06-101h 01
Respecting ReligionReligion in public schools: New federal guidance and the reality on the groundIt happens in pretty much every administration, but what do you know about federal guidelines on religion in public schools? Holly and Amanda discuss the new release from the Biden administration outlining the different rights of students and teachers, and they share how some are misinterpreting the Kennedy v. Bremerton decision to open the door to more government-sponsored religious exercises. They also look at what we saw happen at the end of the Texas Legislature’s session in relation to bills that would impact religious freedom, and they review this week’s alarming news that an Oklahoma board voted to fun...
2023-06-0831 min
18Forty PodcastMichael A. Helfand: Church, State, and Jewish Education [Jewish Education 2/4]This series is sponsored by Ari and Danielle Schwartz in memory of Danielle’s grandfather, Mr. Baruch Mappa, Baruch Ben Asher Zelig HaLevi.In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we speak to Michael A. Helfand, a Pepperdine Law professor specializing in religious liberty, about the meaning of the First Amendment as it relates to the funding of religious schools.With education so deeply essential to the modern Jewish community, we are confronted with the high cost of private schooling. In America, is the government able to step in and help? Should it...
2023-02-141h 32
Learning About Learning: Conversations with Scholars of Jewish EducationEpisode 7: Inside Jewish Day Schools Book Discussion | Dr. Alex Pomson and Professor Jack WertheimerWhat can we learn from carefully crafted portraits of nine well-regarded Jewish day schools that vary in size, location, sponsorship, ideological orientation? How do these schools go about their work and how do school leaders respond to the pressing challenges that day schools face in the 21st century?Authors Alex Pomson and Jack Wertheimer share highlights from their 2022 book, Inside Jewish Day Schools: Leadership, Learning and Community and respond to comments and questions from Amanda Pogany (Luria Academy), Daniel Held (UJA Federation of Greater Toronto) and Susie Tanchel (Hebrew College). Sharon Feiman-Nemser (Mandel Center for Studies in...
2022-11-101h 03
De ziel van Parijs1. De grootste kunstroof van de 20ste eeuwHier begint het, de grote tocht door en naar De ziel van Parijs. Voor wie het boek las, zorgde dit alleen maar voor honger naar meer. Wie het boek nog niet las, kan hier beginnen te proeven. Vandaag op het menu: het verhaal van Rose Valland, een vrouw voor wie de kunstwereld een standbeeld zou mogen oprichten, Coco Chanel, een icoon dat het liefst een deel van haar eigen leven zou uitwissen en Napoleon III, een keizer met een minuscuul pleintje voor de Gare du Nord. Op Allerheiligen 1940 brengt Rose Valland, assistent-conservatorvan het Musée du...
2022-08-1759 min
Prizmah Podcasts: Podcasts by Prizmah Center for Jewish Day SchoolsResearch Encounter: Behind the Gates. Looking Inside Day Schools.
Alex Pomson and Jack Wertheimer, authors of the recent book Inside Jewish Day Schools: Leadership, Learning and Community, speak with two school leaders featured in the book, Erica Rothblum and Ami Neuman, about the stories that their schools tell as well as larger stories of the field. They reflect upon how to tell our stories, what stories have emerged over the past few years, and which stories we might be reading in the near future.
Dr. Alex Pomson is principal and managing director at Rosov Consulting.
Dr. Jack Wertheimer is the Joseph and Martha Mendelson Professor of American Jewish H...
2022-02-1644 min
What Gives? The Jewish Philanthropy PodcastUnderstanding the Grantee-Funder RelationshipIn Episode 20 of "What Gives?" the Jewish philanthropy podcast from Jewish Funders Network, Dena Libman of the Azrieli Foundation and Jack Wertheimer of Jewish Theological Seminary talk about findings from Wertheimer's 2020 "Grantees and Their Funders" report, one of the catalysts for GrantED: Stronger Relationships, Greater Impact, a joint project of JFN and UpStart.
2021-03-2445 minPrizmah Podcasts: Podcasts by Prizmah Center for Jewish Day SchoolsResearch Encounter: Preparations for Success During CovidProfessor Jack Wertheimer of the Jewish Theological Seminary talks with Cheryl Maayan, head of the Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School in St. Louis, and Steven Lorch, head of Kadimah Day School in Los Angeles, about how Jewish day schools have fared during the pandemic. Wertheimer proposes trends that have set up many day schools for success in the face of the overwhelming challenges that schools and families have experienced.
2021-02-1740 min
My Teacher PodcastDespair Is Not A Strategy: Ruth Messinger on her life's workRuth Messinger is Global Ambassador of American Jewish World Service, having served nearly two decades as its president. Prior to her tenure at AJWS, she had a career in New York City politics. She served on the New York City Council, was Manhattan Borough President and was the Democratic nominee for Mayor in 1997.Ruth cites many teachers throughout her extensive career including her mother, Marjorie Wyler, who had her own distinguished career in broadcasting production and public presentation for the Jewish Theological Seminary, including the Emmy Award-winning program, The Eternal Light .For a thorough history o...
2020-08-021h 03
The Tikvah PodcastJack Wertheimer on the New American Judaism – Part IIIThroughout our podcast series with eminent Jewish historian Jack Wertheimer, we have spoken about a Judaism of “peak moments.” This is the kind of Judaism most American Jews practice; connecting to their faith at a small number of important dates and life transitions: the High Holy Days, b’nai mitzvah, weddings, funerals. In this week’s podcast—the third and final episode in our series—our conversation focuses on the place where so many of these peak moments take place: the synagogue. The liturgy and choreography of synagogue services—especially in the liberal denominations—are undergoing important changes. From ho...
2019-09-1145 minThe Tikvah PodcastJack Wertheimer on the New American Judaism – Part IIFor much of the 20th century, the major denominations—Conservative, Reform, Orthodox—loomed large over institutional Jewish life in America. But in 2019, the Jewish scene looks different; the movements hold less purchase on Jewish life than they once did, especially for the young. And the denominations look different internally as well. Reform Judaism has embraced ritual practices once deemed outmoded. Orthodoxy, which many thought on its way to extinction, is strong, growing, and confident. And Conservative Judaism, once thought to be the future of American Jewry, is caught betwixt and between, too religiously observant to facilitate intermarriage, too religiously leni...
2019-08-2152 minThe Tikvah PodcastJack Wertheimer on the New American Judaism – Part I21st-century America has seen religious faith buffeted by cultural change, social upheaval, and serious intellectual and moral challenges. American Judaism has not been immune from this broader trend, and Jews across—and outside—the denominational spectrum have tried to adapt to the complexities of modern life. How are Jewish leaders cultivating cultural antibodies to resist the worst of modernity, while at the same time taking advantage of modernity’s new realities? Which strategies are succeeding, and which are failing? And what are the measurements that tell us what is actually working? These are the questions the eminent histor...
2019-08-0757 min
Princeton UP Ideas PodcastJack Wertheimer, “The New American Judaism: How Jews Practice Their Religion Today” (Princeton UP, 2018)Countless sociological studies and surveys present a rather bleak picture of religion and religious engagement in the United States. Attendance at worship services remains very low and approximately one quarter of Americans indicate that they are not affiliated with any religion. This trend extends to the Jewish community, and American...
2019-05-061h 00
Evolve#TrendingJewish 24: The New American JudaismNoted historian Jack Wertheimer, who is affiliated with the Conservative movement, discusses his newest book The New American Judaism: How Jews Practice Their Religion Today. Wertheimer discusses his research into how “ordinary” Jews are experiencing Judaism in the 21st century. He talks about synagogue efforts to revitalize services, the emergence of new communities and the observance of Judaism in unconventional spaces, such as the annual Burning Man music festival. Considered something of a traditionalist who has sounded alarms about certain trends within American Jewry, in this conversation he talks about his encounters with dozens of vibrant communities and innovative rabb...
2019-03-1450 min
The Jewcurious ShowJack Wertheimer & The New American JudaismJack Wertheimer, Professor of American Jewish History at the Jewish Theological Seminary and author of the new book, The New American Judaism: How Jews Practice Their Religion Today, shares with us the changes in the Jewish religious landscape today.
2019-02-2753 min
Madlik Podcast – Disruptive Torah Thoughts on JudaismMixed Marriages – In or Out?Mixed Marriages – In or out? Join us as we imagine how Jewish Law and accepted practice could adjust to the alarmingly high rate of intermarriage in the USA and the subsequent loss of households identifying with the Jewish people. ---------------- Notes The Pew Survey Reanalyzed: More Bad News, but a Glimmer of Hope – by JACK WERTHEIMER AND STEVEN M. COHEN It's time to allow Conservative rabbis to officiate at interfaith weddings By Seymour Rosenbloom April 4, 2016 Jethro נָבֹל תִּבֹּל גַּם אַתָּה גַּם הָעָם הַזֶּה אֲשֶׁר עִמָּךְ כִּי כָבֵד מִמְּךָ הַדָּבָר לֹא תוּכַל עֲשׂהוּ לְבַדֶּךָ You will surely wear yourself out both you and these people who are with you for the matter is too heavy for you; you cannot do it alone. Exodus 18: 18 Daughters of Ze...
2016-12-1536 min