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Kehillat Israel PodcastsVayirka: Too Much Light Too Soon Can Be BlindingRabbi Amy Bernstein's weekly Torah study class via Zoom - Leviticus/Yayikra - 1:1 -April 4, 2025.Links:Vayikra Source Sheet“Mikdash Melech” by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble 2025-04-0559 min

UMI PodcastL'eila:Kaddish (Cover)Song by Joey Weisenberg 2025-03-0602 min

UMI PodcastTzama Nafshi ft. Julia Sabra (Cover)Original song by Joey Weisenberg 2025-03-0604 min

The Tanakh PodcastTehillim. Psalm 35 - All My BonesThis is a Psalm in 3 stanzas. David is being pursued, betrayed by his friends, and falsely accused. Each segment ends in words of praise to God. One of these features in our prayer "Nishmat" and reads "All my bones say - L-rd, who is like You?" Opening Music. Joey Weisenberg - Nishat Kol Chai Closing Music: Hanan Ben Ari. Kol Atzmotai (Habad Niggun) 2024-05-2609 min

A Story and a SongThe Obligation to Sing (after miracles)Learn how to tap into your soul's voice to sing to our Creator. Debra Cohen shares teachings from Joey Weisenberg.2024-04-2130 min

Ta ShmaThe Gift that Does Not Keep on Giving: The Tisch With Dena Weiss #25Shabbat is described in the Talmud as a "good gift." But aren’t all gifts supposedly good? What makes Shabbat a gift that is uniquely positive in contrast to other gifts which do not receive this stamp of goodness? The Ohev Yisrael explores.Transcript and source sheet: https://mechonhadar.s3.amazonaws.com/mh_torah_source_sheets/WeissTisch5-5.pdf“Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ach L'elokim," and “Hu Elokeinu” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records 2024-03-0410 min

Ta ShmaSoft and Strong: The Tisch With Dena Weiss #24The person recovering from the biblical disease tzara'at has to bring, in addition to their offering, a piece of cedar wood and a piece of hyssop. The Ohev Yisrael tells us that these items are symbolic for the two character traits we need in order to do true teshuvah: pride and humility.Transcript and source sheet: https://mechonhadar.s3.amazonaws.com/mh_torah_source_sheets/WeissTisch5-4.pdf. “Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ach L'elokim," and “Keyli Ata” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2024-02-2908 min

Ta ShmaSpiritual Retreat: The Tisch With Dena Weiss #23According to the Ohev Yisrael, the Israelites preferred to live under physical oppression in Egypt than to live in a state of spiritual indebtedness to God. How could this be? What is this teaching us about spiritual labor? Transcript and source sheet: https://mechonhadar.s3.amazonaws.com/mh_torah_source_sheets/WeissTisch5-3.pdf. “Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ach L'elokim," and “Ki Anu Amecha” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2024-02-2610 min

Ta ShmaThe Quest for Improvement: The Tisch With Dena Weiss #22The Talmud recognizes two very different forms of teshuvah (repentance): "teshuvah out of love" and "teshuvah out of fear." Both of these forms of teshuvah are sincere and “real” forms of teshuvah, though they come from very different places. The Ohev Yisrael helps us see that teshuvah out of love is a quest for excellence and true improvement, and that this is the model of what we should aspire to. Transcript and source sheet: https://mechonhadar.s3.amazonaws.com/mh_torah_source_sheets/WeissTisch5-2.pdf “Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ach L'elokim," and “Ki Anu Amecha” from RAZA Kapelya...2024-02-2209 min

Ta ShmaIt is Better to Give: The Tisch With Dena Weiss #21Gifts are more than their monetary equivalents. A gift can be an expression of love and affection, of fear and obedience, an obnoxious demonstration of wealth, or a powerful equalizer of means. By thinking about our donations to build the mishkan (tabernacle), the Ohev Yisrael teaches us that being willing to step into the receiving role, to be humble and accepting, is itself a gift. Transcript and source sheet: https://mechonhadar.s3.amazonaws.com/mh_torah_source_sheets/WeissTisch5-1.pdf“Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ach L'elokim," and “Hu Elokeinu” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey...2024-02-1909 min

Ta ShmaThe Evils of Evaluation: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #20In our society, everything - from commercials products to political ideas - is constantly being scrutinized. What is gained and what is lost in such a critical world? To answer this question, he Ma'or VaShemesh goes all the way back to the beginning - to the Garden of Eden."Ki Anu Amecha" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-11-0209 min

Ta ShmaMoral Licensing: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #19Moral licensing is our tendency to excuse our own bad behavior based on prior good behavior. While the Ma’or VaShemesh did not use the language of modern behavioral psychology, he did suggest a paradoxical way to avoid this kind of self-justification: doing teshuvah both before and after learning Torah and performing mitzvot."Ki Anu Amecha," "Ah Shtarker Bistu," and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-10-2609 min

Ta ShmaImpulsive Decisions: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #18Taking a vow is a serious halakhic undertaking, and Rabbinic law warns us against taking them hastily. But even if a voew is ultimately annulled, it's possible that for the vow - the words we saw when we feel the most desperate - to be part of a broader process of growth and change. The Ma'or Va'Shemesh explains."Ki Anu Amecha," "Ah Shtarker Bistu," and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-10-2312 min

Ta ShmaBeing Self-Ignited: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #17God wants us to serve Him with excitement and joy, which is reflected in the lighting of the the Menorah. The Ma’or VaShemesh reads the lighting of this lamp on the part of Kohen Gadol as analogous to the igniting of religious fervor that can often happen when people are in the presence of great religious teachers and inspirational spiritual leaders. Like the flame which achieves independence from the spark that ignites it and then draws from its own fuel to keep the light burning, so too, people need to draw from their own internal resources to maintain ex...2023-10-1908 min

Ta ShmaThe Joy of Belonging: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #16At Sinai, people hear God’s voice. But a Midrash records that what they were most impressed by a glimpse of the entire community of the angels in heaven, and the way that the angels were arranged. What could possibly have been so moving about the angels' formations?“Mitteler Rebbe,” "Ki Anu Amecha," and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-10-1614 min

VeAnvehuKol Nidrei Niggun Snippet (repeated by all between Kol Nidre) - Joey WeisenbergWe will repeat this between the three repetitions of Kol Nidre 2023-09-2200 min

Ta ShmaSaying What We Don't Mean: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #15One of the most quintessential human emotions is regret. Regret is so intimately tied with my sense of human frailty and fallibility that it’s always jarring for me to read that the Torah describes God as having this feeling! Really? God regrets? It’s as unfathomable as it is comforting.“Yemin Hashem,” “Mitteler Rebbe,” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” are from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-08-1406 min

Ta ShmaBringing Your Tears: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #14God, understandably, demands the first and the best. In the Torah, this mostly is about agricultural produce. But the Degel Mahaneh Efrayim extends this idea to the best part of ourselves: yes, our successes, but also—perhaps more importantly—our failures, our tears.“Ah Shtarker Bistu,” “Mitteler Rebbe,” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” are from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-08-1008 min

Ta ShmaA God By Many Names: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #13It's almost impossible to imagine people with more different life experiences than Moshe and the Israelites. Moshe grew up in the palace; the Israelites were building palaces as slaves. It seems impossible that they'll be able to talk to each other, because our images of Who God is are so rooted in our life experiences. We learn from Moshe how to be humble in listening to the experiences of others.“Keyli Ata,” “Mitteler Rebbe,” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-08-0711 min

Ta ShmaYour Better Half: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #12Ours is a culture of media consumption in large and often indiscriminate amounts. This is in part because we don’t view ourselves as transforming and being transformed by all of these inputs. But perhaps the question is in fact a far deeper question about identity. Perhaps we need to acknowledge the extent to which the culture we consume is a culture that we participate in and help promulgate. “Mitteler Rebbe” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-08-0308 min

Ta ShmaSpiritually Welcoming: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #11Avraham is the epitome of the kind and gracious host. But there's more to the alchemy between hosts and guests than just the practicality of dietary restrictions and clean sheets. The Ba'al Shem Tov, as told by his grandson, the Degel Mahaneh Efrayim, explores the Torah that comes from this interaction, and the idea that Avraham still got something from his guests, without undermining the selflessness of his mitzvah.“Mitteler Rebbe” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-07-3115 min

Ta ShmaLet it Move You: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #10One of the distinctive features of traditional Jewish prayer and study is shuckling, moving back and forth. The Zohar explains that this movement of the body is more accurately understood as the movement of the soul. The spirit of holiness and purity moves in response to the connection that it feels when engaging with holy words. The body is moved by the passion and excitement that the soul feels in connecting with God.The Kedushat Levi links this motion back and forth with a core human trait: our fear of intimacy, going toward the fire of...2023-06-1606 min

Ta ShmaJudging with the Whole Picture: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #9When the Torah outlines the need for judges and enforcers, it takes pains to say that they should judge the people with a righteous judgment - but isn’t justice that is not righteous not justice at all? Why does the Torah need to underscore the need for tzedek, righteousness?And how does Kedushat Levi understand God’s system of justice?“Yemin Hashem” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar’s Rising Song Records.2023-06-1207 min

Ta ShmaDoes God Perform Miracles? The Tisch with Dena Weiss #8Perhaps the most miraculous time described in the Torah are the events of Yetziat Mitzrayim, the Exodus from Egypt. In fact, God says explicitly that Pharoah will delay “letting the people go” so that He can send even more miracles and wonders. The story of the Exodus reads in some way like a long advertisement for God’s power and strength.But the Kedushat Levi knows that splitting the sea is no more difficult for God than making the sun rise, even though one of them looks miraculous to us and the other looks totally natural. So what i...2023-06-0806 min

Ta ShmaMe of Little Faith: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #7Noah is sort-of a hero. On the one hand, he was selected by God to build the ark and save his family and a sampling of animals. On the other, there's no indication that he tried to save anyone else. The Kedushat Levi asks: why is it that Noah was the way he was? What lessons can Noah teach us about faith and self-esteem?“Yemin Hashem” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-06-0508 min

Ta ShmaLove is Hard: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #6Welcome back to "The Tisch with Dena Weiss: A Taste of Hasidut,” a mini-series for Ta Shma. In this next batch of episodes, Dena Weiss introduces the Kedushat Levi, a classic work of Hasidic thought written by R. Levi Yitzhak of Berditchev.Love and fear are often thought of as being very distinct, opposite poles of our relationship to God. The Kedushat Levi dismantles this paradigm and the strict division and argues that love and fear are closer than they appear, that love is, in fact, dependent on fear. “Yemin Hashem” and “Nigun Hisva'adus” from RAZA Kapely...2023-06-0109 min

Ta ShmaFeeling the Way You Should Feel: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #5How can God command us to feel a particular emotion? While we often can't change feelings on demand, Shabbat offers a pathway for how actions and rituals can cultivate emotions. "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-03-3011 min

Ta ShmaOn Being Essential: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #4Every single Jewish soul is as integral to the Jewish people as every letter in the Torah scroll. No person is dispensable. "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-03-2707 min

Ta ShmaWith All of Your Might: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #3It can feel impossible to approach an infinite and all-powerful God. But God desires closeness with us, with the limited power that we do have, in all of our imperfections and humanity. "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-03-2317 min

Ta ShmaBe Careful What You Wish For: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #2On Shabbat, the liturgy is missing a central element: petitioning for our needs. What is the purpose of prayer on Shabbat and what can it teach us about having a relationship with God? "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-03-2011 min

Ta ShmaBroken Tablets, Broken Hearts: The Tisch with Dena Weiss #1The revelation at Mt Sinai transformed the relationship between God and Jewish people. After the sin of the Golden Calf, both had to find a way to move forward - not in spite of their broken-heartedness, but because of it. "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by Joey Weisenberg and Chana Raskin for Hadar's Rising Song Records.2023-03-1612 min

Ta ShmaThe Tisch with Dena Weiss: A Taste of HasidutWelcome to a new mini-series for Ta Shma, the Tisch with Dena Weiss: A Taste of Hasidut. Each episode will feature bite-sized insights from Hasidic thought on spirituality, ethics, and character development. These episodes are short – but they are packed with big ideas. But first: what is Hasidut? How is it like or unlike other kinds of Jewish learning, and why should more people try it? To set the table, R. Avi Killip sat down for a discussion with the Tisch's host, Dena Weiss. "Mitteler Rebbe's Kapelya" and "Nigun Hisva'adus" from RAZA Kapelya (2023) by Chana Raskin. Produced by...2023-03-1315 min

Ta ShmaR. Tali Adler and Joey Weisenberg: Elevating God and UsRabbi Tali Adler teaches a beautiful combination of midrashim about the lulav and etrog—which completely rethinks our relationship with God and God’s relationship with us. Before and after, Joey Weisenberg plays one of his original compositions. Recorded in Summer 2020 as part of a course "Melody and Midrash."2023-01-3029 min

The Neshamah ProjectNeshamah Project Podcast Episode 23In this episode, Rabbi Ben introduces us to the spiritual preparation of the month of Elul (the month leading up to the High Holy Days) via an excerpt from Rabbi Alan Lew on Elul and this week's Torah portion Parshat Re'eh. He also ends with a reflection on his time at the Rising Song Institute summer gathering with Joey Weisenberg, and a poem he wrote about the power of music.2022-08-2625 min

Identity/CrisisA Musical Journey with Joey Weisenberg (Re-release)Where does song end and prayer begin? Joey Weisenberg, founder and director of Hadar’s Rising Song Institute and author of The Torah of Music and Building Singing Communities joins Yehuda Kurtzer to discuss the spiritual role of music in Jewish communal life, what creating has been like in a time of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to share some music that will uplift and inspire you. Music included in this episode is listed below and at this Spotify playlist.• Yonati (Song of Songs, 2:14)• Gam Ki Eilech• Shokhein Ad• Ya’aleh Koneinu• Lincoln’s Nigun / Yamin...2022-08-2350 min

Mayer’s Music MomentBina’s niggun (acapella for sefira)Song for between natilas yadayim and hamotzi from Joey weisenberg --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mayer-aark/support 2022-04-3001 min

Identity/CrisisA Musical Journey with Joey WeisenbergWhere does song end and prayer begin? Joey Weisenberg, founder and director of Hadar’s Rising Song Institute and author of The Torah of Music and Building Singing Communities joins Yehuda Kurtzer to discuss the spiritual role of music in Jewish communal life, what creating has been like in a time of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to share some music that will uplift and inspire you. Music included in this episode is listed below and at this Spotify playlist.• Yonati (Song of Songs, 2:14)• Gam Ki Eilech• Shokhein Ad• Ya’aleh Koneinu• Lincoln’s Nigun / Yamin...2022-04-0550 min

A Story and a SongNiggun Zoom with Joey Weisenberg's song, Sheves Achim NigunDebra is Joey's student and shares weekly nigun from her LIVE broadcast on FACEBOOK and ZOOM. If you would like to share your favorite nigun and teach us, please contact Debra!2022-04-0341 min

A Story and a SongJoin Debra Cohen's Niggun Zoom Communal Singing GroupMeets weekly on Facebook group NIGGUN ZOOM and on Zoom (link in about section of group), or find links on her WEBSITE. Today's niggun shared at the end of this video broadcast is Joey Weisenberg's L'eila (Kaddish).2022-03-2756 min

A Story and a SongLearn to Sing Nigun Leila by Joey WeisenbergDebra Cohen is one of Joey's newer students who is learning to sing niggunim. Join her on Zoom every Sunday at 10am ET from her FB group, Niggun Zoom (Zoom link posted there). Let's JAM!2022-03-2041 min

A Story and a SongSing with me a NigunDebra and her husband Marty are learning to sing niggunim with Joey Weisenberg's book, "Torah of Music". Join this beginner Zoom class every Sunday at 10am ET. Zoom link can be found on her WEBSITE 2022-01-2651 min

Interleaved: A Talmudic PodcastSukkah No.4: A Song of Water and FireWhat is the Torah of music? How can we express our individuality through song while simultaneously singing together?Joey Weisenberg is the Founder and Director of Hadar’s Rising Song Institute. He is a mandolinist, guitarist, percussionist, and singer who has performed and recorded in a wide variety of musical styles, and has released or produced over fourteen albums, many together with the Hadar Ensemble. His most recent album, L’eila, was released on July 28 and will be available on all major streaming platforms this fall or winter. Joey is also the author of Building Singing Communities and...2021-08-3029 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonMaharal on Pirkei Avot: What Does Your Guest List Look Like?S3:E5 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Shefa's logo is the "Returning Light Meditation" by Avraham Loewenthal.2020-05-2836 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonMaharal on Pirkei Avot: When Does Revelation Get Personal?S3:E4 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Shefa's logo is the "Returning Light Meditation" by Avraham Loewenthal.2020-05-1838 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonMaharal on Pirkei Avot: Who holds a mirror to your face as you walk in the world?S3:E3 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Shefa's logo is the "Returning Light Meditation" by Avraham Loewenthal.2020-05-0736 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonMaharal on Pirkei Avot: From Where Do You Draw Your Wisdom?S3:E2 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Shefa's logo is the "Returning Light Meditation" by Avraham Loewenthal.2020-05-0432 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonMaharal on Pirkei Avot: How Many Parents Do We Have?S3:E1 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Shefa's logo is the "Returning Light Meditation" by Avraham Loewenthal.2020-04-0138 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: The Boundaries of One's SelfS2:E7 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-02-2634 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: Relating as RelationsS2:E6 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-02-1933 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: Kinship with God - Spouse Child Sibling ParentS2:E5 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-02-1331 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: Rising to Your Higher SelfS2:E4 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-02-0533 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: Bearing Insult With Our Higher VisionS2:E2 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-01-2536 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonTomer Devorah: God's Compassionate BlueprintS2:E1 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2020-01-1438 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonLikutei Tefillot: Hannukah - What Home Have You Prepared to Contain Your Miracles?***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2019-12-1950 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonLikutei Tefillot: Hannukah - How Far Can Close Be?S1:E10 ***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Learn more about their work here.2019-12-1240 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonLikutei Tefillot: Do You Recognize Yourself When You Wake Up?***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2019-12-0543 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonLikutei Tefillot: How Much Faith Do You Have When You Go To Sleep?***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble.2019-11-2936 min

The Book of Life and Living with Reb Mimi FeigelsonLikutei Tefillot: What Do You Really Want From God?***** This podcast is made possible in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. The music is provided by Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble. Learn more about their work here. 2019-11-2237 min

Dash of DrashEpisode 87: Torah and the Blues with Special Guest Joey Weisenberg!Joey Weisenberg is one of the most inspiring voices in the contemporary Jewish music world and is the director of Hadar's Rising Song Institute risingsong.org and author of The Torah of Music. In the week of Shabbat Shirah, the Shabbat of Song, recorded live from then Ohalah Conference, join this amazing conversation about the blues, Jewish music and so much more. As the Israelites cross over the sea on their journey to freedom, they joyfully sing the Song of the Sea and the spontaneous act of singing comes from the journey to liberation.2019-01-1435 min

Dash of DrashEpisode 85: Singing Through Chaos - live from New York with Special Guest Rabbi Aviva RichmanThis week I have been a participant in Hadar Institute's "Singing Communities Intensive." 100s of people gathered together at B'nai Jeshurun in Manhattan to sing, teach, learn and listen led by Joey Weisenberg and other amazing teachers. Rabbi Aviva Richman, a teacher of Talmud at Hadar, integrates heart and song into her teaching and, as we begin The Book of Exodus, we discuss the role of music and song through chaos and into redemption.2018-12-2615 min

The Jewcurious ShowMusic for the Soul with Joey WeisenbergJoey Weisenberg, Creative Director of Hadar's Rising Song Institue, author of 2 books and several albums, shares how to build community, improve worship experience, and deepen your personal spiritual connection through music.2018-07-251h 14