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Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
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The Homerun
2025.05.05 – Campus Antisemitism Update – Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, New England based eleventh-generation rabbi, teacher, and author
2025-05-06
08 min
The Homerun
2025.04.16 – Harvard Palestine History Course – Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, The founding editor of The Lamdan and President of Eitan
2025-04-17
05 min
The Homerun
2025.04.08 – Meeting between Netanyahu and Trump Yesterday – Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
2025-04-09
06 min
The Homerun
2025.04.07 – Antisemitism on US Campuses – Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, Writer, Educator, and an eleventh-generation Rabbi. Rabbi Poupko has written hundreds of articles in three languages and has his own podcast called “The Jewish World Podcast” . He also runs the EITAN American-Israeli network.
2025-04-08
07 min
ChaiFM
2025.04.07 – Antisemitism on US Campuses – Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, Writer, Educator, and an eleventh-generation Rabbi. Rabbi Poupko has written hundreds of articles in three languages and has his own podcast called “The Jewish World Podcast” . He also runs the EITAN American-Israeli network.
2025-04-08
07 min
The Jewish World
Novardok Yeshiva and the Post-Holocaust Mussar Movement | With Rabbi Yitz Greenberg
In this compelling episode, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko speaks with Rabbi Dr. Yitz Greenberg about his experience attending the Beis Yosef Yeshiva in Brooklyn during the 1950s—a yeshiva deeply shaped by the resilience of Holocaust survivors and those who endured the brutal Soviet gulags of Siberia. Rabbi Greenberg shares firsthand accounts of the Novardhok tradition in America, the spiritual struggles and triumphs of its students, and the unique atmosphere of a yeshiva filled with those rebuilding their lives after unimaginable suffering. Together, they explore the pressing question: Did the Mussar movement survive the Holocaust? And if so, how did it...
2025-02-17
37 min
The Jewish World
Women in the Orthodox Synagogue| London's Yehudis Fletcher
In this thought-provoking episode, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko sits down with Yehudis Fletcher, a political and social activist from London and co-founder of Nahamu, an organization dedicated to combating extremism. Together, they explore the evolving role of Women in the Orthodox Synagogue, addressing challenges, progress, and the ways tradition and modernity intersect in Jewish communal life.The conversation also delves into the life and legacy of Sarah Schenirer, the visionary founder of the Bais Yaakov movement, whose pioneering efforts transformed Jewish education for women. How did Schenirer’s work shape the status of women in...
2025-02-16
25 min
The Jewish World
SPEAKING FOR THE HOSTAGES ON CAPITOL HILL with Bethany Mandel
In this powerful episode of The Jewish World podcast, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko sits down with Bethany Mandel, co-founder of Shield Communications PR, to discuss her tireless efforts advocating for the hostages taken by Hamas terrorists to Gaza. From the harrowing morning of October 7th, Bethany has been a leading voice on Capitol Hill and in America's newsrooms, rallying support for the hostages and raising awareness about their plight.Listen as Bethany shares her firsthand experiences, the challenges of advocacy in a complex media landscape, and the vital importance of keeping the hostages' stories alive. This episode is a...
2025-01-27
34 min
The Jewish World
Netflix's Nobody Wants This Hit Series with Dr. Logan Levkoff
In this episode of The Jewish World, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko sits down with sexuality educator and cultural critic Dr. Logan Levkoff to discuss Netflix’s new hit series, Nobody Wants That. Together, they unpack the complex themes woven into the show, exploring whether it perpetuates stereotypes or even antisemitic tropes and what this portrayal might mean for Jewish and non-Jewish viewers alike.As they delve into the series' plotlines and characters, Rabbi Poupko and Dr. Levkoff raise essential questions: Are these depictions harmful, or do they provide unique opportunities to confront societal biases? What are the benefits an...
2024-11-10
33 min
The Jewish World
Immigration, prohibition, and Modern Antisemitism: A Conversation with Jennifer S. Brown
In this captivating episode, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko sits down with acclaimed author Jennifer S. Brown to discuss her novel The Whisper Sister, a powerful narrative set in the Prohibition era. Together, they delve into the Jewish immigrant experience on the Lower East Side, exploring themes of Jewish identity and assimilation, the rise of the Jewish mob led by figures like Meyer Lansky, and the tension between maintaining tradition and navigating the American dream. Brown shares insights into the struggles of Jewish families during the 1920s and how their battles echo in today’s fight against the resurgence of antisemitism, pa...
2024-09-11
27 min
The International Risk Podcast
Ep 169: Israeli and Lebanese Relations with Rabbi Poupko
The conflict between Israel and Lebanon is not new. Here, the recent developments between Israel and Lebanon are discussed with Rabbi Poupko. We delve into Hezbollah and its relation to Lebanon as well as how citizens and businesses can equip themselves regarding the escalation between Israel and Lebanon at their border. Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is an eleventh-generation rabbi, the founding editor of The Lamdan (which is the Wilf Campus Torah Journal) and he is the President of EITAN. Moreover, he is part of the American Israeli Jewish Network, and has been an outspoken supporter of bipartisanship and a...
2024-08-28
26 min
Talking Away the Taboo with Dr. Aimee Baron
Why Infertility Is So Isolating with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
On this episode of Talking Away The Taboo, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko joins Aimee Baron, MD to talk about... -his recent piece about the insensitivity in the orthodox community to people who are struggling to have a child -his personal story of infertility and the pain he and his wife carried for all those years -how their infertility challenges made him a passionate voice for those who are still in the trenches -practical takeaways on what you can say and do to ease some of the pain More about Rabbi...
2024-08-09
48 min
The Jewish World
"Testimonies Without Boundaries" - Stories of the October 7th Massacre | Interview with Alon Penzel
Join Rabbi Elchanan Poupko in this compelling interview with Alon Penzel, the author of "Testimonies Without Boundaries: Israel, October 7th 2023." Penzel delves into the harrowing events of the October 7th massacre carried out by Hamas terrorists, providing a platform for the survivors' voices and the meticulous work of forensic teams. In this heartfelt discussion, Penzel draws poignant parallels between the atrocities of October 7th and the Holocaust, reflecting on the profound impact of these testimonies on his life and writing. Discover the untold stories and the emotional journey behind documenting one of Israel’s darkest days.Alon Pe...
2024-06-20
32 min
The Jewish World
Israelism Film, a Conversation With Jacqui Schulefand
In this compelling episode, join Rabbi Elchanan Poupko as he sits down with Jacqui Schulefand to discuss the controversial film "Israelism." Jacqui reveals how she and others were misled into participating in the film and the profound impact it has had on their lives. She shares her fears about the film potentially fueling antisemitism and addresses the false narrative it portrays about Jewish day schools.Jacqui courageously opens up about the emotional and psychological toll the film has taken on her and her community. This conversation sheds light on the misinformation presented in "Israelism" and the broader...
2024-06-18
22 min
Shu"T First, Ask Questions Later
4. Bar/Bas Mitzvah Ceremonies: Mitzvah or Mistake? - Feat. Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
In this episode we explore Rav Moshe Feinstein's opposition to Bas (and Bar) Mitzvah ceremonies - found in Igros Moshe (O.C. 1:104, cf. 2:97 and 4:36) - as well as a brief nod to his relatively permissive stance on using a single dishwasher for meat and dairy (separately). At the end. Rav Elchanan Poupko articulates what made Rav Moshe Feinstein uniquely deserving of the status as a posek hador, a preeminent halachic authority of his generation.
2023-11-08
38 min
The Jewish World
Jewish Life in Guatemala | Rabbi Yosef Garmon
Captivating interview hosted by Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, where we delve deep into the heart of Guatemala's Jewish community and its complex history. In this illuminating discussion, Rabbi Yosef Garmon, the former Chief Rabbi of Guatemala and a prominent figure in today's Guatemalan Jewish community, shares insights into the rich tapestry of Jewish life and the impact of the Lev Tahor cult's migration to Guatemala.Discover the vibrant culture, history, and traditions that have shaped the Jewish community in Guatemala. Rabbi Yosef Garmon provides a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs that have defined their journey, offering...
2023-09-15
06 min
VINnews Podcast
EXCLUSIVE: Rabbi Elchanan Poupko shares his memories of Rav Aharon Schechter zt"l
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is an eleventh-generation rabbi, rebbi. teacher and author. He has written Sacred Days on the Jewish Holidays, Poupko on the Parsha, and hundreds of articles published in five languages. He is a member of the executive committee of the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA). This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
2023-09-05
15 min
The Jewish World
Israel at a Crossroads | Ambassador Michael Oren
On the Eve of Tisha Be’Av, are the Jewish people repeating our mistakes of the past? Was Ambassador Ron Dermer right that Israel should be investing more time cultivating relationships with Evangelicals and less time with the Jewish community? Is Israel drifting away from the United States towards China and Russia? Have Israel’s peace agreements with its Arab neighbors impacted Israel’s internal politics? What happened to Benjamin Netanyahu? Is the man who was once considered a visionary statesman dragging Israel down a path of irreparable damage? Will Israel’s Ha...
2023-07-26
35 min
The Jewish World
Bombing of Jewish Argentinian AMIA Community Center | Argentinian Journalist Silvina Frydlewsky
The bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires has left the Jewish community in Argentina wounded and devastated. As if the cruel murder of 85 innocent lives was not enough, the Argentinian government has yet to bring the perpetrators to justice. Even though Iran and Hezbollah’s involvement is clear, the Argentinean government keeps hiding the truth about this devastating murder. The mysterious death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman in 2015, Argentina’s close relationship with Iran and Russia, continues to cast a dark shadow of pain and doubt between the Argentinian Jewish community and the Ar...
2023-07-21
16 min
The Jewish World
The Jews of Argentina | Silvina Frydlewsky of Buenos Aires
Who are the Jewish Gauchos and cowboys of Argentina?Do Argentina’s Jews get Kosher meat from their own country or do the shoemaker’s children go around barefoot?What Jewish education options are there for Jews in Argentina? Is it safe to walk with a Kippa in the streets of Buenos Aires? How do the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing and the Argentinian government’s cover-up of it continue to affect Jewish life in Argentina?Is the impact of Nazi war criminals who fled to Argentina still felt today? Is there a distinct...
2023-07-21
48 min
The Jewish World
Jewish Life in Sweden | Conversation With Petra Kahn Nord
Which Swedish Jew crashed Hitler’s birthday party in 1944, managing to save thousands of Jews in a secret deal with Himmler? Are there Kosher restaurants in Sweden? What is the most popular food among Jews in Sweden? How does one find Kosher food in Sweden?Is the Swedish government restricting Jewish Day Schools? How does the legacy of Raoul Wallenberg live on among the Jewish community in Sweden? How have recent Quran burnings and attempts to burn the Torah impacted the Jewish community in Sweden?
2023-07-11
42 min
The Jewish World
Jewish Life in Australia | Conversation with Josh Feldman
What is Jewish life in Australia like? How has Australia’s gun policy impacted Jewish communities? How has the Malka Leifer abuse scandal changed Australia-Israel relations? Is there an Australian Rashida Talib or Ilhan Omar?How does day school affordability impact Jewish life in Australia?Do Australian Jews leave Australia to expand their dating options? Are there more Kosher restaurants in Melbourne or in Manhattan?All that and more in this podcast episode conversation between Rabbi Elchanan Poupko and Josh Feldman, an Australian Jewish writer from Melbourne.
2023-06-27
31 min
The Jewish World
A Royal Shabbat: The Coronation of Charles and UK Jews
As the United Kingdom celebrates the Coronation of King Charles III the British Jewish community celebrates as well. What are the Jewish roots of the coronation ceremony? How does this coronation different from past coronations? What is the difference between the structure of the British Jewish community and the American Jewish community? How should Jewish communities seeking to support Israel continue to do so while not engaging in partisan behavior? And is there distinctly British Jewish food? All these questions and more answered by Daniel Sugarman, Director of Pub...
2023-05-07
46 min
The Jewish World
Rabbi Joseph Polak | Born into Holocaust, Bound to Remembrance
Are we fulfilling our obligation to Holocaust remembrance? Is orthodox Jewry lax in its remembrance of the Holocaust? What was being a baby in Bergen Belsen like? What is the story of the lost train from Bergen Belsen to Tröbitz, Germany? Rabbi Joseph Polak was born in Hague in the Netherlands. Shortly after being born, his family was sent to the Westerbork concentration camp, from there to Bergen Belsen and from there with what became known as “the lost train” to Tröbitz, Germany. In this interview with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, Rabbi Polak shares his life story, h...
2023-04-17
50 min
The Jewish World
Reviving Jewish Life in Germany | Rabbi Jeremy Borovitz of Hillel Deutchland
Reviving Jewish Life in Germany | Rabbi Jeremy Borovitz of Hillel DeutschlandHow large is the Jewish community in Germany? How does that shadow of the Holocaust impact Jewish life in Germany? Is it safe to walk with a Kippah in Germany? Are the ancient customs of Ashkenaz Jews being observed and preserved in the same cities they practiced in? How does the German government interact with Jews in Germany? How is the Russia-Ukraine war affecting Jewish life in Germany? All that and more in a fascinating discussion between Rabbi Jeremy Borovitz of Hillel Deutschland and Rabbi E...
2023-03-16
48 min
The Jewish World
Jews Return to Vilna, Lithuania With Ambassador Hadas Wittenberg Silverstein
The return of a Jewish Ambassador to Lithuania brings forth many questions and memories about Lithuania’s Jewish history. What impact did Lithuanian Jewry have on the world? What is it like celebrating a Bar Mitzvah today in Vilna’s great synagogue? What is the Legacy of the great Yeshivot of Lithuania? How does the impact of Vilna’s partisans inspire Israeli life? What is it like to be both Jewish and a diplomate in a city with so many memories of joy, tragedy, and scholarship? Ambassador Hadas Wittenberg Silverstein, Israel’s Ambassador to Lithuania, in a conversation with Rabbi El...
2023-03-13
36 min
VINnews Podcast
EXCLUSIVE: Rabbi Elchanan Poupko discusses the newly released recordings of Adolf Eichmann
Rabbi Poupko is an eleventh-generation rabbi, teacher and author. He has written Sacred Days on the Jewish Holidays, Poupko on the Parsha, and hundreds of articles published in five languages. He is a member of the executive committee of the Rabbinical Council of America. This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
2023-03-06
08 min
The Jewish World
Huwara Violence, Connecting Diaspora Jews to Judea and Samaria | Yigal Dilmoni
Why are we hearing about so much violence and conflict from the town of Huwara, where Yagel and Hillel Yaniv were killed today? What are ways that can reduce the conflict and flashpoints between Israelis and Palestinians in the area? What is Americans for Judea and Samaria, and how are they strengthening the ties with Diaspora Jewry?All this and more with Yigal Dilmoni, former head of the Yesha Council of Judea and Samaria and head of Americans for Judea and Samaria.
2023-02-27
17 min
The Jewish World
Eichmann's Secret Tapes and Nazi Fugitive Revelations | Director Yariv Mozer
What do the new recordings of Adolf Eichmann reveal?How did these secret recordings finally get to the hands of Israeli director Yariv Mozer?How would the Holocaust have looked without Eichmann? Why did Hitler never meet Eichmann? What do antisemites from Eichmann to Kanye West have in common? Did Eichmann’s children carry any of their own father’s legacy? Will more tapes reveal more information about Rudolph Kastner’s work with Eichmann and later assassination in Israel? How did Gideon Housner leave an impact on Holocaust survivors?All this and more in Rabbi Elchan...
2023-02-20
44 min
The Jewish World
Is Kiruv Dead? Discussion with Rabbi Meir Goldberg of Meor @ Rutgers
Is the Kiruv movement as we know it alive and well or has it faded?Discussion between Rabbi Meir Goldberg of Meor Rutgers and Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
2023-02-07
34 min
The Jewish World
Yossi Klein Halevi on Israel's Judicial Reform & Diaspora Jews
When should diaspora Jews have the right to speak out against what is happening in Israel? When do they have an obligation to do so? What responsibilities does the state of Israel have towards diaspora Jews? Are Thomas Friedman, Peter Beinart, and J Street within the confines of acceptable debate between Jews? All that and more with in discussion with Yossi Klein Halevi & Rabbi Elchanan Poupko.
2023-02-06
21 min
The Jewish World
Interview With Dr. Mordechai Kedar on Israel's New Government, Russia, and Ukraine
Is Israel getting closer to Russia and farther from the United States? How will the Russia-Ukraine war affect Israeli American relations? Should Israelis hold Russia accountable for arming Iran?
2023-01-23
10 min
The Jewish World
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko Interview with IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz
Do revenge and justice have a role in the mission of the IDF? How will the Iran protests shape the Middle East and does that have an impact on the way the IDF operates?
2023-01-16
10 min
VINnews Podcast
R’ ELCHANAN POUPKO on Gerrer Conflict: ‘If you see violence, chillul Shabbos, kids taken away, we need to speak out’
This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
2022-06-03
04 min
VINnews Podcast
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko: How should frum Jews respond to the war in Ukraine?
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, well-known author and Rebbi, joined Yaakov M on VIN News to discuss the war in Ukraine, and how the frum Jewish community should respond. Rabbi Poupko discussed these topics: What is the proper hashkafa regarding this war? Why are hundreds (maybe thousands) of Jews–including orphans–stuck in Romania and not allowed to leave? The amazing achdus displayed by Jewish organizations to help Jews survive and escape Ukraine Should Jews pressure the US government to do more to help Ukraine? How should we feel about Ukrainians getting attacked, in light of their vicious anti...
2022-04-07
21 min
Talkline With Zev Brenner Podcast on The Talkline Network
Talkline with Zev Brenner on Orthodoxy's Political Suicide With Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
Talkline with Zev Brenner on Is American Orthodoxy’ committing political suicide? with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko Exec Board Member of the Rabbinical Council of America. Did the Orthodox community sabotage its own political interests by worshiping Donald Trump, and accepting mask-burning and death-threats.? Listen to the full podcast. 1-10-21 This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate
2021-01-10
56 min
Bring Them Home - Israel Jewish Aliyah
Conversation with a Rabbi in America
In this episode we begin the dialogue with an American rabbi, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, engaging him on his view of Yishuv Eretz Yisrael today. Please visit our website at: IsraelTorah.org and our inspirational video series at: YouTube.com/IsraelTorahPlease help us spread the message by sponsoring this podcast--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joshua-wander/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-wander/support
2020-06-22
39 min
RZ חדשי
Empathy and Assistance from the Jewish State
In recent weeks, the State of Israel has received criticism from Ronald Lauder, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko and Professor Adar Ferziger for its failure to show empathy or share its resources with Diaspora Jewry in general - and American Jewry in particular- in response to the Corona epidemic. In addition, Dr. Avshalom Kor was criticised by The Ruderman Family Foundation for remarks that he made about Jewish life in the diaspora while hosting this years’ Yom Ha’atzmaut Chidon HaTanach (International Bible Quiz). In the latest edition of RZ Weekly we discuss both these points, as well as the changing relationship betw...
2020-05-04
40 min
Growth Exponential Podcast
Elchanan Poupko, President of EITAN
Interview with Elchanan Poupko/ Organization’s Name: EITAN-The American-Israeli Jewish Network/ Organization’s Mission: To keep Israeli-Americans connected to each other, to members of the American Jewish community, and to the state of Israel./ Organization’s Website: www.eitanamerica.org
2020-03-04
12 min
A Quest for Well-Being
The Quest for Peace: Respect and Understanding
In this episode, I talk to Rabbi Poupko about the connection between religion and wellbeing, as well as the dangers of religious intolerance and the freedom religious people have in the United States. As an orthodox Jewish, Rabbi Poupko has encountered people in the United States who were clearly dedicated Christians. Each and every encounter reflected a high level of mutual respect and understanding. Historically speaking, the United States has been the first country in history to not only successfully create a full-fledged secular democracy, but to be the first one to allow people with...
2020-02-03
51 min
One Last Thought
We Can All Be Awesome - Dr. Andrea Curry, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko - Episode 25
Looking for more One Last Thought content? You can now join the OLT Insider program at: glow.fm/oltinsider and unlock your very own private feed packed with exclusive episodes!Guests: Dr. Andrea Curry, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko.In this week’s episode of The One Last Thought Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Andrea Curry, and Rabbi Elchanan Poupko. Unbeknownst to them, they were both sharing thoughts about how we often doubt ourselves, when all we really need to is to believe in the fact that we already have wh...
2019-11-25
07 min
OLT Insider
We Can All Be Awesome - Dr. Andrea Curry, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko - Episode 25
Guests: Dr. Andrea Curry, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko.In this week’s episode of The One Last Thought Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Andrea Curry, and Rabbi Elchanan Poupko. Unbeknownst to them, they were both sharing thoughts about how we often doubt ourselves, when all we really need to is to believe in the fact that we already have whatever we need inside of us, and that we can all be awesome.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-last-thought-insider/donations
2019-11-25
03 min
Leadership with Biana Kovic
Season #2, Episode #15 - (Rabbi Elchanan Poupko)
Leadership with Biana Kovic Show features leaders and their stories / thoughts on leadership and best leadership practices. This is the 64th episode of the Leadership with Biana Kovic Show that featured a special guest, Rabbi Elchanan Poupko – Writer | Teacher | Speaker. www.bianakovic.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/biana-kovic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biana-kovic/support
2019-11-19
28 min
Learning Life with Jon Tota
Episode 53: Political Polarization and the Future of Education with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
A middle school teacher, a TEDx speaker, and a Rabbi walk into a bar… Bad joke, but all three describe this weeks excellent guest: Rabbi Elchanan Poupko. Teaching in New York City, Rabbi Poupko has written and spoken at TEDx on the topic of political polarization, and its ever growing threat to our culture. In this episode, Poupko talks about education and reminds us that individuals from diverse backgrounds, who might never otherwise interact, come together through the exchange of goods and services every day, making business a positive force helping mend our divided nation. Want to le...
2019-09-04
28 min
JM in the AM
08.09.2019: 9 Days Format, Guests: Arnold Roth with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko, Malcolm Hoenlein, Rabbi Benjamin Yudin
2019-08-09
00 min
Be The Talk
393: Best of BeTheTalk - The Cost of Political Polarization with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is a writer, teacher, speaker, and an 11th generation Rabbi. He is the founding editor of the rabbinical journal The YU Lamdan and has written for more than a dozen publications on topics varying from medical ethics to politics. He serves as faculty at Park East Day School and is the president of EITAN-The Israeli American Jewish Network. Rabbi Poupko has worked with representatives of both parties on the national, state, and city level and is committed to bridging the divide tearing our society apart. Rabbi Poupko is a member of the Rabbinical Council of America.
2019-06-24
22 min
BeTheTalk with Nathan Eckel
393: Best of BeTheTalk - The Cost of Political Polarization with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is a writer, teacher, speaker, and an 11th generation Rabbi. He is the founding editor of the rabbinical journal The YU Lamdan and has written for more than a dozen publications on topics varying from medical ethics to politics. He serves as faculty at Park East Day School and is the president of EITAN-The Israeli American Jewish Network. Rabbi Poupko has worked with representatives of both parties on the national, state, and city level and is committed to bridging the divide tearing our society apart. Rabbi Poupko is a member of the Rabbinical Council of America.
2019-06-24
22 min
The Big Talk with Tricia Brouk
Connecting with Your Co-Speakers - Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
There are many benefits to becoming a TEDx speaker: spreading ideas, connecting with an audience, taking your skills to another level, and many others. Today’s guest shares how he was impacted by an unexpected benefit: connecting with his co-speakers.
2018-10-30
19 min
Be The Talk
173: The Cost of Political Polarization with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is a writer, teacher, speaker, and an 11th generation Rabbi. He is the founding editor of the rabbinical journal The YU Lamdan and has written for more than a dozen publications on topics varying from medical ethics to politics. He serves as faculty at Park East Day School and is the president of EITAN-The Israeli American Jewish Network. Rabbi Poupko has worked with representatives of both parties on the national, state, and city level and is committed to bridging the divide tearing our society apart. Rabbi Poupko is a member of the Rabbinical Council of America.
2018-07-21
25 min
BeTheTalk with Nathan Eckel
173: The Cost of Political Polarization with Rabbi Elchanan Poupko
Rabbi Elchanan Poupko is a writer, teacher, speaker, and an 11th generation Rabbi. He is the founding editor of the rabbinical journal The YU Lamdan and has written for more than a dozen publications on topics varying from medical ethics to politics. He serves as faculty at Park East Day School and is the president of EITAN-The Israeli American Jewish Network. Rabbi Poupko has worked with representatives of both parties on the national, state, and city level and is committed to bridging the divide tearing our society apart. Rabbi Poupko is a member of the Rabbinical Council of America.
2018-07-21
25 min