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What can the 4,000 year old Jewish tradition and text teach modern society about creating a successful and purpose driven fatherhood? It turns out, a ton. You’re invited to join Adam as he explores the nexus between ancient Jewish wisdom and modern fatherhood. Jewish teaching, tradition, and ritual are time tested and powerful tools with broad applicability to healthy relationships, child development, and creating community. This podcast will engage industry leaders across sectors to blend their expertise with ancient wisdom.
Adam Teitelbaum hosts Ancient Lessons for a Modern Life with Adam Teitelbaum, a kids show with 43 episodes published.
Somewhere deep inside me was the fear that if I opened the floor to discussion, I'd slowly erode my own credibility (less sour aftertaste) as a father. But then another, more disturbing thought crept in: What if he has a
In this week's parsha, Chukat-Balak, a Midianite king named Balak realizes he cannot defeat the Israelites by force, so he hires a prophet, Bilam, to do what swords couldn't: curse them into oblivion. Bilam opens his mou
Not too long ago, I came home from a long work trip to a lackluster reentry. Turning into the driveway, I envisioned my triumphant return in the form of a dogpile in the doorway, followed by a lovely dinner filled with a
June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, and the most useful thing I can do isn't write about male vulnerability in the abstract. I can tell you what it feels like for me.
This week I’m reading the Torah portion, Behaalotecha. This is a very consequential and intense parsha in which Moses has a challenging moment with the Israelites leading to a complete crisis of confidence in his own lea
Most days I'm so mired in the logistics of parenting, navigating the emotional and physical needs of our family alongside my wife, that my highest aspiration is brushing my teeth before bed. In the brief moments I lift m
The first time I lived on my own, my toilet broke. I called a plumber. He drove across town, walked into the bathroom, reached into the tank, reattached a small rubber stopper, and handed me a bill for $250. The part cos
Until becoming a father, the only constant in my life was motion. Not change, motion. There is a difference. Change requires you to arrive somewhere new and reckon with what you find there. Motion is about movement for m
This week's parsha, Behar-Bechukotai, is filled with blessings and curses from G-d to the Israelites. If you follow my commandments, you will have abundant blessings; if you stray, I will rain curses upon you. To many re
In Parshat Emor, Moses instructs the Israelites about the sanctification of time, the sacred calendar that structures Jewish life across the year. Shabbat. Passover. Shavuot. Sukkot. Each holiday carries its own purpose
Parshat Acharei Mot-Kedoshim opens in the aftermath of catastrophe. Aaron has just buried his sons, who had been consumed by fire before the altar, struck down in the very sanctuary they were consecrated to serve. The To
This week's parsha, Tazria/Metzora, includes the commandment to circumcise male children on the eighth day of life. The commentaries about this practice across the millennia are rich: it unifies Jews as a tribal symbol;
In Parshat Shemini, we receive the laws of kashrut, the dietary laws and regulations that are perhaps among the most widely recognized Jewish practices and certainly among the least understood. When asked why we keep kos
This week is Passover. The holiday in which we commemorate perhaps the most important family story ever told: the Exodus, the moment that transformed the Jewish people from a tribe into a nation. The Seder doesn't leave
In Parshat Tzav, the priests receive a commandment that is deceptively tedious: keep the fire on the altar burning. Continuously. It must not go out. Every morning, the Kohen tends it — removing the ash, adding fresh woo
Parshat Vayikra opens the book of Leviticus with the laws of sacrifice; tucked inside those laws is a small but striking mitzvah: every sacrificial offering brought to the altar must be salted. Not optional. Not symbolic
Parshat Vayakhel opens with a remarkable invitation. Moses gathers the entire community and says: let all among you who are skilled come and make all that the Lord has commanded. All who are skilled. The doors are open.
In Ki Tisa, the Torah delivers a line that has always resonated deeply for me: The Israelite people shall guard the Sabbath, observing the Sabbath throughout the ages as a covenant for all time. Not celebrate it. Not enj
The conventional wisdom is that clothing shapes how others perceive you. That's true, but it's the less interesting half of the story. The more important truth is what clothing does to you. It isn't self-expression after
Transformative experiences, no matter how intense, are insufficient on their own. Memory, while powerful, is unreliable. The human condition is such that even the most overwhelming encounter can recede. The Israelites th
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