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Our intricate world presents intertwined challenges, from tech to politics. In the US, religion's role is subtly changing, influenced largely by the "the hubris of the present-day". Yet, civilizations before us offer insights, untainted by our world.Hidden past insights hold much relevance. The "Judaism in the 21st Century" podcast draws bygone wisdom on today's challenges. Sage guidance to navigate our complex world.This podcast reimagines current matters using historical perspectives. Rabbi Daniel Cohen and Dr. Steven Labkoff explore modern life, guided by Jewish sages' insights.
Unknown Host hosts Judaism in the 21st Century, a religion show with 146 episodes published.
What makes travel Jewish? In this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen begin with the 17th of Tammuz, the start of the Three Weeks, and the challenge of living in a fractured
This week on Judaism in the 21st Century, Rabbi Daniel Cohen and Dr. Steven Labkoff explore the Jewish meaning of restfulness. What does it really mean to rest? In Judaism, rest is more than sleep or downtime. It is a ch
This week on Judaism in the 21st Century, Rabbi Daniel Cohen and Dr. Steven Labkoff explore how summer can become more than a season of busyness. It can become a time for intentionally creating memories that last. From f
This week on Judaism in the 21st Century , Steve Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen talk about how summer can be more than a pause in the Jewish calendar. After the intensity of Pesach, the Omer, and Shavuot, the slower mont
What if, one day, a chip could be implanted in your brain containing every Jewish text, every commentary, and every insight from every Torah scholar across history? Would that mean you had truly learned Torah? In this ep
Artificial intelligence is no longer something “out there” in the future. It is already shaping how we write, learn, search, diagnose, decide, and even think. In this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Rabbi Daniel
In this episode of Jews in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen explore a question that sits at the heart of modern Jewish life: when the world changes, should Judaism change with it, or should Jud
A vision for the future of Jerusalem—and what it means for all of us. In this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Rabbi Cohen shares a deeply personal and forward-looking story: the creation of a new kind of communit
Is there a right way to disagree? In a world increasingly defined by division, this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century explores a timeless idea: argument as a path to truth—not conflict. Judaism doesn’t just tolerate
What is prayer supposed to feel like… especially if it never quite “clicked”? In this deeply personal episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labkoff opens up about a lifelong struggle with prayer. Despite yea
In this powerful episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen explore the profound emotional and spiritual journey from Yom HaZikaron to Yom HaAtzmaut. Drawing on personal experiences
In this deeply moving conversation, Rabbi Daniel Cohen sits down with Elisha Wiesel, son of Elie Wiesel, following the film Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire. Together, they explore what it means not only to remember—but to carr
In this deeply moving conversation, Rabbi Daniel Cohen sits down with Elisha Wiesel, son of Elie Wiesel, following the film Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire. Together, they explore what it means not only to remember—but to carr
A vision for the future of Jerusalem—and what it means for all of us. In this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Rabbi Cohen shares a deeply personal and forward-looking story: the creation of a new kind of communit
In Part 2 of our Men’s Seder series, the conversation moves beyond the traditional Seder structure and into the deeper meaning behind Passover. We discuss the difference between physical freedom and inner freedom, why re
In this special episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, we bring you highlights from the annual Men’s Seder, where rabbis from across the community share short ideas and stories to help make your Passover Seder more mean
With Passover just weeks away, Rabbi Daniel Cohen and Dr. Steven Labkoff discuss how the story of the Exodus can remain meaningful in modern life. The episode explores four themes that frame Rabbi Cohen’s upcoming Passov
Can a machine ever have a soul? In Part 2 of our powerful conversation with Rabbi Dr. Mois Navon — philosopher, Torah scholar, and co-founder of Mobileye — we go deeper into one of the most unsettling questions of our ti
Is AI just another tool — or are we entering a new era of moral responsibility? In this thought-provoking episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labov and Rabbi Daniel Cohen welcome Rabbi Dr. Mois Navon — phi
In this episode of Judaism in the 21st Century, Dr. Steven Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen explore Purim through a lens that feels strikingly modern. Set against the backdrop of exile, comfort, and choice, they unpack a l
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Judaism in the 21st Century is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 146 episodes.
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