(1:32) Learn more about Ramah Darom here.
(2:23) Learn more about Hadar here.
(2:28) Learn more about the Jewish Theological Seminary here.
(2:36) Learn more about the Covenant Award here.
(3:33) Learn more about the Jewish Community Relations Council of St. Louis here.
(3:50) Learn more about Yeshivat Maharat here.
(3:59) Learn more about Religions for Peace USA here.
(4:02) Learn more about the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance here.
(4:07) Learn more about the American Jewish Community here.
(4:21) Learn more about the North American Interfaith Youth Network of Religions for Peace here.
(4:22) Learn more about Rabbis without Borders here.
(4:25) You can find Interactive Faith: the Essential Interreligious Community Building Handbook here.
(7:53) Beit midrash – בית מדרש – study hall.
(10:15) Yamim noraim – ימים נוראים – the High Holidays. Learn more here.
(11:35) Betzet yisrael – בצאת ישראל – a prayer in the Hallel service.
(12:28) Agudah – a type of right-wing congregation. Learn more here.
(15:34) Kavanah – קוונה – intention.
(16:45) You can find Man’s Quest for God by Abraham Joshua Heschel here.
(19:18) Birkat hamazon – ברכת המזון – a set of blessings recited after a meal. Learn more here.
(23:02) Chumash – חומש – Torah book.
(23:29) Shabbos kiddush – קידוש של שבת – blessing over grape juice or wine for Shabbat. Learn more here.
(24:01) Kabbalat Shabbat – קבלת שבת – a service for welcoming Shabbat. Learn more here.
(26:53) Learn more about Ramaz here.
(29:09) Bakashot – בקשות – requests.
(34:50) Kel maley – referring to the El Maleh Rachamim – אל מלא רחמים – prayer of remembrance. Learn more here.
(34:55) Learn more about the Mourner’s Kaddish here.
(39:29) Learn more about B’nai mitzvah here.
(43:43) Listen to our episode about Modeh Ani here!
(44:44) Learn more about Az yashir – אז ישיר – the Song of the Sea – here.
(48:43) Kittel – (Yiddish) קיטל – a white robe worn by some on the High Holidays and other holy moments. Learn more here.
(53:47) Avodat Hashem – עבודת השם – serving g?d by fulfilling religious and spiritual obligations.
(55:23) Kiddush – קידוש – the prayer over wine or grape juice, and in this context, the communal gathering over food afterward.
(57:01) Parsha – פרשה – weekly Torah portion. Learn more here.
(57:36) Leyn – (Yiddish) לין – chanting Torah with trope. Learn more here.
(57:43) Bereshit barah elokim et hashamayim ve’et ha’aretz
בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית בָּרָ֣א אֱלֹהִ֑ים אֵ֥ת הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם וְאֵ֥ת הָאָֽרֶץ׃
When g?d began to create heaven and earth. (Genesis 1:1)
(1:02:04) Learn more about Carlebach’s music here.
(1:03:09) Listen to Carlebach’s Eishet Chayil here.
(1:03:38) Learn more about and listen to Joey Weisenberg’s music here.
(1:03:48) Nigunim – ניגונים – songs without words. Learn more here.
(1:12:20) Ha’arev-na adonai eloheinu et divrei toratcha b’finu
וְהַעֲרֵב נָא , ה’ אֱלֹהֵינוּ, אֶת דִּבְרֵי תוֹרָתְךָ בְּפִינוּ
Please g?d make the words of Torah sweet in our mouths.
From the morning liturgy.
(1:13:23) Ana avdah d’kudesha brich hu
אנא עבדא דקודשא בריך הוא (Aramaic)
I aspire to be a servant of the Blessed Holy One (Shai’s translation)
From the meditation before the open ark on Shabbat.