As we close the book of Bereshit and end our podcast series, we ask ourselves what keeps families together, and why do they fall apart.
Thank you to everyone who has come along with us on this journey, and for giving us a chance to explore the Torah in a new and fascinating light.
“We believe…that pastoral issues are incredibly important, and the more that we can talk about them as they relate to our own lives and as they relate to the Jewish community, the healthier our relationships will be and the healthier our Jewish communities will be. And ultimately, hopefully we will build more loving and caring societies.” - Hody Nemes
3 Jan 2020
Parshat Vayigash - The Mistakes of Management
How can we as people in positions of authority or management, behave in such a way that creates respect, and not resentment?
This parsha serves as the prime example of mismanagement and/or power gone too far, as the effects of this week's parsha can be felt in the upcoming Saga of Shemot.
27 Dec 2019
Parshat Mikeitz - How to be Heard
Everyone talks, but not everyone is heard. Why do some people just assume leadership and everyone follows suit, while others try their best but are ultimately ignored? In this week's episode, we utilize the two models of leadership exhibited in the parsha to answer this question.
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