What happens when music becomes a pathway to devekut (connection to Hashem)? In this replay of That Jewish Podcast, Yirmeyahu B. Yosef sits down with Jason Caplan to explore the powerful intersection of music, Jewish mysticism, and spiritual growth.

Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Abraham Abulafia and Israel Meir Kagan, Jason shares his personal journey of using music and prayer as tools for deeper connection, creativity, and avodas Hashem.

Together, they unpack how ancient Jewish wisdom can come alive through modern creative expression—and how anyone can tap into that harmony between tradition and innovation.

If you're searching for meaning, inspiration, and a deeper spiritual rhythm in your life, this conversation will resonate.

Universal Language Room

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What does it mean to choose joy in a broken world?

In this powerful episode, I recite selected chapters from the Book of Psalms (Tehillim) as a heartfelt prayer for Israel, for a free Iran, for the brave soldiers of the IDF and the United States, and for every citizen living under the shadow of war and uncertainty.

These kapitlach—13, 20, 79, 80, 83, 91, 121, 130, and 142—carry themes of distress, protection, national salvation, and unwavering emunah. From “Shir LaMa’alot, Esa Einai” to “MiMa’amakim,” this episode is a spiritual stand in solidarity with the Jewish people and all who fight to defend freedom and life.

Whether you are looking for strength, comfort, or a way to connect spiritually during difficult times, this recitation of Tehillim is an opportunity to turn upward together.

May Hashem guard the soldiers, protect the innocent, bring healing to the wounded, return the captives, and bring true and lasting peace.

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In this powerful episode, I share my recent appearance on The Spark, where we explored my journey from growing up in a Christian home to converting to Orthodox Judaism — and why Jewish identity is the strongest defense against antisemitism.

But this conversation went far beyond my personal story.

I was joined by Dr. Daniel R. Weiss, Head of School at Bornblum Jewish Community School, for a critical discussion about the future of Jewish education and its role in shaping proud, resilient Jews.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Conversion to Orthodox Judaism and discovering Jewish truth
• The rise of antisemitism and how Jewish identity protects against it
• Why Jewish education is essential for Jewish continuity
• The educational philosophy behind building strong Jewish students
• How parents and schools shape lifelong Jewish commitment

This episode is essential listening for anyone concerned about antisemitism, Jewish identity, Jewish continuity, and the future of the Jewish people.

This interview originally appeared on The Spark and is now shared with listeners of That Jewish Podcast.

If you care about Jewish education, conversion, Orthodox Judaism, or raising strong Jewish children, this conversation is for you.

The Spark Podcast

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Missionaries often use the Hebrew Bible to convert Jews. Learn how to respond with truth, context, and confidence using Torah-based answers and practical tools.

Rabbi Tovia Singer

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What does real support for Jews look like beyond symbols? In this episode of That Jewish Podcast, we respond to a widely shared Facebook post by Shabbos Kestenbaum criticizing symbolic anti-hate campaigns and explore the national conversation around the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate. As antisemitism rises in America and on college campuses, we discuss Jewish advocacy, the Antisemitism Awareness Act, and why many young Jews are calling for real investment in Jewish education, summer camps, Birthright, and community security. This episode dives into Jewish identity, leadership, and how to move from symbolic solidarity to meaningful action.

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The Exodus from Egypt wasn’t the finish line — it was the starting point.

In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, we take a deep dive into the deeper meaning of Yetziat Mitzrayim (the Exodus) and explore a life-changing truth: freedom is not the destination in Judaism — purpose is.

Why did Bnei Yisrael struggle so much after leaving Egypt? Why do we often feel lost, anxious, or overwhelmed after finally escaping a difficult situation? And what does Har Sinai teach us about what freedom is really for?

This episode unpacks the spiritual psychology of leaving “Egypt” — not just as a place, but as a mindset of limitation, survival mode, and emotional slavery. You’ll discover how the desert represents the uncomfortable but necessary stage of personal transformation, and how Torah provides the structure that turns freedom into meaning.

If you’ve ever:
• Made a big life change but still felt unsettled
• Wondered why growth feels harder than staying stuck
• Struggled with fear after stepping into a new chapter
• Wanted to understand the Exodus story on a deeper, more personal level

— this episode is for you.

Through Torah sources, real-life examples, and practical guidance, you’ll learn how to stop asking “What am I free from?” and start asking “What am I free to become?”

Because in Judaism, true freedom isn’t about doing whatever you want — it’s about becoming who you’re meant to be.

Booker T. Washington's: Up From Slavery

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Who represents the Jewish people? In today’s world of social media, politics, antisemitism, and debates about Israel, it often feels like someone is always claiming to speak “for the Jews.” But is there really such a thing as a single Jewish voice?

In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, Yirmeyahu Yosef explores what the Torah, Tanakh, and Talmud teach about Jewish leadership, disagreement, responsibility, and unity. Drawing on sources like Har Sinai in Exodus, the Talmudic debates of Beit Hillel and Beit Shammai, and the principle of Kol Yisrael areivim zeh bazeh (all Jews are responsible for one another), this episode unpacks a timeless question with urgent modern relevance.

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