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Torah in Seven
Audio | 7:22
What happens when all your relational anchors are no longer available to you? This week’s episode of Torah in Seven explores developing a core identity that doesn’t depend on anything external to the self.
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Audio | 7:44
What truths sit in plain sight, waiting for us to finally recognize them? Discover the power of recognition in this week’s Torah in Seven with Baila Olidort.
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Audio | 7:43
Joseph names his son "G-d made me forget." But forget what—and why? And why is letting go sometimes the only way to become?
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Audio | 7:32
What does it mean to step forward in moments of tension and uncertainty? This episode of Torah in Seven reflects on honesty, responsibility, and the possibility of repair.
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Audio | 7:22
In this episode of Torah in Seven, the final one in the Book of Genesis, we explore what it means to live inside an unfinished story—and what the Torah asks of us when escape is not an option and endurance becomes a moral act.
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Audio | 7:09
There's a particular violence in having one's pain go unseen, their cry unheard, their voice shut down. The Jewish people understand this. And Parshat Shemot speaks directly to it. What does redemption look like from inside this narrow place?
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Audio | 8:05
Vaeira traces the slow unraveling of a world that can no longer endure, and asks what it takes to be drawn out from the very heart of its collapse.
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Audio | 6:46
This episode reflects on how stories shape moral imagination, how freedom is learned through narrative, and why what we pass down matters as much as what we lived through.
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Audio | 7:10
What does it mean to let go of the illusion of control—and to learn what it means to have enough. In this episode of Torah in Seven, we look at the slow work of cultivating trust rather than control.
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Audio | 7:37
We expected an other-worldly revelation. What happened was something else entirely.
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Audio | 7:00
How do we live by consensus without surrendering our conscience?
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Audio | 6:16
The strange tension between structure and desire no one talks about.
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Audio | 6:38
Why Aaron’s garments challenge modern ideas of freedom.
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Audio | 7:11
After the collapse of all boundaries at the Golden Calf, Ki Tissa offers an ancient 'Source Code' for a moral society—and a warning about what happens when humans become interchangeable with machines.
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Audio | 7:26
From forced labor to willing hearts — the Book of Exodus ends where it truly begins.
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Audio | 8:23
When the old life ends — but the new one hasn't begun …
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