May 2, 2016 — We gather in a living room, and over tea each participant has a turn to share

June 10, 2022 — Our stories and traditions are powerful, whether or not they qualify as historical facts. There are 70 faces of Torah, multiple truths that coexist.

April 13, 2015 — I felt totally in my body, my mind quiet, connected to the tree, nature, and the Oneness of the Universe. I felt rooted between Heaven and Earth.

July 21, 2024 —

Takes listeners through the Jewish year and explores their feelings at each season

May 28, 2024 — Each week of the Omer 5784 we'll include LilyFish Gomberg's weekly guide to Counting the Omer (Taylor's version).

February 27, 2024 — In providing venues for both consolation of suffering and the arousal of activism, rabbis lead our synagogues towards becoming communities of deep meaning.

May 15, 2014 — As we count our days, weeks, and months, we are reminded that in every moment we have the potential to recreate ourselves and the world around us.   

May 23, 2024 — "Waiting for the release of the Hostages / Waiting for the end of the War / Waiting for the rebuilding of Gaza..."

December 18, 2013 — This year’s rare confluence of two annual celebrations, one religious and one secular, garnered much attention and sparked a huge burst of creative energy. For those of us “living in two civilizations” Thanksgivukkah was the perfect storm of a holiday. But now that the last of the pumpkin sufganiyot are gone, the sweet potato latkes with cranberry sauce have all been eaten, and the menurkeys have been put away, the post-holiday blues are starting to set in.