HevriaCast is back for season 2! And in honor of its return, we're so honored to bring Leah Gottfried of "Soon By You" fame back to the show. In this episode Leah and Elad discuss how art can model healthy communication. And, of course, how it can save the world.
Emily Zimmer discusses the joys and frustrations of being a female Jewish musician.
Hasidic comedian Mendy Pellin gets serious (but not too serious) about his craft, dealing with criticism, and how to impact the world with your art.
Emilia Cataldo, also known by her stage name of Nehedar, talks about how acid led her to religion, the power of being an outsider as an artist, what artists and activists have in common, and so much more.
The latest episode of HevriaCast is out! This time featuring Erika Dreifus, an award-winning writer and poet, as well as a blogger about both writing and Jewish writing. In this episode, Erika and Elad discuss the difficulties of bringing a Jewish perspective to the world of secular writing.
In this latest HevriaCast episode, Elad sits down with the editor of Kveller, Molly Tolsky, and discusses Jewish creativity for the less religiously inclined, sharing Jewish identity through writing, and the power of fear in creativity.
What can Chassidus teach us about music? What can music teach us about Chassidus? Yisroel Arye Gootblatt of the Brooklyn Jazz Warriors joins us to discuss these issues and more.
A discussion with Brad Hirschfield, president of Clal about things like the idea of "service vs. sales" and how to create a Jewish world that learns how to create a healthier balance of love and fear.
Rishe Groner, a writer who stirred things up quite a bit last year on Hevria, opens up about the piece some more, the difficulties that come with speaking up about the orthodox community, and being true to your beliefs.
In this podcast episode, Dalia Shusterman tells us how a rock star going on world tours started to explore Judaism, and take the road towards quitting her rock star life to get married, move to LA, and live the married observant life.