Can't Stop Scrolling

Avidan Halivni and Rabbi Avigayil Halpern
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Can’t Stop Scrolling is a podcast for Torah teachers, Torah learners, Torah lovers, and the Torah-curious. Each week, Avidan and Rav Avigayil interview a millennial or Gen-Z Torah educator about their relationship to Torah, and learn a favorite text together. Come learn with us! www.jewishlearningcollab.org

  1. Chavruta Geometry with Rabbi Avigayil Halpern and Avidan Halivni

    30 MAR

    Chavruta Geometry with Rabbi Avigayil Halpern and Avidan Halivni

    We wrap up the season with a conversation between Avigayil and Avidan about chavruta learning! We cover our chavruta origin story, what makes a chavruta work or flop, the Chavruta Triangle, gender and aggression, metaphors for Torah learning, and more. Primary Source: Taanit 7a Other sources: Pedagogy of Partnership, powered by the Hadar Institute

    35 min
  2. Dancing With Torah with Leah Kahn

    23 MAR

    Dancing With Torah with Leah Kahn

    As is befitting for the time between Purim and Passover, this episode features a deep dive into the verses of the story of Esther through the lens of Leah's own "4 Questions" pedagogy. We talk through a cross-country move to Chicago, the choreographies of modern dance and modern Torah learning, and analyze Leah's pedagogical style in real time! Primary Source: Esther 5:2-5 Other sources mentioned: Moshe in Rabbi Akiva’s classroom: Bavli Menachot 29bRav's wife who prepares peas and lentils: Bavli Yevamot 63a

    1h 16m
  3. The Expansiveness Inside the Mountain with Dr. Tova Hopemark

    16 MAR

    The Expansiveness Inside the Mountain with Dr. Tova Hopemark

    In this episode, we talk about the multi-layered interpretive work of making theater about modern midrash, the potential of empty space, and if solo travel is liberating, terrifying, or both. Primary Source: Rabbi Jill Hammer's Sisters at Sinai, "Miriam under the Mountain"Other source: the commandment to send away a mother bird if you are to take the eggs from her nest: Deuteronomy 22:6–7.

    37 min
  4. Rabbinic Bibliomancy with dr. rafa kern

    9 MAR

    Rabbinic Bibliomancy with dr. rafa kern

    dr. rafa kern joins the pod to offer his critique of Martin Buber's skills as a playwright, but more importantly to share poignant insights on making meaning of text study and of the multiple elements that make up the phenomenon of chevruta learning. We do bibliomancy in this ep - spontaneously opening up a rabbinic text and seeing what meaning we can make of it! Primary source: Mishnah Shevuot 4:6, 4:3: Other sources mentioned: Martin Buber's play Elijah, staged at Yale University in 2011The ritual of the "decapitated calf / Egla Arufa," Deuteronomy 21:1-9To donate to the Yesod Fund, a mutual aid fund coordinated by Shir Tikvah Synagogue in Minneapolis: https://www.yesodfund.org/

    52 min
  5. "The God of Becoming" with Rabbi CB Souther

    2 MAR

    "The God of Becoming" with Rabbi CB Souther

    Dogs in a perpetual state of wonder? Being an independent rabbi? A sense of newness every day? We wander towards the Burning Bush with Rabbi CB Souther, spiritual director and passionate Jewish educator, and discuss the overlap between life coaching and chavruta learning, and God as a process for good. Primary source: Exodus 3:11-14 Other sources mentioned: The "still, small voice" of 1 Kings 19:12.

    37 min
  6. “The Whole World is Torah” with Rabbi Matthew Ponak

    23 FEB

    “The Whole World is Torah” with Rabbi Matthew Ponak

    Rabbi Matthew Ponak teaches us about the Torah that is infused through everything, a return to the concept of “rav-chaver” (“friend-rabbi”) and juggling pumpkins. Primary Source: Menachem Nachum of Chernobyl, Me'or Einayim, Shemot 3:2: Other sources: R. Matthew's books Embodied Kabbalah.Follow R. Matthew on Facebook (RabbiMatthewPonak) and Instagram @rabbimatthewponakhttps://matthewponak.com/

    44 min
  7. The Sea of Torah with Rabbi Joel Goldstein

    16 FEB

    The Sea of Torah with Rabbi Joel Goldstein

    In this episode, Rabbi Joel Goldstein joins us to discuss if it is harder to work on a submarine or in a Jewish high school, parallels between baseball and Judaism, and hierarchies in the Beit Midrash. Plus, do Jewish educators overdo chavruta learning? Primary Source: Vayikra Rabbah 2:1 -- Is the study of Talmud an elitist project? Other sources mentioned: Ramban on Exodus 12:2., on Marheshvan: "Our Rabbis have already mentioned this matter when saying, “The names of the months came up with us from Babylon,” (Yerushalmi RH 1:2), since at first we had no names for the months. The reason for this [adoption of the names of the months when our ancestors returned from Babylon to build the Second Temple], was that at first their reckoning was a memorial to the exodus from Egypt, but when we came up from Babylon, and the words of Scripture were fulfilled (Jeremiah 16:14-15) from then on we began to call the months by the names they were called in the land of Babylon."Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer 10:7 on Jonah's midrashic tour of the sea.

    47 min
  8. “Come on the Road with Me” with Rabbi Rachel Rosenbluth

    9 FEB

    “Come on the Road with Me” with Rabbi Rachel Rosenbluth

    What Hebrew letter are you feeling most like today? We talk Tu B'Shvat, seasons, sleep, and yoga with Rabbi Bluth. Primary source: the letters Aleph א and Bet ב Bluth's Tu B'Shvat guide 5786Genesis 2:10: "A river issues from Eden to water the garden,..."For more from R. Bluth, check out www.rbluth.com

    37 min
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Descrizione

Can’t Stop Scrolling is a podcast for Torah teachers, Torah learners, Torah lovers, and the Torah-curious. Each week, Avidan and Rav Avigayil interview a millennial or Gen-Z Torah educator about their relationship to Torah, and learn a favorite text together. Come learn with us! www.jewishlearningcollab.org

Informazioni

  • Creatore
    Avidan Halivni and Rabbi Avigayil Halpern
  • Anni di attività
    2024 - 2026
  • Puntate
    20
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti adatti a tutti
  • Copyright
    © Jewish Learning Collaborative 2024
  • Sito web del podcast
    Can't Stop Scrolling

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