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Hosted by: Shlomo Robert Reichmann and Rabbi Josh Kaller
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The withHASHEM Podcast He is not far away. He is within us. Conversations about understanding Hashem, this world, and our relationship within it.

  1. 6d ago

    When to Act and When to Wait: Lessons from Avraham’s Greatest Battle

    Is it manifesting, achieving, or something in between? In this episode of With Hashem, we dig into how destiny is shaped and what Avraham can teach us about the big, consequential decisions we face.

  2. Oct 20

    Can AI Be Your Rabbi? Avraham, Idols & the Danger of Outsourcing Responsibility

    Are people turning AI into their rabbi, their guide, even their God? In this episode of the With Hashem podcast, we look at the growing trend of seeking spiritual guidance from AI and ask what it says about us.We explore:Can AI be conscious, or is it a sophisticated recall system?What’s the difference between idol worship and true religion?How Avraham became the first iconoclast, and why it matters todayWhy Lech Lecha is a call to take responsibility, not just follow ordersAre we offloading our accountability and free will to technology?How to use AI as a tool without letting it replace inner work, real relationships, or your rabbi, therapist, and friendsThe “5 Whys” exercise for finding the want underneath the want

  3. Oct 13

    From The Clouds To Rain | How We Carry The Loftiness of Succos Into Work of Everyday Life

    What if the things we pray for can either elevate us or hold us back? In this episode, Rabbi Kaller and Shlomo Robert Reichmann explore what it means to transition from the spiritual highs of the High Holidays and Sukkos back into everyday life, and how to carry that inspiration forward. Through powerful Torah insights and personal stories, they discuss the meaning of rain as both blessing and challenge, the relationship between material abundance and spiritual growth, and why the same things that nurture us can sometimes bring out our weeds instead of our seeds. The conversation also explores mindfulness, appreciating the fleeting moments we share with our children, developing a healthier relationship with money and desire, and understanding life's challenges as opportunities to build a deeper relationship with Hashem. The central message: it's not necessarily about what we have or what we want. It's about how we relate to it. Rather than rejecting the physical world, we can learn to engage with it intentionally and transform our everyday lives into opportunities for growth, gratitude, and connection. As we leave the clouds and enter the season of rain, how can we make sure that what comes into our lives becomes a blessing? Welcome to a season of rainmaking.

  4. Sep 29

    Harvesting the Good | How Succos Teaches Us to Bring Joy Into Our Lives

    What if Sukkot is the moment we stop judging ourselves and start harvesting the good? Coming out of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, this episode explores Sukkot as a time of joy, integration, gratitude, and relationship. We talk about what it means to leave our baggage behind, recognize the goodness we've created, and bring the lessons of the High Holidays into the reality of everyday life. From the symbolism of the lulav and etrog to the spiritual meaning of Ne'ilah, the Sefirot, and da'at, we explore the movement from transcendence back to earth, and how we can make what we experienced spiritually part of who we actually are. At the heart of the conversation is a simple invitation: don't just reflect on your mistakes. Harvest your wins. Take a moment to remember the good you've done, the people you've helped, the moments you've shown up, and the ways you've grown. Sit with those memories. Let yourself enjoy them. And carry that goodness forward. Because the work of spiritual life isn't about becoming perfect. It's about becoming more integrated, more loving, and more present, and choosing to show up because we genuinely want to be there. A conversation about Sukkot, spirituality, relationships, joy, and learning to recognize the soul beneath the baggage.

  5. Sep 23

    Succos and the Nature of Growth | What Fades and What Lasts

    What if falling is actually part of the process of becoming whole? In this Succos conversation, we explore the sukkah, lulav and etrog, teshuvah, simcha, and the spiritual meaning of getting back up. Sukkot reminds us that what we build may be temporary, but who we become through the process can last.

  6. Sep 15

    Yom Kippur: Sins, Regrets, and Learning from Our Mistakes

    What if Yom Kippur isn’t about proving that we’re bad, but remembering that we’re not? In this episode, we explore Yom Kippur as a process of reconciliation; with Hashem, with ourselves, and with the parts of ourselves we struggle to accept. We talk about why our mistakes don’t define us, how pain and imperfection can become catalysts for growth, why being your own best friend is essential to healthy relationships, and what human fallibility can teach us in an increasingly AI-driven world. At its core, this is a conversation about relationship, self-worth, teshuva, and learning to see our struggles not as evidence that we are broken, but as part of the work of becoming who we are meant to be.

  7. Sep 8

    Rosh Hashanah Becoming Who You Were Meant to Be

    What if Rosh Hashanah isn’t simply about starting another year—but about returning to who you were always meant to be?In this episode of the With Hashem Podcast, Rabbi Joshua Kaller and Shlomo Robert Reichmann explore the deeper meaning of Rosh Hashanah, the shofar, and the breath of life Hashem placed within each of us. The shofar becomes a powerful symbol of returning that breath to its Source and reconnecting with our deepest relationship with Hashem.They also explore why our struggles and broken places may reveal something important about our soul's journey. Instead of only asking, “Why is this happening to me?” perhaps we can sometimes ask, “Why is this happening for me?”And as Rosh Hashanah leads us toward teshuvah, they offer a beautiful perspective: teshuvah isn't about punishing ourselves for who we've been. It's about returning to our deepest will, recognizing our potential, and becoming the person our neshama knows we can be.A conversation about Rosh Hashanah, the shofar, struggle, self-worth, teshuvah, and finding our way back to Hashem—and to ourselves.

  8. Sep 1

    God Has a Vision for Your Life... Are You Living It?

    God Has a Vision for Your Life — Are You Living It?What if the person you’re trying to become isn’t simply someone you invented—but someone Hashem has been calling you to become all along?In this episode of With Hashem, we explore the deeper meaning of Elul, ratzon (will), personal growth, and discovering who you truly are. What do our deepest desires reveal about us? And could becoming more aware of what we truly want help us discover what Hashem wants from us?The conversation explores the meaning of “the King is in the field,” why Hashem can be present even when we aren’t conscious of Him, and how our thoughts, speech, and actions reveal—and sometimes conceal—who we really are.We also look at guilt, responsibility, brokenness, and the inner work of becoming the person we aspire to be. Rather than treating our struggles as proof that we’ve failed, perhaps they can help us recognize the distance between where we are and where our soul truly wants to go.Ultimately, Elul invites us to become more conscious—of ourselves, of our deepest will, and of the Hashem who has been with us all along.God has a vision for your life. The question is: are you living it?

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The withHASHEM Podcast He is not far away. He is within us. Conversations about understanding Hashem, this world, and our relationship within it.

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    Hosted by: Shlomo Robert Reichmann and Rabbi Josh Kaller
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    2026
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    15
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