Still Small Voice

Daniel Weiner
  • 5.0 (3)
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Still Small Voice is a podcast about the conversations we need most right now. Rabbi Daniel Weiner, Senior Rabbi of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle, sits down with guests from across faith traditions, civic life, and public discourse to explore the moral and ethical questions of our time. In a world that rewards the loudest voices, this is a space for something different. New episodes twice a month.

Episodes

  1. 6d ago

    Is Anti-Zionism the New Anti-Semitism? With Adam Louis Klein

    In this episode of Still Small Voice, Rabbi Daniel Weiner sits down with Adam Lewis Klein, anthropologist and author, to examine the rise of anti-Zionism, its relationship to antisemitism, and what it means for Jewish identity and liberal democracy today. Adam Lewis Klein is an anthropologist and writer whose work explores Jewish identity, indigenous rights, and the ideological forces shaping contemporary discourse. Learn more at adamlouisklein.com Still Small Voice is a conversation series hosted by Rabbi Daniel Weiner of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle, exploring faith, social justice, and human connection, where ancient wisdom meets the urgent questions of our time. Subscribe and follow: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@stillsmallvoice-o9g  Temple De Hirsch Sinai: templedehirschsinai.org Music by Hans York | hansyorkmusic.com Produced by Hans York

  2. Oct 13

    What Happens When Americans Stop Believing in America? With Johann Neem.

    In this episode of Still Small Voice, Rabbi Daniel Weiner sits down with Professor Johan Neem, historian and author, to explore what holds America together — and what happens when that shared story begins to fracture. Johan Neem is a Professor of History at Western Washington University and the author of several books on American civic life and democratic culture. Learn more at johannneem.com. Still Small Voice is a conversation series hosted by Rabbi Daniel Weiner of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle, exploring faith, social justice, and human connection, where ancient wisdom meets the urgent questions of our time. Subscribe and follow: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@stillsmallvoice-o9g  Temple De Hirsch Sinai: templedehirschsinai.org Music by Hans York | hansyorkmusic.com Produced by Hans York

  3. Sep 30

    Trump, Netanyahu, and the Future of US-Israel Relations with Eric Cortellessa

    In this episode of Still Small Voice, Rabbi Daniel Weiner sits down with Eric Cortellessa, Senior Political Correspondent at Time Magazine. Together they explore the shifting landscape of US-Israel relations, the influence of foreign lobbying, and the forces reshaping American politics. Eric Cortellessa covers the White House and American political life for Time Magazine and is one of the most closely watched voices on the intersection of US foreign policy and domestic politics. Learn more at time.com. Still Small Voice is a conversation series hosted by Rabbi Daniel Weiner of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle, exploring faith, social justice, and human connection, where ancient wisdom meets the urgent questions of our time. Follow Rabbi Daniel Weiner: YouTube: https://youtube.com/@stillsmallvoice-o9g Temple De Hirsch Sinai: templedehirschsinai.org Follow Eric Cortellessa: time.com/author/eric-cortellessaeric cortellessa Twitter/X: @EricCortellessa Music by Hans York | hansyorkmusic.com Produced by Hans York

  • 3 Episodes

Ratings & Reviews

5
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About

Still Small Voice is a podcast about the conversations we need most right now. Rabbi Daniel Weiner, Senior Rabbi of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle, sits down with guests from across faith traditions, civic life, and public discourse to explore the moral and ethical questions of our time. In a world that rewards the loudest voices, this is a space for something different. New episodes twice a month.

Information

  • Creator
    Daniel Weiner
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Daniel Weiner
  • Show Website
    Still Small Voice