That Jewish Podcast

Yirmeyahu Yosef

That Jewish Podcast is a space for real conversations about Jewish life in the modern world. Hosted by an Orthodox Jew of Color, the show explores current events, fighting antisemitism, politics, leadership, faith, family, and identity — without fear, or ideological boxes. This podcast is for Jews of every background who believe disagreement doesn’t cancel belonging, and that Jewish values still matter in public life. Thoughtful, honest, and grounded — this is Jewish conversation as it’s actually lived.

  1. Why Jewish Education Is the Key to Jewish Survival with Dr. Daniel R. Weiss, Ed.D.

    FEB 24

    Why Jewish Education Is the Key to Jewish Survival with Dr. Daniel R. Weiss, Ed.D.

    In this powerful episode, I share my recent appearance on The Spark, where we explored my journey from growing up in a Christian home to converting to Orthodox Judaism — and why Jewish identity is the strongest defense against antisemitism. But this conversation went far beyond my personal story. I was joined by Dr. Daniel R. Weiss, Head of School at Bornblum Jewish Community School, for a critical discussion about the future of Jewish education and its role in shaping proud, resilient Jews. In this episode, we discuss: • Conversion to Orthodox Judaism and discovering Jewish truth• The rise of antisemitism and how Jewish identity protects against it• Why Jewish education is essential for Jewish continuity• The educational philosophy behind building strong Jewish students• How parents and schools shape lifelong Jewish commitment This episode is essential listening for anyone concerned about antisemitism, Jewish identity, Jewish continuity, and the future of the Jewish people. This interview originally appeared on The Spark and is now shared with listeners of That Jewish Podcast. If you care about Jewish education, conversion, Orthodox Judaism, or raising strong Jewish children, this conversation is for you. The Spark Podcast Connect with me  Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠ Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠ Follow on TikTok  Join the WhatsApp Group

    48 min
  2. FEB 3

    Freedom Isn’t the End — It’s the Beginning (Exodus Revisited)

    The Exodus from Egypt wasn’t the finish line — it was the starting point. In this powerful episode of That Jewish Podcast, we take a deep dive into the deeper meaning of Yetziat Mitzrayim (the Exodus) and explore a life-changing truth: freedom is not the destination in Judaism — purpose is. Why did Bnei Yisrael struggle so much after leaving Egypt? Why do we often feel lost, anxious, or overwhelmed after finally escaping a difficult situation? And what does Har Sinai teach us about what freedom is really for? This episode unpacks the spiritual psychology of leaving “Egypt” — not just as a place, but as a mindset of limitation, survival mode, and emotional slavery. You’ll discover how the desert represents the uncomfortable but necessary stage of personal transformation, and how Torah provides the structure that turns freedom into meaning. If you’ve ever:• Made a big life change but still felt unsettled• Wondered why growth feels harder than staying stuck• Struggled with fear after stepping into a new chapter• Wanted to understand the Exodus story on a deeper, more personal level — this episode is for you. Through Torah sources, real-life examples, and practical guidance, you’ll learn how to stop asking “What am I free from?” and start asking “What am I free to become?” Because in Judaism, true freedom isn’t about doing whatever you want — it’s about becoming who you’re meant to be. Booker T. Washington's: Up From Slavery Connect with me  Follow On ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ Follow On ⁠Facebook ⁠ Follow On Youtube Channel ⁠ Follow on TikTok

    45 min

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That Jewish Podcast is a space for real conversations about Jewish life in the modern world. Hosted by an Orthodox Jew of Color, the show explores current events, fighting antisemitism, politics, leadership, faith, family, and identity — without fear, or ideological boxes. This podcast is for Jews of every background who believe disagreement doesn’t cancel belonging, and that Jewish values still matter in public life. Thoughtful, honest, and grounded — this is Jewish conversation as it’s actually lived.