The Wandering Jew קול האוניברסיטה | AudioVersity

Join us on this episode of the "Wandering Jew Podcast" as I chat with the introspective and enigmatic Sam Weiss. Sam divulges on his military experiences, exploring his initial decision to join the U.S. Army, the experience of basic training, and his ongoing commitment as he aspires to become a pilot. Sam discusses his background in engineering and highlights how deeper learning in math and physics reveals their intertwined nature. He gives us a cursory explanation of how radar works! We also delve into his spiritual and cultural identity, from his loosely Catholic upbringing to my discovery of his Jewish roots, and his grandmother's escape from concentration camps. We engage in thought-provoking philosophical and religious discussions, questioning the nature of God and the unique aspects of religion. Join us for an episode filled with insightful stories and deep reflections, capturing the essence of this remarkable individual - Sam.

Join us on this episode of the Wandering Jew Podcast as I chat with the incredibly entrepreneurial and kind-hearted person Gavriel Amati. We discuss his army reserves transitioning to school, overcoming fears, and jumping out of planes. We delve into the philosophical debate of free will versus God's plan, the impact of technological advancements and their evolution, and conspiracies and cabals. Join us for an episode filled with inspiring stories and experience the magic of this awesome soul

In this episode, Davi Lavi introduces his clothing brand, born from the Nova festival's memory on October 7th, plus his beautiful vision for the future of his company. We discuss the "proportionality" argument in the context of war, ethics of hostage trades, and the current state of the Israeli government. We also delve into the topic of personal development and why it's essential to see yourself in the context of history and the importance of orienting yourself towards greater goals. Davi emphasizes the significance of the Jewish nation's heritage in shaping identity and aspirations.

Join us on this epic episode with Davi Lavi.

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We discuss Cat’s favorite Jewish writer, Victor Frankl and how people maintained faith throughout the Holocaust. Cat discusses being half Catholic and half LDS (Mormon), and gives a glimpse into the LDS world, history, and their practices. Her Pros and Cons of Catholicism, LDS, and Judaism, feeling denominationally homeless and feeling lonely. We continue with discussing her High School career, extensive list of Extracurriculars, how it formed her and her twin brother: including Krav Maga and flying airplanes! Why do humans crave physical supremacy, what does it provide us? Her leadership in the student body, and in the Civil Air Patrol, why does she love America?, and in what ways she thinks America is not living up to its values right now. The 2016 presidential election, her trip to Poland and understanding their politics. We discuss what is the biggest societal ill in American society?, the public school bias, and what is hopeful about our current society? 

 

In this episode, we discuss how Jewish Democracy is a contradiction in terms. How Democracy is not a value, but a tool, the political protests, and criticisms for all jews on the religious spectrum. Why is politics so hot now? We further talk about Cancel Culture, and not listening to our fellow citizens. The value we found in Debate Club, with its vast political spectrum and the power of listening. Ezra discusses the terrorism situation in Jenin, his experience at checkpoints while in the army, and the Palestinian people’s reactions. We discuss Active vs. Passive participation in life, Ezra’s book - “The Soul Thief” coming out soon! Along with the toils of publishing, the writing process, pirates and more! How does he navigate dips in religiosity? Lastly, meeting his wife, and what is most important in finding a partner?

Shai answers what made him feel loved as a child, we discuss growing into your degree, the trend of going into Hi-tech or societally valued jobs, and questioning the underlying intentions. What it takes to be successful in business - good and bad. Shai shares how he perceives his jewish identity and his disdain for labels. We talk about the multifaceted identities that can arise living in the Jewish state. What does it mean to be Jewish/Israeli in the modern era - nationality, ethnicity, or religion? His ideal vision of Israel. We question how do you preserve the Jewish country without having a religious state? Luxury of questioning the religiosity of the Jewish State, possible loss of perspective from Israelis. Tempering new age ideas with time tested wisdom. And which one is worse: anxiety or depression?