It’s that time of year! Each year, at the end of December, JCast Journey host, and JCast Network Executive Director and Producer looks back at the year that was for JCast Network, and asks that, as you consider your end of year philanthropic giving,

It’s that time of year! Each year, at the end of December, JCast Journey host, and JCast Network Executive Director and Producer looks back at the year that was for JCast Network, and asks that, as you consider your end of year philanthropic giving,

Every year at about this time, JCast Network Executive Director and Producer takes a moment to reflect on the year that was, and to ask you, our JCast Network listeners to stand up and support the work that we do, the podcasts that we create, and the Jewi

Every year at about this time, JCast Network Executive Director and Producer takes a moment to reflect on the year that was, and to ask you, our JCast Network listeners to stand up and support the work that we do, the podcasts that we create, and the Jewi

A sermon by Rabbi David Ingber on Metzorah. For more information please visit romemu.org.

What did the Rabbis really think about the plagues? Suibtely they may have structured the Haggadah to express their comfort. For more information about Rabbi Danny, please visit RabbiDanny.com The opening and closing music for this podcast is Coming Out o

In the last episode host, Darone Ruskay complained about the difficult time he has had over a month when his website was in a consistent sense of ‘down’. This episode he turns around and talks about some of the great things that have happened

The Jewish Hour with Rabbi Finman, for April 17, 2016. Rabbi Finman talks to Sara Lipton, author of “Dark Mirror: The Medieval Origins of Anti-Jewish Iconography“.      

Rabbi Knopf digs into the Slonimer Rebbe’s extraordinary essay on prayer, “Prayer is the Service of the Heart.” This month: if prayer is about connecting to God, what is the purpose of heaping all that effusive praise on God so character

A sermon by Rabbi Jill Hammer on Tazria. For more information please visit romemu.org.