PODCAST STORIES
What if the Passover story wasn’t one of miracles but instead an indication that we can overcome anything? That we already have the power within us to persevere, to believe, to liberate, to be resilient? We asked community members to write about and record moments like this, and these stories are possible thanks to their honesty, creativity, and openness.
Hadar Cohen begins with a dive into holiday themes that exemplify the resilience in all of us.
Read by voice actor Sean Burgos, Casey J. Adler's breathtaking true story is tale of resentment and redemption at the height of the 2008 financial crash. (Contains references to self-harm.)
Halley Crane takes us on a remarkable journey of healing, and reminds us that smiling is a radical act of self-love.
Emil Stern talks about overcoming a mispronunciation of devastating proportions in high school.
In containment, Marnina Schon Wirtschafter takes a look at her home in a whole new way.
Benjamin Kersten reflects on Jewish, and distinctly Yiddish, responses to historical crises and the unparalleled one we find ourselves in now.
A Jewish singles gathering: what could go wrong? Sigmund Stern describes a well-intentioned standup gig gone awry. (Contains sexual content.)
Tessa Hicks-Peterson meditates on resilience during Passover.
Paula Kahn explores what it means to be a healer in unprecedented times.
The singer/songwriter Minnesota Child serenades us with a song of resistance, resilience, and redemption.