Character Day, the global phenomenon that brings together millions of individuals and groups in schools, congregations, homes, and companies to engage in character development, this year tackles one of the most universal, urgent questions: how do we create a healthier relationship between humanity and technology?

On September 21st Elsa Asher will be at Nevei Kodesh teaching an Ancestral Healing Workshop. This daylong workshop encourages relating with blood and family lineage ancestors, cultivates connection with guides, and creates boundaries and support for troubled dead.

Maddie Wittenberg recently became a Bat Mitzvah with Adventure Judaism. In this essay, she reflects on her Shabbat Project.

Join us Friday August 2nd for a service, a dinner, and then a talk by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser.

After a bit of break, A Dash of Drash is back with Episode 95 - Water, Manna, Cloud recorded live at Ramah in the Rockies with special guest Rabbi Noah Farkas from Valley Beth Shalom in Los Angeles.

Join us Friday August 2nd for a service, a dinner, and then a talk by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser.

This weekend, Chabad of NW Metro Denver invites you to enjoy a Friday evening Israeli themed Shabbat dinner along with American/Israeli comedian Benji Lovitt.

The space beyond words is no words. Silence. We so need more of it in this loud, chattering world.

Like many of you, I have been thinking of Lori Gilbert Kaye, of blessed memory, over and over for the past few days. 

Morah Yehudis shares her thoughts about the Poway tragedy from Wednesday night's Yom HaShoah service.

As well as the Season of Freedom, Passover is also known as the Festival of Spring (chag haAviv).

Communities can be complex because people are complex. It is so easy to judge, to dismiss, even to diagnose others without the skills, knowledge or right to do so!

Hazan Sabrina Sojourner is a spiritual leader, cantor, activist and writer based in Maryland. As a Jew of Color, Sabrina reflects on those inside and outside the camp and how, ultimately, we all belong.

I had the honor to spend some time with Professor Danny Matt and to record this conversation, giving us a taste of Kabbalah, gently opening up the supernal world of Jewish mysticism.

Rabbi Tirzah Firestone will be presenting a special weekend Shabbaton entitled "Wounds Into Wisdom: Transforming Our Past to Create A New Future."

had the incredible honor of being on a writing retreat in Santa Fe last week with Natalie Goldberg and Rob Wilder called "A Sense of Place" ...

Sinai and the Power of Myth is Episode 88 of A Dash of Drash.

Torah and the Blues with Special Guest Joey Weisenberg is Episode 87 of A Dash of Drash.

Pharaoh's Heart, Our Hearts is Episode 86 of A Dash of Drash with Special Guest Rabbi Elyse Frishman, editor of Mishkan T'filah, the Reform Siddur published in 2007.

Singing through Chaos with Special Guest Rabbi Aviva Richman, recorded live at BJ in New York, is Episode 85 of A Dash of Drash.

Vayechi  (Genesis 47:28 - 50:26) means "and he lived" and is the last parsha of the first book of Torah. 

And Judah approached Joseph - vayifgash alav. 

Join us at Boulder Center for Judaism on Friday night of Chanukah, December 7 and enjoy a delicious Shabbos dinner with the traditional Chanukah trimmings.

A selection of some spoken word poetry written over the last month in Alabama, Warsaw, Auschwitz, Krakow, Berlin and Prague.

Jews, Czechs, Poles, Jacob and Esau is Episode 81 of A Dash of Drash, recorded in my last hour in Prague.