Tag: carpooling
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Names”

Rabbi and Kirsten (pronounced KER-sten) talk about the importance of names, the Jewish naming traditions, and how they’ve always longed for a personalized mug. Watch our newest episode here:
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Endurance”

Rabbi and Kirsten discuss his new building project, the Omer, and how to handle setbacks when things don’t go according to plan.
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Carpooling With Rabbi: “Google”

How long can you wait before you Google the answer? Rabbi and Kirsten discuss the spiritual and cultural aspects of sitting with the unknown, and the nature of relationships, both online and off.
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Prayer”

Two joys and a luck? In our latest episode, Kirsten and I discuss the meaning of prayer and how it operates in our lives.
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Past”

Rabbi finds an old CD and reveals to Kirsten that he was once an extra in a music video (!), which prompts a conversation about what stays in the past and what we carry with us. Spoiler alert: the video can be found on YouTube. And no, I won’t provide the link…
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Avoidance”

Rabbi and Kirsten talk about how to handle the things they’re avoiding and what to do at a 4-way stop.
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Self”

From Rabbi Hillel to Hugh Prather, Rabbi and Kirsten discuss the importance of taking time for self. Watch our new episode here:
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Carpooling with Rabbi: “Punctuation”

Does punctuation really make a difference? Rabbi and Kirsten discuss the secret meaning of ellipses…and how the exclamation point is the new period.
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Carpooling with Rabbi–Episode 20: “Connection”

With Election Day dominating my thoughts I forgot to post this week’s episode. And maybe the results remind us of the importance of connecting with those who we are in relationship with. After a discussion of “good” versus “bad” days, Rabbi and Kirsten discover that they are becoming more alike each day.