Torat Ramah

Rabbi Ethan Lindej discusses what Joseph the dreamer fails to see.

This week, Rabbi Ethan Linden discusses one of the often overlooked narratives in this week's parasha.

As we celebrate our first anniversary of divrei Torah podcasts, Rabbi Ed Gelb speaks about the profound lessons of this week's Torah portion.

Rabbi Ethan Linden examines the twin curses of Cain, and discusses the more lasting of the two.

This week, Rabbi Ethan Linden dicusses the reading of the book of Ecclesiastes on Sukkot.

Rabbi Ethan Linden discusses the need for human leadership, even with the presence of God in the camp.

Rabbi Ethan Linden thinks about what collective punishment might mean.

Rabbi Ethan Linden speaks about the difference between monuments to identity and monuments to idolatry.

We're back! We've moved to our new office but it's the same Torah. This week, Rabbi Ed Gelb gets us back in the groove with some musings...

Rabbi Ed Gelb considers the importance of this period of the Jewish calendar, and the importance of the themes of the parasha.

Rabbi Ethan Linden returns to the broadcast booth with a nice little ditty about Jack and Diane. Okay, not really, but he does talk about holiness.

Rabbi Ed Gelb speaks about Nadav and Avihu, and the Pesach seder.

Rabbi Ed Gelb speaks about Nadav and Avihu, and the Pesach seder.

Rabbi Ethan Linden takes us the issue of the impure house, and its implications.

Rabbi Ethan Linden reflects on the 40th anniversary of the shooting of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Rabbi Ed Gelb discusses how one can be called, and do the calling.

We're back! Sorry we've been away so long. But we're back now, and he's a little ditty about Jack and Diane. Okay, it's not about Jack and Diane...it's about the Tabernacle. Same difference.

We did it! An on time posting! This dvar Torah looks at some of midrashic views of Moses' father-in-law, and what they may teach us.

Rabbi Ed Gelb discusses how Bruce Springsteen, the Torah and the children of Israel wandering around in the dessert all fit nicely together in what Homer Simpson once called "a neat little package."

Oy. We're late again. Sorry. But listen anyway. Rabbi Ethan Linden speaks about "a night of guarding" or some such thing, and about Jewish ritual.

This week another Ethan, Ethan Witkovsky, Rosh Edah of Nivonim 2008, favors us with a nicely salted meal of Torah about last week's parasha. I promise, this is the last time we will be behind.

We're a bit late on this one, sorry! Rabbi Ed Gelb kicks off the second book of the Torah with a discussion of leadership.

Rabbi Ethan Linden discusses two deaths, two burials, and one dream.

This week, our Program Director Josh Edelglass examines the words of Judah as he attempts to convince Joseph to free Benjamin. What is Judah saying, and how can his words speak to us today?

This week Rabbi Ethan Linden talks about how two little words seems to have such a profound impact on Joseph's brothers.

Rabbi Ethan Linden speaks this week about how two little words seem to have such a profound impact on Joseph's brothers.

Rabbi Ethan Linden talks today about Joseph the Dreamer, and his trouble with reality.

This week, Rabbi Ed Gelb discusses the Amidah, perfection, and prayer.

This week, our dvar Torah is in honor of the wedding of Josh and Steph! We in the CRNE community are so excited for them and wish them a day of joy and years of happiness. Mazel Tov! In honor of their simcha, we present a dvar Torah about the true sources of affection.

What it means to "educate Isaac" and what we can learn from the son of a greater father and the father of a greater son.

Rabbi Ethan Linden returns with a dvar Torah about the end of Abraham's life, and what it might mean today.

Rabbi Ed Gelb presents this week's dvar Torah, focusing on what it means to really be "together".

Our second chance to study together again features our assistant director, rabbi Ethan Linden. His topic: why Abaraham?

Our first episode of Torat Ramah features Rabbi Ethan Linden, the Assistant Director of Camp Ramah in New England, giving a brief dvar Torah on parashat Noach.