Podcasts
The 613 Seconds Podcast, powered by the Jewish Life Network, brings the most engaging voices in Baltimore’s Jewish community to your ears. Each episode features insightful, unscripted conversations with influential personalities, offering wisdom, inspiration, and a deeper connection to the people shaping our world.
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Zahava List, founder of Chazkeinu, a global support network serving Jewish women facing mental health challenges. Zahava shares her personal journey—from navigating postpartum psychosis and bipolar disorder to building a worldwide community of connection, hope, and support. Listeners will gain insight into the power of peer support, the importance of honest conversation around mental health, and how Chazkeinu continues to transform lives through compassion, leadership, and real emotional understanding. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that no one needs to struggle alone.
R Yakov Frand Divrei Torah on the Parsha
Dvar torah on parsha
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Yechezkel 9 – The Power of a Groan
Inspiration, meaning, and holiness can be found everywhere. It’s up to us to find these sparks of spiritual light and bring more of a G-dly awareness to ourselves, our families, our communities, and the world at large. In The Torah Sparks Podcast, you will hear insightful, meaningful, humorous, deep and relatable ideas gleaned from lessons within the holy Torah.
A podcast with Kosher content geared toward empowering Jewish kids of all ages. We interview kids from around the world and have many interactive segments for all kids to enjoy. While having fun and learning new skills, kids will hear about responsibility, empathy, confidence, and more!
A cup of tea on Friday night. A family hike that was supposed to take just fifteen minutes. Two ordinary moments that turned into stories worth sharing.
In this episode, Morah Tziri meets Chaya, a nine-year-old from Montreal, whose attempt to make tea ended with a hot water urn spilling and burning her arm. With a guest appearance from her sister Adina, Chaya shares what happened, what recovery was like, and the ways she noticed Hashem taking care of her through it all.
Then we meet ten-year-old Ayala from Cleveland, whose family hike took an unexpected turn when they went off the trail with just one water bottle. Between a difficult climb, loose rocks, and unreliable phone service, getting back to the car became a much bigger adventure than anyone planned.
Along the way, there’s plenty of laughter, sister talk, book talk, and even a hiking game you might want to try with your family.
Baruch Hashem, both girls are here to tell their stories and help other kids learn from them. We talk about being careful around hot water, asking a grown-up for help, staying on marked trails, bringing enough water, and sticking together.
A public service announcement from kids, for kids. 💙