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Published by Rabbi Avram Mlotek & Rabbi Jon Leener
Rabbi, Is Pot Kosher? is a podcast exploring the intersection of Jewish traditions and contemporary questions hosted by Rabbi Avram Mlotek and Rabbi Jon Leener.
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The rabbis discuss John Lennon's legacy.
The rabbis debate whether Thanksgiving is also a Jewish holiday.
The rabbis discuss the upcoming election and explore whether Judaism values democracy.
The rabbis discuss the highs and lows of the upcoming holiday.
The rabbis discuss Jewish attitudes towards veganism.
The rabbis discuss the DNC and Joe's biblical doppelganger.
The rabbis discuss the recent death of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz.
What is the Torah of the Oscar Movies 2019? by Rabbi Avram Mlotek & Rabbi Jon Leener
In this episode of Rabbi, Is Pot Kosher, the rabbis visit the legacy of 9/11 and wonder how we might remember in effective ways 18 years later.
In Season 4, Episode 3, the rabbis share what the shofar's sound means to them this high holiday season.
Season 4, Episode 2 the rabbis of Rabbi, Is Pot Kosher? take on the 45th President's claim that voting Democrat makes a Jew disloyal.
Season 4 premiers with this brand new episode of Rabbi, Is Pot Kosher as the rabbis reunite and ask: when has someone trespassed too far?
In Season 3, Episode 3 of Rabbi, Is Pot Kosher the rabbis explore what it takes to be a rabbi and who qualifies for this position.
In Season 3, Episode 2 of Rabbi Is Pot Kosher the rabbis take a question from the listeners on making out and eating.
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