Published by Jeffrey Weill
Every Jew has a story. On My Jewish Story: Epic Conversations , Rabbi Jeffrey Weill sits down with Jewish guests from diverse backgrounds to explore the experiences, questions, traditions, and journeys that shape their lives. Through thoughtful and candid conversations, guests share where they've been, where they are today, and where they hope to go next. From deep religious commitment to cultural connection, from spiritual searching to moments of uncertainty, each episode offers a unique perspective on what it means to be Jewish in today's world. Join Rabbi Weill for engaging 30-minute conversations that celebrate the richness, complexity, and diversity of Jewish life. New episodes released every three Wednesdays. A Wild Rabbit Production.
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Welcome to Episode 2 of My Jewish Story with Rabbi Jeffrey Weill. In this episode, Rabbi Weill chats with Benji Bearman. founder and CEO of Liquid Screen Design. Benji served as Chief Operating Officer of Camp Ramah in Wisconsin and of Ramah Day Camp. He is board president of Sigma Alpha Mu, the national "Sammy" fraternity. Benji and his family belong to Ezra-Habonim, Niles Township in Skokie, IL. Benji describes the intense and effective Jewish education he received as a child at his Conservative congregation in Minneapolis, and what motivated him to become so deeply immersed in Jewish life. He and Rabbi Weill discuss what, as parents, they consider a Jewish "win" for their children. They talk about the tremendous benefits, and the sacrifices, of sending kids to Jewish day school. Benji also reveals his preferences about the length of Shabbat services what's to eat at kiddush lunch. Benji and the rabbi discuss the lakes of Minneapolis. Lake Calhoun is now officially called Bde Maka Ska, a Dakota name meaning White Earth Lake. Host and Creator: Jeffrey Weill Editor and Social Media Director: Bethany Subang Milano Music: The Night Owls of Chicago Contact: myjewishstory18@gmail.com A Wild Rabbit Production
Welcome to Episode 1 of My Jewish Story with Rabbi Jeffrey Weill. In this episode, Rabbi Weill talks with his friend, Rabbi Matt Reimer, who takes the helm of Temple Israel of the City of New York in Manhattan shortly after this conversation. Rabbi Reimer was ordained from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 2007. He has served various pulpits throughout the country. For the last several years, he has been Associate Director of the URJ’s Transition and Crisis Support team. Reimer played quarterback for the Israeli National Flag Football team, competing in the International Flag Football World Cup. Rabbi Weill and Rabbi Reimer, and their friend Rabbi Josh Rose, host of the podcast Weird Being Jewish. In this episode, Rabbis Weill and Reimer explore the question of whether a religious career is a "calling" or a choice and whether rabbis need prayers to pray -- or does Simon & Garfunkel work just as well? Rabbi Reimer delves into the random (is anything random?) encounters that led him to the rabbinate. He also talks about how playing soccer in the Maccabiah Games as a teenager was much more sport than Jewish pride. And a whole lot more. Host and Creator: Jeffrey Weill Editor and Social Media Director: Bethany Subang Milano Music: The Night Owls of Chicago Contact: myjewishstory18@gmail.com A Wild Rabbit Production
Welcome to My Jewish Story: Epic Conversations. Hosted by Rabbi Jeffrey Weill, this podcast explores the stories, experiences, and journeys that shape Jewish life today. Listen to the trailer for a preview of upcoming conversations and be sure to subscribe for future episodes. New episodes every other Tuesday. A Wild Rabbit Production.
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