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Hill Havurahdcast
Hannah Spiro, Jessica Smith, Rabbi Hannah Spiro, Mark Sherman
41 episodes
9 months ago
Hill Havurah (www.hillhavurah.org) is an independent Jewish community in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC. After the Coronavirus pandemic turned the Havurah ("Fellowship") into a virtual community, Hill Havurah's Rabbi Hannah Spiro continued connecting the congregation with weekly Zoom chats with individual members of the Havurah, to talk about life, work, pandemic and spirituality. Those conversations turned into Havurahdcast episodes. They are edited and produced by Jessica Smith. Artwork by Sarah Burford, @sarahmburford on Instagram. Original music by Rabbi Hannah Spiro.
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Hill Havurah (www.hillhavurah.org) is an independent Jewish community in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC. After the Coronavirus pandemic turned the Havurah ("Fellowship") into a virtual community, Hill Havurah's Rabbi Hannah Spiro continued connecting the congregation with weekly Zoom chats with individual members of the Havurah, to talk about life, work, pandemic and spirituality. Those conversations turned into Havurahdcast episodes. They are edited and produced by Jessica Smith. Artwork by Sarah Burford, @sarahmburford on Instagram. Original music by Rabbi Hannah Spiro.
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Judaism
Personal Journals,
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture
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Havurahdcast #30 Maya Ajmera (Jain, Jewish and Southern, and the Moment of Obligation) and Music from Elana Jagoda
Hill Havurahdcast
20 minutes 26 seconds
4 years ago
Havurahdcast #30 Maya Ajmera (Jain, Jewish and Southern, and the Moment of Obligation) and Music from Elana Jagoda
In episode #30, Rabbi Hannah interviews Havurah member Maya Ajmera, the President and CEO of the Society for Science & the Public. Maya grew up in North Carolina, the daughter of Jain Indian Immigrants. She talks about growing up Jain, in the South, but in a global university community that included Jewish neighbors who became close friends. She talks about the moment that moved her to start, at age 24, the nonprofit Global Fund For Children. Then.... this week's musical highlight! Oseh Shalom by composer, performer and prayer leader Elana Jagoda, Thanks to Maya AND Elana.
Hill Havurahdcast
Hill Havurah (www.hillhavurah.org) is an independent Jewish community in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC. After the Coronavirus pandemic turned the Havurah ("Fellowship") into a virtual community, Hill Havurah's Rabbi Hannah Spiro continued connecting the congregation with weekly Zoom chats with individual members of the Havurah, to talk about life, work, pandemic and spirituality. Those conversations turned into Havurahdcast episodes. They are edited and produced by Jessica Smith. Artwork by Sarah Burford, @sarahmburford on Instagram. Original music by Rabbi Hannah Spiro.