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The Jewish futurism Lab: Torah, Tech, Tomorrow is a creative audio laboratory where Jewish tradition meets design, technology, and speculative imagination.
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Episode 33: Breathing Beyond the Beit Midrash with Yaakov Ginsberg-Schreck (opens the original)
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Yaakov Ginsberg-Schreck transitioned from rabbinical ordination at Hebrew College to apply his education toward building RUACH, a Boston-based nonprofit turning breath, movement, and Kabbalah into a new kind of Jewish community. On this episode of The Jewish futurism Lab, Mike Wirth talks with Yaakov about leaving one institution to build something new, whether yoga can […]
Episode 32: Judeofuturism Is Exile, Rewritten, with Jacob Hasse Albino (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Jewish futurism Lab, Mike Wirth talks with Jacob Hasse Albino, the Jewish Brazilian storyteller and chazzan (cantor) behind Judeofuturism. Jacob’s project is a series of visionary novella stories imagining Jews in space. In Tales from Galut, Jewish refugees leave a devastated Earth and build a new home on the planet […]
Episode 31: Black Jewish Futures, DEI, and Belonging with April Powers (opens the original)
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Mike Wirth talks with April Powers, a leading voice in Black-Jewish identity, inclusion and belonging, contemporary antisemitism education, and a pioneer in DEI practice. April shares her journey as a Black Jewish inclusion strategist, educator, and bridge-builder. Together, Mike and April discuss Black Jewish and multiracial Jewish identity, Jewish representation in media, the forthcoming A […]
Episode 30: The future of Jewish Advocacy with Leat Corinne Unger (opens the original)
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Before October 7, 2023, Leat Corinne Unger was a speech-language pathologist and Jewish educator in New York, spending her days helping children and families find language and be understood. That life changed irrevocably when her cousin, Omer Shem Tov, was kidnapped by Hamas from the Nova music festival. In the earliest, most chaotic days, Leat […]
Episode 29: The Future of Ritual in Motion with Douglas Rosenberg (opens the original)
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What makes a work of art Jewish when it does not announce itself with familiar symbols, dialogue, or plot? In this episode of the Jewish Futurism Lab, Mike Wirth speaks with Douglas Rosenberg, filmmaker, artist, theorist, and Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor of Art at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Rosenberg has helped define screendance, a […]
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