In this episode, Dr. Elliot Malamet and Jason Kuznicki, explore whether liberating some people from government interference involves abandoning others, the role of government in medicine and the market, and the risks of exploitation in a capitalist system without government oversight.
Each of us has an idea of how we should be treated in a given space, and the rules are often pretty clear, but what happens when they are not. Read Dr. Elliot Malamets latest blog to hear his take on The Social Contract.
In a world of pandemic lockdowns, remote learning, and economic strain, discussions surrounding mental health are more important than ever. In this week’s episode, Bobby and guest Rabbi Yossi Sapirman discuss their decades-long friendship and how they have turned their common passion of flyfishing into a powerful tool for improving their mental health.
On this episode of Crossing the Sea Dr. Elliot Malamet speaks to Sharry Aiken, about the nightmare of hospital visitation during Covid-19, the unseen hardships faced by marginalized groups, and the vital missing piece when it comes to preparing frontline decisionmakers.
This week’s episode of Living Jewishly is an instalment of Sacred Time, a podcast exploring the healing art of the Hebrew calendar. In honour of the restful nature of Shvat, this episode shares an excerpt of a lesson from the School of Living Jewishly called “Welcoming Shabbat.”
Tu B’Shvat! The Jewish new year for the trees, a time of subtle renewals, hidden hints of spring and change. This guide explores the rituals of Tu B’Shvat – including the fruit, nut and wine filled Seder.
Join us for a yoga flow session which combines traditional yoga asana practice with Jewish teachings for the month of Shevat. This is the month where, despite the trees being in a deep slumber, we connect to the hidden life force that continues to flow through them – priming them for the blooming in the upcoming spring. We just welcomed in 2022, and we are shifting towards the holiday of Tu B’shvat – so let’s look to the trees to guide us and root us.
Dr. Elliot Malamet speaks to Aja Romano, culture writer for Vox.com, about the line between free speech and incitement to harm, the weaponization of language, and the polarization of our modern culture.