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Podcast Description: Episode 212 - Humanity in the Arts with Ranelle Wolf and Rabbi Josh Franklin (Part 2)

In this engaging second part of the conversation, host Ranelle Wolf continues her dialogue with Rabbi Josh Franklin from the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. Together, they delve into the creative process, exploring how ancient teachings can come alive for modern audiences.

Rabbi Franklin shares his unique approach to preparing Torah portions, drawing parallels between creativity and the wilderness—midbar—a space where inspiration flourishes. They discuss the importance of finding one's voice, the relationship between the soul and creativity, and how crises can lead to new beginnings.

Listeners will gain insights into the healing power of creativity, the significance of embracing vulnerability, and the potential for beauty that emerges from brokenness. Join Ranelle and Rabbi Franklin for a thought-provoking episode that encourages everyone to discover their inner spark and contribute their unique gifts to the world. Tune in and get inspired!

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