In this captivating discussion, Greg Epstein, a humanist rabbi and bestselling author, joins Dr. Carole Cusack, a historian of religion, to delve into the complexities of cultural traditions like Passover. They explore how rituals shape identity, the tension between ancient practices and modern sensibilities, and the significance of storytelling in processing history. With themes of freedom and resilience woven throughout, they also examine the unique challenges of preserving traditions in contemporary contexts and the bonds between cultural heritage and the natural world.
