Rabbi Sharon Brous, an influential figure, discusses combating loneliness through human connections. She explores the spiritual and physical impacts of loneliness, emphasizing the power of community in healing. Sharon shares personal stories highlighting the transformative nature of acknowledging and supporting others in times of grief.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, the founding rabbi of IKAR in Los Angeles and author of 'The Amen Effect', dives deep into the significance of human connection for mental wellness. She discusses combating loneliness with open-hearted vulnerability and the societal implications of social alienation. Brous emphasizes the transformative power of communal rituals, sharing strategies for navigating grief and conflict while fostering joy. Her insights blend ancient wisdom with practical solutions, highlighting the necessity of building deep relationships in today's isolating world.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, author of 'The Amen Effect', discusses the importance of deep connections and solidarity in healing communities. She shares personal stories and practical advice on building relationships, exploring creation stories, the practice of presence in grief, agenda-less love, the power of prayer, angels among us, and the meaning of rituals in religious settings.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, one of the most influential rabbis in the U.S., discusses deep topics like grief and loneliness. She emphasizes how isolation can paralyze us and the need for community support in healing. The conversation highlights that sharing pain fosters meaningful connections, while also exploring the search for purpose during tough times. Brous advocates for teaching vulnerability and the importance of mutual support, reminding us that we cannot heal alone in a fragmented world.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, founder of IKAR, discusses building bridges in a divided world with Guy Kawasaki. They explore finding purpose through service, promoting compassion in religious unity, envisioning peaceful leadership for Israeli-Palestinian conflict, LGBTQ perspectives in politics, fostering connections in turbulent times, and supporting others through compassion and understanding.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, progressive Judaism's leading voice, discusses the need for empathy towards Palestinians and the tension between tribalism and universal understanding. She reflects on her controversial Yom Kippur sermon and the changing responsibilities of clergy. Brous emphasizes the importance of supporting vulnerable communities and being allies to one another.

The podcast explores the importance of community in raising children, especially after the pandemic. Rabbi Sharon Brous talks about finding your people, whether through faith or not, who show up for you in both good and bad times. It emphasizes the power of authentic connections and the impact of loneliness on mental health.

Rabbi Sharon Brous and Dr. Vivek Murthy discuss the power of showing up for each other and sitting with one's pain. They explore vulnerability, asking for help, and finding light in challenging times. The podcast emphasizes the strength in human connection and the importance of supporting one another, especially in times of despair.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, #1 most influential rabbi in the US, discusses finding solidarity and healing among Jewish American and progressive communities of color in the wake of Israel's war in Gaza. Topics include overcoming trauma, uniting against bigotry, and imagining new possibilities.

Journalism professor Afua Hirsch questions free speech on college campuses. Rabbi Sharon Brous discusses anti-war protests and peaceful coexistence in Israel-Palestine. Columbia professor Tim Wu highlights challenges faced by tech platforms under political pressure. Former Reagan Republican Robert Kagan shares insights on the current crisis in Gaza.