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Episodes: 267
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
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humanandholy@gmail.com
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Tonia Chazanow - Host of Human & Holy, which features honest, spiritual conversations exploring Jewish & Chassidic wisdom, women’s Torah, and the lived experience of Judaism. Learn more at humanandholy.com.
Chavie Bruk - Faith During “no,” Infertility And Adoption, Stopping Waiting For Miracles, Grief And Marriage Support, Differentiating Spiritual Frameworks From Bypassing, And Lived Bitachon.
Elisheva Segelman - Jewish Parenting, Transparency In The Home, Inherited Vs. Discovered Judaism, Teaching Values Authentically, School Vs. Home Education, Social/academic Struggles, And Practical Ways To Infuse A Home With Judaism.
The Questions Women Don't Ask Out Loud | Dena Block
July 12, 2026
A conversation about women's health & Jewish law, the more sensitive questions hidden behind women's seemingly straightforward halachic questions, how the concept of a Yoetzet Halacha came about, the difference between a halachic ruling and halachic advice, why the advice of "don't look at the toilet paper" can sometimes do more harm than good, the evolution of halachic thinking on IVF, the medical red flags that can be associated with "halachic infertility"...
Why I Stopped Waiting for a Miracle | Chavie Bruk
July 05, 2026
A conversation about the gritty, messy experience of faith when the things you want are not a "not yet" but a "no", life as a mother of five adopted children while grieving a permanent infertility diagnosis, why sometimes we need to stop waiting for a miracle, trying again and being told “no” again by God after 20 years of accepting, the impact of life setbacks on marriage and being willing to get support, the spiritual framework that makes Chavie's faith possible, and...
Am I a Follower of the Lubavitcher Rebbe?
June 14, 2026
I recently opened a box of my middle school journals, and found the question that has followed me for nearly twenty years: could I honestly call myself a chossid of a Rebbe I had never met? In honor of Gimmel Tammuz, the anniversary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's passing, I explore some of the questions that have gnawed at me for as long as I can remember: Should my relationship to the Rebbe be defined by longing? Am I fundamentally missing out on a nostalgic, golden age of Chabad if I never ...
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