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Temple Sholom PodcastAuthor: Temple Sholom of Chicago
Welcome to Temple Sholom's podcast, where we strive to create a sacred community that truly embraces, inspires, and matters. Each episode features enlightening sermons from Shabbat and holiday services, engaging guest lectures, and thought-provoking conversations that reflect our commitment to fostering a meaningful and inclusive environment. Join us as we explore the depths of faith, spirituality, and community life. Whether you're here for inspiration or information, we're delighted to share this spiritual journey with you. Language: en Genres: Judaism, Religion & Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Why Old Men Cry: Special Guest Rabbi Joe Black on Memory, Music, and the Soul
Monday, 9 February, 2026
Recorded live on February 6, 2026, this Musical Shabbat service features Rabbi Joe Black in an evening shaped entirely by song, storytelling, and spiritual reflection. Through original music and gentle humor, Rabbi Black explores memory, aging, grief, love, and the threads that bind the Jewish people across difference and time.Rabbi Joe Black is Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emanuel in Denver and a nationally recognized, award-winning songwriter and musician whose decades-long rabbinic career has spanned congregations in Denver, Albuquerque, and Minneapolis. He has recorded multiple acclaimed albums, published widely across Jewish and literary publications, won American Songwriter Magazine’s Lyric Contest twice, and shared his music and writing with communities around the world.This episode includes selections from the service. The full Musical Shabbat—featuring Rabbi Black’s music throughout—is available to watch via the YouTube livestream:https://youtube.com/live/70EbU6hv1XY
