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Hosted by Emanu El Houston · religion · EN · 67 episodes
The Voices of Emanu El is the podcast from Congregation Emanu El in Houston, Texas. Each week, you’ll hear sermons and reflections from our clergy team, and engaging conversations that explore our faith, traditions, community and the music of Emanu El. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or you’ve been part of our community for years, these are the voices of Emanu El.
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Episode #68
In a world where misinformation and conspiracy theories can make it difficult to know what to believe, Judaism calls us to do something essential: ask questions. In this episode of The Voices of Emanu El, Rabbi Josh Fixler reflects on Parashat Shoftim, magicians and skeptics, false prophets and genuine moral vision, and Judaism’s enduring call to question, think critically, and seek truth.
Episode #67
In Parashat R’eih, Moses tells the Israelites: “See, I set before you this day blessing and curse.” But what if blessing and hardship are not always separate paths? What if they can exist in the same moment? In this episode of The Voices of Emanu El, Rabbi Pam Silk reflects on the ordinary, complicated blessings of family, community, meaningful work, and the people who show up when life is hard. It is an invitation to acknowledge hardship without letting it eclipse the goodness already present in our lives.
Episode #66
In this episode of The Voices of Emanu El, Rabbi Josh Fixler shares a recurring dream that sends Itzhak on a long, uncertain journey from Krakow to Prague in search of treasure, only for a palace guard to point him back to the stove in his own home. This episode retells the folktale behind the Itzhak Synagogue and connects it with the Torah portion Eikev, creating a reflection on travel, gratitude, and the blessings we often discover only when we look at home with fresh eyes. Listen for a thoughtful look at: how stories shape Jewish memory and the spiritual work of noticing the “treasure” beneath our feet.
Episode #65
In this episode of The Voices of Emanu El, Rabbi Oren Hayon wrestles with one of the Torah’s most heartbreaking moments: Moses’ repeated, fervent prayers to cross the Jordan and God’s unyielding refusal. Through midrash, the comedic chaos of Bruce Almighty, and Stephen Colbert’s honest reflections on grief, Rabbi Hayon challenges the idea of prayer as a lever that moves God into action. Instead, he points us toward the Sh'ma, a prayer that begins not with speaking, but with listening: “Hear, O Israel.” Even when the line feels silent and the mechanism of prayer seems broken, the Sh'ma reminds us that we still belong to God and to one another, and that our covenant endures even when our requests go unanswered. Listen as we explore how comfort, connection, and faith can emerge in the space after “no,” and how the Sh'ma can become our watchword of courage and community.
Episode #64
This week on The Voices of Emanu El, Rabbi Pam Silk opens the book of Devarim with a surprising companion: the World Cup. From Cape Verde refusing to lose, to Argentina’s four minutes from despair to delirium, to orange‑painted buses gathering strangers into community, Rabbi Silk traces how joy, heartbreak, and unpredictability are never the whole story. Moses stands at the edge of the land cataloging forty years of wandering—the highs of Sinai, the lows of the spies, rebellions, losses, and the grief the text refuses to smooth over—and still there is a rhythm under the chaos: Shabbat, the cloud, the patterns you can set your watch to. Whether you’re new to the congregation, in the thick of raising a family, or looking back on a long stretch of road, this episode invites you to tell your whole record honestly and trust the clocks and communities that hold you.
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