# Kol Nidre

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What would you tell your younger self? Rabbi Jenna Shaw's 5787 Kol Nidre sermon

Listen to Rabbi Jenna Shaw's Kol Nidre sermon on reflecting on past versions of ourselves and how the High Holidays invite us to engage in this work. Watch this sermon on YouTube.

Loyalty, Actually

Welcome to the Schaarai Zedek Podcast, where you'll find live recordings of sermons, divrei Torah, teachings, and reflections from our Erev Shabbat and High Holy Day services. Whether you're listening on your commute, during a walk, or from home, we're glad to have you with us. This Episode: "Loya…

The Biblical Seasons, Part 3 — Yom Kippur: The Day of Atonement and the Finished Work of Our Great High Priest

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sundown on Sunday, September 20, 2026, and concludes at sundown on Monday, September 21. It is the holiest day of the Jewish year — a day of stillness…

Kol Nidre 5787: To Love The Life You Have, Grieve The Life You Lost

Rabbi Potok's Kol Nidre sermon, given at Adat Shalom in West Los Angeles. Explore the connection between Tisha B'Av and Yom Kippur and learn how feeling our grief can make us fall in love with life.

Rashi Study: Megillat Esther with Rashi - Chapter 3 Verse 14

Rashi Class, a weekly exploration of Torah featuring a deep dive on the text and lively conversation focused on an 11th-century French commentary, conducted by Rabbi Rebecca Schatz at Temple Beth Am, Los Angeles, on Monday, September 28, 2026. (Zoom) Contains link to Rabbi Schatz's Kol Nidre ad…

Kol Nidre: Promises and the Book of Joshua

At a service where vows are front and center, Rabbi Rotenberg explores what we learn about the power and danger of promises from three moments in the book of Joshua.   9/20/2026

Episode 39: This Desire that You Are: Kenneth Novis on Spinoza

“Spinoza’s universe is crisscrossed by flows of power like tides that sweep into space before departing.” This sentence, from a talk Kenneth Novis recently gave about Gilles Deleuze and Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677) frames our conversation about Spinoza’s theories of God-nature-substance, virtue and …

Peeling Back the Layers • Yom Kippur • Ep. 38

Kol Nidre is an annulment of vows, something that could have been said on any day of the year, yet Chazal placed it at the very start of Yom Kippur. Why there? The Torah says Lot moved to Sodom for his crops, while Rashi gives a very different reason, and the gap between the two leads straight back…

Allison Josephs: Changing How Hollywood Sees Jews

In 1927, the first talking picture told the story of a cantor’s son who chooses Kol Nidre over Broadway. Jewish stories have been part of Hollywood from the moment Hollywood found its voice. A century later, who is making sure they’re told with depth and pride? Allison Josephs founded Jew in the C…

Yom Kippur Mega Minyan and the Limits of Achdut

Picture Yom Kippur in a Tel Aviv square. Thousands of people in white. No microphones, no screens, and most of the crowd has no idea what page they’re on. That last part turns out to be the point. Dan Cantor sits down with Rav Joe Wolfson, director of JLIC Tel Aviv, to talk about leading a public …