Episode 9: Making Ritual Lemonade with Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin
Regeneration: A Podcast About Crafting DIY Jewish RitualShow Notes
On today’s episode, we welcome Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin, who thinks deeply and lives deeply in these life cycles, particularly in two major ways: through the environment, and through issues of infertility. In this episode, we talk about the responsibilities the individual has to the community and vice versa, the elasticity of ritual, and the ritual of making lemons into lemonade.
Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin is an author, an activist, director of Jewish Life at JCC in Baltimore, and founder of the Jewish Women’s Resource Center. She’s also one of the first women ordained as a Conservative rabbi.
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