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Parshat Chayei Sarah

Guest written and narrated by Goldie Goldbloom of Chicago

Step into a desert oasis and get to know Rebecca as a young girl. What narrator Goldie Goldbloom wants to know is "Are you kind?" As kind as Rebecca, that is.

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Parshat Vayeira

Guest written and narrated by Evan Wolkenstein of San Francisco

There's so much to see in this week's parsha that Evan Wolkenstein, experiential educator, decides to zoom in and focus on the story of two relatively minor characters. (One of them - a baby - is an actual minor!)

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Parshat Lech Lecha

Guest written and narrated by Stereo Sinai of Chicago

"Go forth" and listen to Stereo Sinai tell the story of a divinely inspired journey - through the Biblical matriarch Sarah's voice. It's a music video set in the ancient world, and we can't get the soundtrack out of our heads.

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Parshat Noah

Guest written and narrated by Matthue Roth of Brooklyn

Writer and performance poet Matthue Roth tells it like it is (or was?) about Noah, the ark, different types of birds and two ways to be in the world.

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Parshat Bereshit

Guest written and narrated by Rabbi Lawrence Kushner of San Francisco

Rabbi Lawrence Kushner asks some mystical questions about the creation of the world in the year's first parsha (Torah portion)! Take a trippy voyage through Kabbalah and Torah with a Star Wars-tinged style.

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Parshat Bereshit, again

Guest written and narrated by Sarah Lefton of San Francisco

Back to beginnings. What's so good, that God called it so twice? Tuesday, of course! ?$%#! Tune in to the finale of G-dcast's Torah project in this week's episode - Bereshit - to find out what that's supposed to mean.

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Parshat Vezot Habracha

Guest written and narrated by David Levithan of Hoboken, NJ

It's the end. Only....not. Tune in for the final parsha (portion) in the Torah...in which some things are resolved, and some things are opened anew. Guest narrator, superstar youth writer David Levithan talks about having an ending worthy of a life...and a life worthy of a story. This is NOT the last episode of G-dcast...tune in next week to see how everything starts, again.

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Parshat Ha'azinu

Guest written and narrated by Anthony Rogers-Wright of Los Angeles

On the last day of Moses's life, he gathers the Israelites before they go into the Promised Land, clears his throat and lets it rip. Parshat Haazinu is his final song, and it's interpreted for you this week by the fiercely funky musician Anthony Rogers-Wright. Haazinu means "Give Ear!" and we hope you will.

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Parshat Vayelech

Guest written and narrated by Mayim Bialik of Los Angeles

Hats off to Mayim Bialik (aka TV's Blossom) for her profound yet totally practical look at Parshat Vayelech! Step right up and learn about how you can live a good life. Walk the walk, talk the talk, and actually write your own Torah! Instructions are in the episode.

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Parshat Nitzavim

Guest written and narrated by Dahlia Lithwick of Charlottesville, VA

Moses lays it out for us this week in Nitzavim. We can choose life, or death. Blessing, or the curse. But, um, what's behind Door Number 3? Dahlia Lithwick knows. Tune in to this week's G-dcast and see!

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