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Judaism · Rabbi Phillip Blue

The Blue Thread

by Rabbi Phillip Blue

The Blue Thread — Ancient Texts. Unexpected Connections. What if the stories we think we know best have something entirely unexpected to teach us? Welcome to The Blue Thread, a Jewish Torah podcast that follows the threads connecting ancient texts, timeless questions, and modern life. Inspired by the blue thread of tekhelet in Jewish tradition, each episode brings two curious voices together to explore the weekly Torah portion through lively conversation, close readings of the Hebrew text, classical Jewish interpretation, and fresh perspectives that challenge familiar assumptions. Was leaving the Garden of Eden really a punishment? Why didn't Noah argue with God? What can ancient stories teach us about parenting, responsibility, leadership, and the complexities of being human? Drawing on original Torah interpretations developed by Rabbi Phillip Blue, The Blue Thread invites listeners to question, discover, occasionally disagree, and find new meaning in stories that have been told for thousands of years. Ancient texts. Unexpected connections. A different way to experience Torah.

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Naked, Cunning, and Growing Up

Was leaving the Garden of Eden really a punishment—or was it humanity's first step toward growing up? In this inaugural episode of The Blue Thread, Rabbi Phillip Blue ex

Oct 9
19 min

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