Rabbi Noa Kushner: Pretend You Believe, Lead with Humility, and Re-dig the Wells | S4E5
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Rabbi Noa Kushner: Pretend You Believe, Lead with Humility, and Re-dig the Wells | S4E5
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Liz sits down for a virtual coffee with Rabbi Noa Kushner, founding rabbi of The Kitchen in San Francisco and author of Pretend You Believe: How to Enter Religion. Noa traces her lifelong conversation with God back to an apple-picking childhood in Sudbury, Massachusetts, and to the teacher who left a two-word note on her desk that she never forgot. She explains how her years at Brown made her want to be a bridge between tradition and the modern world, and why she started a Shabbat in one of the most secular cities in the world. She also explains why a synagogue should never be a customer service institution, and why the way into religion is to experience it before you analyze it. Plus: the story of Isaac re-digging his father’s wells, her rapid-fire favorites, and the meaning behind the name Noa, which she shares with Liz’s daughter.