What does Sukkot mean to us in 2026? (S3, E43)
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Why does Sukkot come immediately after Yom Kippur, and what can an ancient harvest festival teach us about living today?
Dr. Steven Labkoff and Rabbi Daniel Cohen explore Sukkot as a celebration of renewed connection, divine protection, and the recognition that God’s presence is not confined to the synagogue. It can be found in our homes, our backyards, our communities, and the natural world around us.
They discuss Sukkot as a spiritual “soul tune-up,” a time to transform gratitude into generosity, share our blessings with others, and rediscover the wonder in gifts we too easily take for granted. From the sukkah’s open roof to the colors of a New England autumn, this episode offers a timely invitation to exhale, look around, and recognize the sacred wherever we are.