The second Wicked movie is in theaters this week, and this song has captured the hearts of many with its positive message. Sung here by Cantor Schwartz and Broadway star Julie Benko, you can find this song and more from our album Broadway: A Jewish Journey on all major platforms. Wishing you a Sh...

Carole King’s extraordinary career has defined American popular music for more than half a century. A leading figure in the singer-songwriter movement of the 1970s and winner of a record four Grammys for her 1971 album Tapestry, she has left a lasting impact on the music world. Explore Carole Kin...

A musically uplifting morning service, Torah reading, sermon, and Musaf, from Park Avenue Synagogue.

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Rabbi Zuckerman reflects on this week’s Torah portion following a visit to the Museum of Jewish Heritage on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, considering the paradoxical Jewish experience of being both a stranger and a resident in the places we call home.

Rabbis Cosgrove and Zuckerman, both “Born in the USA,” love Bruce Springsteen. The rabbis joke with Cantor Schwartz, who hails from “The Promised Land,” that he really doesn’t get the Boss, that he’s just “Dancing in the Dark.” This past Rosh Hashanah, the Cantor proved that he is not “Blinded by...

Following New York’s mayoral election, Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on democracy, disagreement, and the bonds of Jewish peoplehood. Drawing on the story of Abraham and Isaac, he calls for renewed dialogue, humility, and ahavat yisrael, a reminder that the real test begins not on the mountaintop, but o...

In childhood, imagination can shimmer more intensely than reality. Whether conjuring an imaginary character, story, or place, children find refuge with their gaze turned skyward. At any age, however, even when it seems that we don’t belong, we can all find our “corner of the sky.” Wishing you a S...

The rainbow, in both this song and this week’s parshah, is a sign of hope and promise at the conclusion of a troubled time. In 1939, when this song appeared, and in our own troubled times, imagining a better world might feel impossible. And yet, when music and imagination come together, our souls...

With the New York mayoral election in less than three weeks, Rabbi Cosgrove explains why Zohran Mamdani poses a danger to the security of the New York Jewish community. He urges us to work to convince undecided voters and to vote ourselves.