The podcast episode hosted by Abigail Morris features Rabbi Miriam Berger and psychologist Stuart Link, discussing the cultural and health implications of alcohol consumption, including "Dry January" and its impact on Jewish life. They explore perspectives on alcohol use in Jewish rituals, the potential health effects of drinking, and offer insights into reducing alcohol consumption and the importance of community and accountability in making lifestyle changes. Furthermore, they delve into societal perceptions of Jewish drinking habits, emphasizing the complexities of addressing alcohol-related issues within the community.
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The podcast episode hosted by Abigail Morris features Rabbi Miriam Berger and psychologist Stuart Link, discussing the cultural and health implications of alcohol consumption, including "Dry January" and its impact on Jewish life. They explore perspectives on alcohol use in Jewish rituals, the potential health effects of drinking, and offer insights into reducing alcohol consumption and the importance of community and accountability in making lifestyle changes. Furthermore, they delve into societal perceptions of Jewish drinking habits, emphasizing the complexities of addressing alcohol-related issues within the community.
The podcast episode hosted by Abigail Morris features Rabbi Miriam Berger and psychologist Stuart Link, discussing the cultural and health implications of alcohol consumption, including "Dry January" and its impact on Jewish life. They explore perspectives on alcohol use in Jewish rituals, the potential health effects of drinking, and offer insights into reducing alcohol consumption and the importance of community and accountability in making lifestyle changes. Furthermore, they delve into societal perceptions of Jewish drinking habits, emphasizing the complexities of addressing alcohol-related issues within the community.
