Hebrew Podcast 'Meditating in the Square' Features Diverse Female Voices

The Hebrew-language podcast 'Meditating in the Square' (Meditating in the Square), described as the most feminine podcast online, is featuring a range of content for its listeners. This week's episode, timed for the Sabbath of Return (Shabbat Shuv), includes discussions on poetry, relationships, and culinary arts.

Featured guests include Tehila Grizim, discussing her new poetry book 'How Far Have You Come From the Desert,' community theater, and Holocaust spoken word. Ruthy Whitman, an emotional therapist and bridal instructor, offers insights on relationships as inspiration for one's connection with God, preparing listeners for Yom Kippur. Shaindy Berent shares recipes for sweet cigars from her kitchen.

The podcast also incorporates a "word of Torah," women's music, and other topics. The episode highlights the inclusion of women's singing, with a note that the listener's browser may not support the audio element. The broadcast also includes separate segments, such as a story about a woman who turned pale during a meeting and whispered "hide me," and a report about an 11-year-old boy whose mother fled home and refuses to see him.