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The JCast Network Total Feed

The JCast Network Total Feed

JCast Network 500 episodes Nov 8, 2026

The JCast Network Total Feed is a single podcast feed that bundles all of the different podcasts produced by the JCast Network. Subscribers to this feed receive every JCast Network show automatically, without needing to subscribe to each one individually. It is designed for listeners who want the complete JCast Network content in one place.

Episodes

Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 5
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 5 Nov 8, 2026 35:29 This week, Brad and Steven are in good moods, discussing the recent midterm elections and the “Blue Tsunami.” They talk about the unexpectedly overwhelming outcome, some things to be cautious about, and the emerging presidency of newly-appointed White House Chief of Staff, the ghoulish and horrid Stephen Miller. While we’re not out of the woods […]
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 4
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 4 Nov 1, 2026 32:46 Brad and Steven are back this week, talking about Halloween, the upcoming mid-term elections, Republicans who are still afraid of the president, Monica Lewinsky and “the good old days, and the eventual need for a truth and reconciliation commission when this all ends. Have a listen, Happy Halloween, and don’t forget to set your clocks back! You […]
A Reckoning of Biblical Proportions
A Reckoning of Biblical Proportions Oct 29, 2026 37:41 Social media promised to bring us together. Unfortunately, things haven’t quite turned out that way. In this episode, Rabbis Knopf and Olitzky discuss Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning and our complicated relationship with the platforms we can’t seem to quit. What does Jewish tradition have to say about disagreement, responsibility, and staying in community when we […]
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 3
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 3 Oct 18, 2026 35:23 Brad and Steven are back at it this week, with Steven coming in live from Israel. The guys talk about Hummus, for obvious reasons, as well as Israeli transit, parking in Tel Aviv, the baseball playoffs and World Series preview as well as comings and goings (mostly goings) in the Trump administration. Spoiler alert: new […]
Let There Be Lanterns
Let There Be Lanterns Oct 15, 2026 40:22 Being fearless sounds like a pretty good qualification for a superhero. But is it all it’s cracked up to be? In this spoiler-filled episode of PopTorah, Rabbis Knopf and Olitzky dive into DC’s Lanterns, where cosmic powers collide with some very human problems. Along the way, we explore courage, the possibility of change, and what Jewish […]
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 2
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 2 Oct 11, 2026 32:48 This week, Brad and Steven are back for episode two of the new season. They bemoan the fate of the 2026 New York Yankees, who once again failed to perform well in the postseason, talk about US behavior on the world stage (spoiler alert: it’s not good), and wonder why the Secretary of Defense/War wants […]
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 1
Amen Corner Season 11, Episode 1 Oct 4, 2026 33:09 Welcome back to all of our loyal listeners for the eleventh(!) season of the Amen Corner. After much delay, Brad and Steven are back at it, reflecting on their changes since the podcast began back in 2016. But as much as things change, there will always be some constants: this week, the guys talk about […]
Chad Powers and the Trouble with Second Chances
Chad Powers and the Trouble with Second Chances Oct 1, 2026 38:44 What happens when your shot at redemption begins with a lie? In Hulu’s Chad Powers, disgraced quarterback Russ Holliday (Glenn Powell) disguises himself as an eccentric walk-on for the struggling South Georgia Catfish (get it?), hoping to play the game he loves again. It’s a ridiculous premise with a surprisingly serious question at its heart: Can […]
We Still Believe in ‘Ted Lasso’
We Still Believe in ‘Ted Lasso’ Sep 17, 2026 35:41 Five years ago, we declared that we believed in Ted Lasso, whose radical kindness and relentless optimism felt like just what the world needed. Now Ted is back — this time coaching AFC Richmond’s new women’s team — and so are we. In this episode of PopTorah, we return to the Torah of Ted Lasso and ask what […]
You Seem Pretty Sad for a “Spider-Man” So in Love
You Seem Pretty Sad for a “Spider-Man” So in Love Aug 27, 2026 57:49 In this spoiler-filled episode of PopTorah, Rabbis Knopf and Olitzky debate whether Spider-Man: Brand New Day succeeds as a Spider-Man story — or gets tangled in the MCU’s ever-expanding web. Along the way, we explore Peter Parker’s self-imposed isolation, the ways protecting others can become an excuse for keeping them at a distance, and the Torah’s insistence […]
The Odyssey and the Long Road Home
The Odyssey and the Long Road Home Aug 13, 2026 45:07 Christopher Nolan turns one of Western literature’s oldest homecoming stories into something darker: an epic about war, moral consequence, and the difficult work of return. In this spoiler-filled episode of PopTorah, we discuss how Nolan transforms Odysseus from a triumphant hero into a man slowly awakening to the destruction he has caused—and what the film’s […]
A ‘Toy Story’ for the Anxious Generation
A ‘Toy Story’ for the Anxious Generation Jul 30, 2026 55:03 What happens when playtime gives way to screen time? In this  episode of PopTorah, we explore Toy Story 5’s encounter between beloved old-school toys and a new generation of smart devices. Along the way, we discuss parenting in the age of tablets and social media, the pressure children feel to fit in, what technology does to […]

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