Permission to Believe
Permission to Believe
Podcast Description
Permission to Believe explores what’s possible when someone truly believes—in people, in relationships, and in themselves. Hosted by Rabbi Josh Zebberman, a speaker and counselor who helps individuals and couples reconnect with their values, each episode shares real stories of how belief sparked transformation. Through honest conversations with educators, leaders, and creatives, this podcast invites you to live with more purpose, connection, and hope.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of personal belief, relationships, and educational perspectives, with specific episodes exploring topics such as how belief impacts parenting challenges and the transformative power of faith in individuals, highlighted by conversations like the first episode featuring Rabbi Zalmy Kudan discussing belief in difficult children.
Permission to Believe explores what’s possible when someone truly believes—in people, in relationships, and in themselves. Hosted by Rabbi Josh Zebberman, a speaker and counselor who helps individuals and couples reconnect with their values, each episode shares real stories of how belief sparked transformation. Through honest conversations with educators, leaders, and creatives, this podcast invites you to live with more purpose, connection, and hope.
In this episode 3 of Permission to Believe, I sit down with Rabbi Michoel Gourarie to explore what it really means to hold onto belief when the world says it’s pointless — and why that kind of faith can transform not only the person you believe in, but you as well.This isn’t about blind optimism. It’s about knowing where to set the bar, when to adapt, and how to challenge someone precisely because you love them. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just someone who cares deeply about others, this episode will make you rethink what’s possible when you refuse to let go.
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