Crossing Faiths

In this engaging conversation between host John Pinna and Rabbi Josh Franklin of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, they explore the intersection of faith, humor, and community leadership.

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Artificial Intelligence and Empathy:Franklin believes artificial intelligence tools will have implications across all industries. Everyone from doctors to lawyers to rabbis will need to evolve and develop their skillset. One way they can start is by focusing on empathy and developing relationships — something ChatGPT can’t do better.

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What Are Tehillim?

Rabbi and frequent reciter of Tehillim, Rabbi Josh Franklin of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, sheds light on the secret weapon Jews possess. Franklin goes into detail on why these 150 psalms, thought to be written by the prophecy of King David, are timeless pieces that have given Jews the strength to survive for 3000+ years. Chaz Volk, host of Bad Jew, who recently became aware of this collection of writings, sits with Rabbi Franklin to learn of the relevant texts and history of Tehillim.

Who’s Here in the Hamptons

This week on the “Dan’s Talks” podcast, Dan speaks with Rabbi Josh Franklin of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. In his career as a rabbi, Franklin has enlivened the Jewish community by reimagining spirituality through creative mediums and his passion for music, technology and unique forms of Jewish education.

He is also a Dan’s Papers contributor, sharing the occasional spiritual insight in “Hamptons Soul,” and an Artists & Writers softball game MVP!

NPR: Here and Now

Rabbi Josh Franklin, Pastor Henry Brinton and Muslim elder Hussein Rashid reflect on a holy season made tense by the Israel-Hamas war.

What does It Profit

Dr. Dawn speaks to Josh Franklin, a rabbi at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons in New York, who used the chatbot ChatGPT to help write one of his sermons. Rabbi Franklin tells us his thoughts on how he hopes AI can be used as a tool for people to

NPR: Here and Now

Religious leaders speak on hope and evil during wartime. Here & Now's Jane Clayson speaks with two religious leaders from Long Island, New York, about what they will teach their congregations this holiday weekend, as disturbing images from Ukraine spark conversations about moral responsibility.

Rabbi Joshua Franklin, who is on a mission trip in Poland to help Ukrainian refugees, and Father Constantine Lazarakis reflect on Passover and Easter this year. Together they write a column called "Hamptons Soul."

Real Talk with Jim Vrettos and Barbara Layton

Muslims and Jews: Let the Healing Begin

Interfaith connections: The speakers discuss their personal stories and shared moments of pain, fear, and anger, acknowledging the trauma within their respective communities.