More to the Story with Lea Rubashkin-Wolff
Join host Lea Rubashkin-Wolff as she seeks the sacred in the everyday and dares to ask the questions we often leave unspoken. Rooted in Jewish thought and spiritual curiosity, More to the Story is a space for bold conversation, tender reflection, and personal excavation.
Each episode invites listeners into deep inquiry through solo teachings, intimate roundtable sessions, and conversations with guests navigating life’s complexities with authenticity and faith. Whether exploring themes of identity, pain, belief, or healing, Lea offers a lens that’s both deeply personal and universally resonant.
This is a podcast for those who crave depth, who live between questions, and who know there’s always more to the story.
More to the Story with Lea Rubashkin-Wolff
Latest Episodes
Behar-Bechukosai: Returning to Alignment
In this episode of More to the Story, I speak about the double Parsha of Behar-Bechukosai which tells of the mitzvah of Shemitah, the commandment to let the land rest.I talk about the force of productivity, survival, and financial striv...
Emor: Making Room for the Parts That Cannot Serve
In this episode, I reflect on Parshas Emor and the laws of the Kohanim, the priests who were asked to live with a higher level of awareness, purity, and service.I speak about the Kohen who had a blemish and was not able to serve in the ...
Acharei-Kedoshim: Facing Darkness, Choosing Holiness
In this episode, I discuss Parshas Acharei Mos-Kedoshim, which name indicates the shift from “after death” into holiness.I speak about desire, how powerful it is, and what happens when it isn’t held with awareness. The Torah offers very...
Tazria–Metzora: The Protection of the Mikvah
In this episode of More to the Story, I reflect on the Parsha of Tazria–Metzora and the way the Torah describes a process where something internal begins to reveal itself externally in the body, in the home, and in the life a person is living.<...
Tzav: Keeping the Fire Alive in a Numb World
In this episode, I reflect on Parshas Tzav, Shabbos Hagadol, and the days leading into Pesach. I speak about the fire on the alter that could never go out, what it means in our own lives to stay alive and connected, and why numbness is often mo...