All seven episodes are thoughtful and superbly produced. The series is at once historical and current, personal and universal, funny and tragic, atheistic and spiritual, erudite and plain-spoken, thought-provoking and educational and, in the end, hopeful and inspiring. Whether you’re Jewish or not, Noah’s production is well worth an attentive listen.

This is a fascinating personal narrative, and thought-provoking in many ways. Also very well-produced. I felt like I was at a Passover seder in person as Noah re-enacted it. Thank you for sharing your story, Noah.

Episode 2 felt as though my lifelong thoughts about my own Jewish identity had been perfectly articulated. This is a beautifully crafted podcast. I can’t wait to hear more!