R' Aaron Lipskar | Advocating For Jews In Prison

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Education, Religion & Spirituality, Jewish, Jew, Meaningful, Self-improvement, People, Judaism

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🗓️ 5 August 2023

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Rabbi Aaron Lipskar is the Executive Director of the Aleph Institute.

Since its founding in 1981, Aleph has been in touch with thousands of people affected by incarceration. Aleph’s mission, that no one ever feel alone or forgotten, also extends to the brave men and women fighting to defend our country overseas. Aleph helps isolated people and shattered families persevere, giving them hope to overcome their devastating circumstances.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody welcome back to the meaningful people podcasts a new week a new episode this week
0:05.4	We sat down with a very iron lip skirt from the olive institute. What is the olive institute?
0:10.4	So the olive institute is dedicated to assisting and caring for the well-being of members of specific populations
0:15.9	That are isolated from the regular community whether in the US military
0:20.6	Prisoners and people institutionalized are at risk of incarceration due to mental health or addiction
0:26.4	Olive institute addresses their religious educational and spiritual needs and advocates for their civil and religious rights
0:33.0	Something huge it off also does is preventative, you know
0:36.9	They teach like he listen if you do this you may have the prison if you do that you may have the prison
0:41.4	Don't do it. So we sat down with the CEO of olive institute
0:46.5	Who he himself began as volunteer for olive institute? I think back in 1995 going around the different prisons rapping to fill in on people speaking to people
0:53.7	Their slogan is no one alone no one forgotten or no one forgot no one alone and they do really really incredible work
1:00.0	We speak a lot about
1:01.7	You know how people leave prison and integrate back into the community because obviously there is a big stigma
1:07.2	Surrounding that so this is a great conversation that has brought you from our friends at Albert and associates
1:13.8	You know you might have a really nice some of money. You're being counting you're thinking I have a lot of money
1:19.2	I don't really need a financial advisor to tell me what to do
1:23.6	But you might not know what to do and it's okay to admit that it's okay to say hey listen bar Shem
1:28.6	I was you know able to make this money, but are you maximizing it?
1:33.9	Is it growing the way it should be growing or are you getting out like eighty two dollars a year and interest payments from Chase like come on
1:39.4	Ain't nobody got time for that your money should be growing
1:42.5	So you need to call Mosha Albert or email him at Albert Mosha at gmail.com and just free consultation
1:49.2	Give him a call see if he can help you give him a call at seven one eight six four four one five nine four seven one eight six four four one five nine four because
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