Rabbi Wolfe explores the perspective of the Nesivos Shalom on one of the most enigmatic episodes in the Torah: Why was Moshe punished so harshly for hitting the rock instead of speaking to it-- why was he banned from bringing the Jewish People into Israel, and why did Hashem accuse him of not having adequate faith in Him?

Raised in Mexico, Rochel Meira Potestio shares her incredible journey where she was at one point a Christian Missionary, who eventually converted to Orthodox Judaism. She is now a leader in her community, and shares her inspirational story with us! Don't miss it!

This Drasha was given on Parshas Nasso and explores how the Jewish people could have been on such a low level when they left Egypt, only to be on the highest level imaginable 50 days later when they received the Torah.

In this episode we interview the incredible, inspiring, thoughtful and well-spoken Teah. Teah recently graduated from Columbia University, and describes her experiences as a Jew on Campus during October 7th, the following semester and a half, and during the encampments.

On this episode of Judaism with Altitude we get a glimpse into the background of Rabbi Danny Wolfe-- diving into his upbringing, his journey towards observant Judaism, how he met Sara, and what drives him.

Rabbi Wolfe shares the drasha (sermon) from this past week's Parish Parshas Bechukosai in which he discusses the importance of internal peace, and the dangers of division.

In our first episode we share what the goal is of this podcast, and we profile one of our co-hosts, the one and only Rebbetzin Sara Wolfe.