Dan Senor

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4,355 appearances 35 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard yesterday

Dan Senor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 35 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 14.

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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor · The Ascendent Journey of The High Holidays - with Rachel Goldberg-Polin · 6 Sep 2026 podcast

Maybe it should be, but it's not. voice-verified

But what about this and everyone does this and my family does this? voice-verified

We say this to each other and I always wonder, is it box checking exercises? voice-verified

I mean, it's not box checking, it's heartfelt, but there is a box checking feel to it. voice-verified

And this is gonna be annoying maybe to my family who are listening to this, thinking that I'm I'm not suggesting that they're superficial in in the way we do this with one another. voice-verified

Right, it's a whole thing. voice-verified

You call someone, hey, if there's anything I did to hurt you or offend you over the last year or ki I just want to ask you for your for your forgiveness. voice-verified

And you kind of jam it in, like you're like rushing, like running before you hit the tape of Colny Dre of when Yomkey Boar starts to get in those requests for forgiveness. voice-verified

Is that like a diasporic thing? voice-verified

Is that a Western thing? voice-verified

Like it does feel very again, and I do it. voice-verified

If I'm shaming anyone here, I'm voice-verified

shaming myself. voice-verified

Like I do this too. voice-verified

And and for our listeners who aren't as familiar with this quote unquote tradition, as we le approach Yom Kippur, we ask loved ones, we ask people close to us for forgiveness for anything we may have done to them over the previous year because the idea is Yom Kippur is like after Yom Kippur, you get like a clean slate to start again. voice-verified

It's the people closest to you. voice-verified

My rabbi David Ingber, who you've met, who's our family rabbi and is a close friend and teacher, he a couple of years ago, I remember on Yom Kippur, he gave this sermon where he confronted this line that you hear so much these days, which is, I refuse to live with regrets, or I don't live with regrets. voice-verified

You know, to live with regrets is to constantly look back and you just always gotta look forward. voice-verified

And he was like, he made this argument in his sermon. voice-verified

That's preposterous. voice-verified

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