Steve stops by The Talk to discuss his new book, For You When I Am Gone, and how we can honestly and wholeheartedly live through our truths forever even when we think our stories end when we leave this earth.

Steve Leder talks about how our religious beliefs are up to us , as well as what we do with our bodies.

Steve Leder discusses how we can use our freedom to help liberate those who are still oppressed, by working for them as well as praying for their freedom and peace.

Steve explains why and how forgiveness is not such an easy task but it is something we can work through to understand how to deal with certain events and how to become better individuals to share that with others.

Steve Leder talks about how joy is a choice and how ritual is a great way to bring joy into our lives on our own.

Steve talks about how even during the darkest and scariest times for Ukraine, their president Volodymyr Zelensky is a true leader even with more turmoil ahead of him and his country against Putin.

Steve Leder joins Missy Modell to talk about the rise of antisemitism and how we ALL can call out hate, no matter where/when/religion.

Steve guides us all about how to move forward and through difficult times.

Steve Leder and Dr. Edith Eger have a conversation about committing to standing up against hate and speaking its name, by learning from history and helping to change the future for the better.

Steve discusses how the rise of antisemitism is not something we should be afraid of, but something we all can come together to fight and stand up against, as we are all leaders in our own way and shall all come together to protect one another, no matter religion.

Rabbi Steve Leder talks about how to find the joy in living but also in things we don’t always love to talk about, grief and death.

Steve speaks about his dear friend and legendary comedian Bob Saget and how even during the darkest of times, there are ways to find the light and find the beauty of what is left for us in someone’s passing.

Steve helps us all find new ways to make some sense and light through an extremely confusing and uncertain time, and that we have an ability to grow.

Rabbi Steve Leder discusses how we can find power within ourselves to grow, learn, and inspire others even when we are in the darkest times, to always love and be loved.

Maria Shriver and Steve Leder talk about how to find peace with such wild times that might be going on and going into a meaningful thought process, no matter how long it may take you.

Beverly Hills Courier adds an advisory board containing six prominent figures of our local community, one of whom is Rabbi Steve Leder.

Rabbi Steve Leder shares how to make each week holy, no matter what holidays are going on.

Steve Leder on how a grieving brain deals with a loved one’s death and how to heal.

Wallis Annenberg’s GenSpace , a community space for older adults to help preserve wellness and connection, becomes part of Wilshire Boulevard Temple.

Steve explains how everyone, no matter what faith/if any at all, can all live the most full life in the most simple of ways.

During such wild and unprecedented times, Steve Leder helps us find ways to enjoy the deceased through television even when we are mourning those we have lost in real life.

Steve shares how death is a scary thought when we’re not actively going through it but is just part of life’s process because death is not actually about dying, but about living.

Rabbi Steve Leder answers five questions that truly help all with moving through loss and grief, and living life to the absolute fullest.

Steve shares how we can find true meaning in life when we go back to the basics and letgo of all the unnecessary extras we are holding onto for no reason.

Steve talks about how even though we may not have been given the tricks and tools to grieve those we’ve lost, we are still able to honor their memory and light, the most important trick and tool they taught us without even telling us.

Steve Leder shares how the new expansion at Wilshire Boulevard Temple brings people together through love, religion, prayer, and connection in this brand new building.

Steve Leder talks about valentines day, the day of love, isn’t just about love, but how we can honor our pain and suffering with the experience of what comes with it.