THE DEFINITIVE RAP: Great Jewish Women Interview with Talia Rapps founder of the Butterfly Charity Foundation
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Show Notes
From the days of Miriam, the sister of Moshe Rabbeinu who was born during the Egyptian exile, to after the Exodus, women such as Rachav, Ruth, Yael, and of course Queen Esther, and then Yehudis of the
Maccabean period to the present time, there have existed courageous women that have been outstanding figures in history to the extent that these Nashim Tzidkaniyos, these holy women of their era have saved the Jewish nation. Little is known about many others, because with time Jewish women were taught that whatever they do must be done in a quiet manner of tzenuah. Unseen and unheard. Boldness was no longer in vogue for a Jewish woman. And those who did oftentimes received criticism.
Baila Sebrow, host of The Definitive Rap sat down with Talia Rapps the founder of the Butterfly Charity Foundation which has produced both the total revolution conference a Jewish women’s empowerment
conference and The Spiritual Experience Events.
Talia discussed educating the world on the
beauty of spirituality illuminated through the Bible, how she came to do this, and where this force within her is coming from.
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