You're (probably) Not Tone Deaf
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You're (probably) Not Tone Deaf
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In this episode, Hazan Diana Brewer reflects on Jewish spirituality through singing, listening, and the experience of being told not to use one’s voice. She describes working with students who believe they are tone-deaf, explaining that many can hear differences in pitch but were never given the chance to learn how to turn what they hear into sound. Brewer also speaks about the harm of being chronically silenced and about inviting people to play with their voices without judgment. As the Torah reading cycle moves toward Devarim, she connects these ideas to “Shema,” or “listen,” and reflects on attentive listening, shared sound, and the importance of imagining a space where one’s voice can be heard freely.
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