This podcast brings highly relevant life lessons to the modern mind, featuring the weekly classes led by Rabbi Moishy Goldman, director of Chabad in Waterloo, Ontario.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: chabad, jewish, Judaism, laurier, learn, learning, Lunch, Parsha, Podcast, Rabbi, torah, waterloo
We all try to dedicate time for learning Torah. Many people attend Daf Yomi, have a chavrusa, etc. Yet, most people find it difficult to learn Halacha in a consistent and clear way. We either spend too much time on one subject or try to breeze through a summary of all the laws in a few minutes. Neither of these approaches work. The concept of 12 Minute Halacha Daily (Monday through Friday) is to spend one hour a week learning Halacha from the sources all the way through the contemporary poskim and applications. This can be listened to while driving, sitting down with the sefer, or even while taking a leisurely walk. The purpose of the Shiur is to learn Halacha together without getting bogged down with many details or fancy lomdus. This way one can go through many Halachos with a deep appreciation of the sources, the rules, and see why we do what we do in our everyday lives. That is why i chose the Chayei Adam as a springboard. This podcast isn’t intended to replace the need for a Rav in one’s life. This is simply Limud Hatorah together. My hope is that we discuss some of these things by our Shabbos table and show our family that although we need to spend significant time at work, our excitement and passion is for Limud Hatorah, Avoidas hashem and Halacha. Please reach out with questions, suggestions or complaints. 12minutehalacha @gmail.com This podcast is powered for free by Torahcasts. Start your own forever free Torah podcast today at https://torahcasts.com/sign-up/ and share your Torah with the world.
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Tags: daily, eli, Frum, Halacha, jewish, law, markowitz, Rabbi, shiur, torah, torahcast, torahcasts, Yeshiva
Join Rabbi Brad Hirschfield as he examines and elucidates the spiritual truths and realities behind the news, politics, and culture we experience every day. The guiding philosophy: there is something we can learn from everything in the world. Brad Hirschfield is the President of Clal and the Executive Editor of The Wisdom Daily.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: brad, Culture, debate, donald, hirschfield, Israel, jewish, Politics, Rabbi, religion, short, spirituality, Trump
Pillar of Greatness: The Maharal of Prague The Maharal of Prague, the great teacher Rabbi Yehudah Lowey was born in the year 5272 and passed away 97 years later. (1525-1609) (acronym for Morenu Hagadol Rebi Lowey) Even though he was known as the Maharal of Prague it’s said that it’s more correct to call Prague, ‘Prague of the Maharal’. The Maharal, was one of the outstanding Jewish minds of the sixteenth century. He wrote numerous books on Jewish law, philosophy, and morality, and developed an entirely new approach to the aggada of the Talmud. The Maharal rejected the idea that boys should begin instruction at an early age, insisting instead that children be taught in accordance with their intellectual maturity. He was held in great esteem by his contemporaries and has had a profound impact on all streams of Judaism. Rabbi Kook stated that the “Maharal was the father of the approach of the Gaon of Vilna on the one hand, and of the father of Chasidut, on the other hand.” Rabbi Shneur Zalman, founder of Chabad Chasidism, and a direct descendant of the Maharal, bases much of his famous work – the Tanya – on the teachings of his great grandfather. Ironically, he is credited with the creation of a golem, an activity he would probably have opposed. A golem is a human figure created from clay and brought to life by use of the Ineffable Name of God. Since the letters of that name were considered to be the original source of life, it is thought possible for one knowledgeable in the secrets of the Divine Power to use them to create life. Discussions of golems go back to the Talmud. Rava is said to have created such a man. In the sixteenth century numerous golems were said to have been created, but in each case their power increased and threatened human life, so they were destroyed by their makers. Yehudah Loew of Prague was said to have created a golem to protect the Jewish community from Blood Accusations. It was close to Easter, and a Jew-hating priest was trying to incite the Christians against the Jews. The golem protected the community from hard during the Easter season. However, the creature threatened innocent lives, so Yehudah Loew removed the Divine Name, thus rendering the golem lifeless. Today someone who is large but intellectually slow is sometimes called a golem. Pete Hamill has written a book called Snow in August about a golem created in the late 1940’s in Brooklyn. The Maharal was very active in community work. He did much to improve social ethics. He was a far-seeing educator whose many ideas for educational reform struck deep chords in many people. His resting place in the Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague is still visited today by thousands of people.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: chumash, freundlich, Judaism, maharal, noach, Rabbi, Religion & Spirituality
The Unboxing Judaism Podcast is a lively dialogue and discussion between Rabbi Yaakov Nagel and Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe that helps unbox and demystify the most fundamental ideas in Judaism that are commonly misunderstood.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: 613, Bamidbar, Bereishit, chabad, Chanuka, Chanukah, connect, Deuteronomy, Devarim, Dreidel, Dvar, Esther, exodus, free, G-d, Genesis, God, Haftora, Hashem, Hebrew, Hebrews, History, houston, Israel, israeli, jerusalem, jew, jewish, Judaism, kollel, Kosher, Leviticus, Matzah, Megillah, Menorah, Mitzvah, moses, moshe, navi, numbers, outreach, Parsha, Passover, pesach, prophets, purim, Rabbi, Rosh Hashanah, shabbat, Shabbos, Shemot, Shofar, Sukkot, tanach, Texas, torah, TORCH, Tu B'shvat, Tu Beshvat, tutorial, Vayikra, Wisdom, Yom Kippur
If you are enjoying this holy podcast, please consider sponsoring for a loved one or making a tax deductible donation by going to DailyHolyStory.com/DonateMy Dear Listeners,One of the most powerful tools that teaches Jewish values & principles is a story. My late father of blessed memory, Chacham Baruch Ben Haim , was very famous for using stories & parables in his teachings. He would often quote the Maggid Midubna in his famous parables on the weekly Parasha. It is well known that Rav Nachman of Breslov the Ben Ish Chai would relate their teachings through stories.In the last 4 decades, I have followed this tradition in my Torah deliveries. It is my hope & prayer, that with the new project of Daily Holy Story, launched by my dear friend Eddie Levy, that the lessons of these stories will reach the entire Jewish world, and serve as an elevation for the holy soul of my dear fatherBaruch Refael Ben Miriam, amen.Have a Wonderful Day,Rabbi Eli Ben Chaim See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This podcast is powered by JewishPodcasts.org. Start your own podcast today and share your content with the world. Click jewishpodcasts.fm/signup to get started.
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Tags: Baruch, Ben Chaim, Chacham, Daf Yomi, Eli Ben Chaim, Hashem, hashkafa, Holy, jewish, Jewish story, Judaism, Kedusha, Levy, Mishpachat, musar, mussar, Rabbi, Tora, torah, Truth, wonderful
Empowering talks by Rabbi Manis Friedman changing your life for the better, one idea at a time.
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How do we balance getting things done while finding deeper meaning in our lives? Rabbi Arnie Samlan of Jewish Connectivity invites you to infuse Jewish wisdom into life’s daily journey. In each episode Arnie shares a thought for reflection, and invites you to tweet back your answers to these simple yet deep life-questions..
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This Jewish Inspiration Podcast is dedicated to learning, understanding and enhancing our relationship with Hashem by working on improving our G-d given soul traits and aspiring to reflect His holy name each and every day. The goal is for each listener to hear something inspirational with each episode that will enhance their life.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: 613, Bamidbar, Bereishit, chabad, Chanuka, Chanukah, connect, Deuteronomy, Devarim, Dreidel, Dvar, Esther, exodus, free, G-d, Genesis, God, Haftora, Hashem, Hebrew, Hebrews, History, houston, Israel, israeli, jerusalem, jew, jewish, Judaism, kollel, Kosher, Leviticus, Matzah, Megillah, Menorah, Mitzvah, moses, moshe, navi, numbers, outreach, Parsha, Passover, pesach, prophets, purim, Rabbi, Rosh Hashanah, shabbat, Shabbos, Shemot, Shofar, Sukkot, tanach, Texas, torah, TORCH, Tu B'shvat, Tu Beshvat, tutorial, Vayikra, Wisdom, Yom Kippur
TWO FAITHS. ONE FRIENDSHIP. A MILLION POSSIBLE INSIGHTS. The combined clergy experience and study of Pastor Danielle and Rabbi Ari make for conversations that are engaging, stimulating, inspiring, and challenging. Together, they model the promise and hope of multi-faith conversations in this pluralistic world, and how to seek the very best of one another. Never afraid to engage with the difficult topics, or to be slightly irreverent, A Rabbi & A Pastor Walked In will be sure to challenge your thinking, grow your faith, and expand our love in this world.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christianity, dialogue, faith, Inter-Faith, Israel, Judaism, Multi-Faith, pastor, Rabbi
Learn Torah together with Rabbi Dovid Rosenbaum for five-minutes a day, five days a week. Produced by Young Israel Shomrai Emunah of Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Tags: Israel, online, Rabbi, Rosenbaum, shiur, shiurim, torah, yise, young
Examines the shifting American Jewish experience and what that means for the future of Judaism in America. It is getting more difficult to rely on traditional Jewish institutions like Synagogue, Day School, Camp etc. Why is that? What is changing? How do we pivot? How do we REIMAGINE ourselves, our communities, our institutions to ensure the future of being Jewish in America.Hosted by Yoella, Dan & Asher
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Tags: Hebrew, jewish, Judaic, Judaica, Judaism, Rabbi, reimagine, religion, synagogue
Regina Jonas (1902-1944), who is now widely recognised as the world’s first female rabbi, was ordained in Nazi Germany in 1935. However, for many years after her death at Auschwitz, she remained a largely forgotten figure until the discovery of her papers in the early 1990s. This collection explores Jonas’ story, which raises important issues in relation to the role of women in historiography and the connection between processes of remembering, forgetting and identity formation. Stefanie Sinclair, Open University Lecturer in Religious Studies, travels to Berlin to find out more about Jonas’ life and legacy within the Jewish community and speaks to British rabbis Sybil Sheridan and Elli Tikvah Sarah about why Jonas was almost forgotten and what she means to them and to other rabbis in Britain today. This material is taken from the Open University course: A332 Why is religion controversial?
Categories: Education
Tags: Abraham Geiger College, Auschwitz, Berlin, Biography, Centrum Judaicum, Elli Tikvah Sarah, female, female rabbi, Germany, Hermann Simon, historiography, History, jew, jewish, Judaism, legacy, Nazi, Rabbi, Rabbi Elisa Klapheck, Rabbi Jonas, Rabbina Jonas, Rabbis, Regina Jonas, Stefanie Sinclair, Sybil Sheridan, women
Producing radio & TV shows for the Internet
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Rabbi Darren Levine shares practical and spiritual wisdom to increase the happiness and wellbeing in your life, your community, and the world.
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JOIN A WONDERFUL GROUP OF LIBERAL RABBIS AND TEACHERS AS WE TAKE PART IN THE CYCLE OF THE DAF YOMI. EACH WEEK A DIFFERENT TEACHER PRESENTS SHORT EPISODES ON THE DAILY DAF “DIFFERENTLY”. (Masechet Shekalim)
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Podcasting from Boston, MA – the city of innovation, education, and of course Fenway Park – this is TI Clergy Corner, a podcast that brings you timely, insightful, and impactful weekly sermons!
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Tags: Clergy, holidays, jewish, Judaism, Rabbi, Sermons, shabbat
Getting Rabbi Orlofsky’s shiurim (Torah classes) is easier than ever! This feed hosts Rabbi Orlofsky’s shiurim on dating, marriage, and related topics, pulled directly from rabbiorlofsky.com. There’s no set schedule, but expect updates every once in a while. Enjoy!
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Tags: dating, love, marriage, orlofsky, Rabbi, relationships, romance, shiur, shiurim, torah, wedding
Wisdom gleaned from life’s twists and turns. “May all your detours be destinations.” Rabbi David Ingber received that blessing from a dear friend many years ago and never forgot it. The echo of those words continues to resonate and inspire today. Can we reframe obstacles as opportunities? How do we recognize when a stumbling block truly is a stairway? In this new podcast, Rabbi Ingber sits down with thought leaders, changemakers, and spiritual seekers, for heart-centered conversations about the winding paths we take, and the insights gleaned along the way. These are conversations about resilience, transformation, the beauty and messiness of being human — a touchstone for listeners seeking wisdom in perilous times.
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Tags: ideas, Identity, life journeys, mental-health, Philosophy, Rabbi, seeking, self-discovery, spirituality, thought leaders, wellness