Click here for last year's telling of Behaalotcha!

There are so many interesting stories in Parshat Behaalotcha! So much so that it was difficult for our sages to choose one Haftarah to be read that would connect to the different threads of the Torah portion. So instead of choosing one to learn about, let's learn all three!

Click here for last year's telling of Parshat Naso!

The people learn of a powerful blessing that not only resounds through the generations but that also has cosmic powers to fend off evil angels in heaven!

Click here to listen to last year's telling of Bemidbar!

The time has finally come for B'nai Yisrael to leave Har Sinai to begin their journey in the wilderness on the way to Eretz Yisrael. But they can't just run into the wilderness and hope for the best - they have to organize carefully and thoughtfull. Moshe and God make clear, they have a plan.

Yunkele the Farmer finds some daylight in his attempts to argue against the Torah as Moshe presents a "choice." The prophet Yirmiyahu explains to his people that there is more choice in life than Moshe even realized.

Click here for last year's telling of Behar (and Behukotai)!

Yunkaleh the Farmer is still struggling with the laws about the Promised Land because they are going to hamstring his attempts for total land domination. Moshe warns about what will happen if they people don't obey and then Yirmiyahu lives the experience during the time of Tzikiyahu HaMelech.

Click here for last year's telling of Parshat Emor!

Yunkala the Farmer has a lot to say about why he doesn't think he should have to celebrate the agricultural holidays. Moshe then encounters a very tragic character in the Torah whose life begins and ends with talking.

This week imagines what life was like in Ancient Egypt and the terrible unkindness and immorality that was rampant before the Torah was given.

Click here for last year's telling of Parshat Acharei Mot!

Yom Kippur has always been a big holiday for the Jewish people and their leadership. In different generations, the ritual has been modified and changed but it all starts with Aaron and his children.

Listen to last year's telling of Tazria/Metzora here!

Listen to last year's telling of Shabbat Ha'Gadol here!

We fast forward in time to when Miryam and Aaron complain about Moshe. Miryam is afflicted with skin disease as a punishment for her slander. Moshe finds himself having to decide whether to stand up for his insulting sister or let her live with her skin diease.

Listen to last year's telling of Tazria here!