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Beyond The Pale explores cutting edge Jewish culture and offers local, national, and international political debate and analysis from a Jewish perspective. Sundays, noon to 1 p.m., on WBAI/New York, 99.5 FM; podcast updated weekly.

Beyond the Pale

San Francisco Bay Area Podcaster, Ed Pinto, talks about a number of topics that range from world news - restaurant reviews - gardening and a whole lot more.  You may not agree with Ed on everything, but hopefully you find yourself entertained.

San Francisco Bay Area Podcaster, Ed Pinto, talks about a number of topics that range from world news - restaurant reviews - gardening and a whole lot more. You may not agree with Ed on everything, but hopefully you find yourself entertained.

Across-The-Board

Tóra, Talmud, muszár, halacha - mindenféle tanítások zsidó témakörökben.

Szántó-Várnagy Binjomin

Rosh Hashanah Shas
        Illuminated

Цикл аудиоуроков рабанит Эстер Оффенгенден по книге Шофтим (Судьи), которая является частью раздела ТаНаХа «Невиим» (Пророки). На каких примерах лучше учиться? Можно изучать поступки праведников и таким образом учиться двигаться наверх. Об этом – Пятикнижие и первая книга Пророков (Йеошуа). А можно учиться, изучая ошибки людей прошлого, и об этом книга Судей. Это первая из книг ТаНаХа, которая рассказывает о том, что происходит с нашим народом, когда мы живем неидеально, и какой цикл взлетов и падений нам приходится проходить. Есть ли способ вырваться из этого цикла?..

Эстер Оффенгенден  — Книга Шофтим — Книга Судей

YUTORAH: Dr. Shawn Zelig Aster -- Recent Shiurim

Welcome to My Daily Offering for God, for Israel, for myself, for you, and for all of the Children of Israel everywhere.  I'm Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz.  Whether you just woke up or whether you are finding a few minutes in the middle of your day, I hope this helps you focus your day's energy on what's important, on what's meaningful, on service, and on acts of loving kindness.  Much like there were daily offerings in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, I have decided to create this podcast to share my daily offerings of wisdom, of hope, of prayer, of the Jewish Tradition.

Much thanks to Dale Schatz for writing and recording the music for this podcast.  Blessings!

Welcome to My Daily Offering for God, for Israel, for myself, for you, and for all of the Children of Israel everywhere. I'm Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz. Whether you just woke up or whether you are finding a few minutes in the middle of your day, I hope this helps you focus your day's energy on what's important, on what's meaningful, on service, and on acts of loving kindness. Much like there were daily offerings in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, I have decided to create this podcast to share my daily offerings of wisdom, of hope, of prayer, of the Jewish Tradition. Much thanks to Dale Schatz for writing and recording the music for this podcast. Blessings!

My Daily Offering

Une émission proposée et animée par Laurence Goldmann et Laura Schwartz en partenariat avec le Guide culturel des Juifs d&rsquo;Europe.
Partez à la découverte de l&rsquo;histoire juive et de son patrimoine, souvent méconnu, des grande villes européennes.
Les 2ème et 4ème jeudi du mois à 13h
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<h2 style="text-align: left;">À propos du Guide :  » Le Guide culturel des Juifs d&rsquo;Europe « </h2>
<h3 style="text-align: left;">Paru aux éditions du Seuil</h3>
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Divisé en grandes parties (Europe du Sud-Ouest, Europe de l&rsquo;Est, Europe Centrale, Europe du Sud-Est, Europe du Nord-Ouest, Scandinavie), ce guide nous mène d&rsquo;un berceau de la culture juive en un lieu de mémoire ou un site tristement oublié ; un ensemble qui constitue la richesse du patrimoine culturel juif, présent dans les coins les plus reculés de l&rsquo;Europe.
Quatrième de couverture 
Une équipe de journalistes, d&rsquo;historiens, d&rsquo;amoureux de l&rsquo;histoire juive, a entrepris d&rsquo;écrire ce guide unique qui conduira le voyageur à découvrir une Europe inconnue, en dehors des circuits touristiques. Certains lieux sont célèbres et incontournables &#8211; tels le ghetto de Venise ou le vieux quartier juif de Prague-, mais les trésors d&rsquo;une culture juive qui a marqué et marque encore l&rsquo;Europe sont absents des ouvrages habituels. À chaque étape, vous pourrez désormais visiter les synagogues de Provence ou les ruelles de petites villes de Roumanie ou d&rsquo;Ukraine, retrouver la vie juive de jadis à Sarajevo, à Istanbul ou à Sofia, savoir qu&rsquo;au coin d&rsquo;une rue il y a souvent un musée, un temple, un cimetière, un souvenir, une anecdote. Si le guide se divise en grandes aires géographiques européennes, c&rsquo;est pour mieux raconter l&rsquo;histoire de cette culture passée ou présente, vous permettre de refaire le parcours, simplement en tournant les pages.
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Une émission proposée et animée par Laurence Goldmann et Laura Schwartz en partenariat avec le Guide culturel des Juifs d’Europe. Partez à la découverte de l’histoire juive et de son patrimoine, souvent méconnu, des grande villes européennes. Les 2ème et 4ème jeudi du mois à 13h À propos du Guide : » Le Guide culturel des Juifs d’Europe « Paru aux éditions du Seuil Divisé en grandes parties (Europe du Sud-Ouest, Europe de l’Est, Europe Centrale, Europe du Sud-Est, Europe du Nord-Ouest, Scandinavie), ce guide nous mène d’un berceau de la culture juive en un lieu de mémoire ou un site tristement oublié ; un ensemble qui constitue la richesse du patrimoine culturel juif, présent dans les coins les plus reculés de l’Europe. Quatrième de couverture Une équipe de journalistes, d’historiens, d’amoureux de l’histoire juive, a entrepris d’écrire ce guide unique qui conduira le voyageur à découvrir une Europe inconnue, en dehors des circuits touristiques. Certains lieux sont célèbres et incontournables – tels le ghetto de Venise ou le vieux quartier juif de Prague-, mais les trésors d’une culture juive qui a marqué et marque encore l’Europe sont absents des ouvrages habituels. À chaque étape, vous pourrez désormais visiter les synagogues de Provence ou les ruelles de petites villes de Roumanie ou d’Ukraine, retrouver la vie juive de jadis à Sarajevo, à Istanbul ou à Sofia, savoir qu’au coin d’une rue il y a souvent un musée, un temple, un cimetière, un souvenir, une anecdote. Si le guide se divise en grandes aires géographiques européennes, c’est pour mieux raconter l’histoire de cette culture passée ou présente, vous permettre de refaire le parcours, simplement en tournant les pages. À propos du Site :  

Une émission proposée et animée par Laurence Goldmann et Laura Schwartz en partenariat avec le Guide culturel des Juifs d’Europe.
Partez à la découverte de l’histoire juive et de son patrimoine, souvent méconnu, des grande villes européennes.
Les 2ème et 4ème jeudi du mois à 13h

À&nbsp;propos du Guide : &nbsp;» Le Guide culturel des Juifs d’Europe «&nbsp;
Paru aux éditions du Seuil


Divisé en grandes parties (Europe du Sud-Ouest, Europe de l’Est, Europe Centrale, Europe du Sud-Est, Europe du Nord-Ouest, Scandinavie), ce guide nous mène d’un berceau de la culture juive en un lieu de mémoire ou un site tristement oublié ; un ensemble qui constitue la richesse du patrimoine culturel juif, présent dans les coins les plus reculés de l’Europe.
Quatrième de couverture 
Une équipe de journalistes, d’historiens, d’amoureux de l’histoire juive, a entrepris d’écrire ce guide unique qui conduira le voyageur à découvrir une Europe inconnue, en dehors des circuits touristiques. Certains lieux sont célèbres et incontournables – tels le ghetto de Venise ou le vieux quartier juif de Prague-, mais les trésors d’une culture juive qui a marqué et marque encore l’Europe sont absents des ouvrages habituels. À chaque étape, vous pourrez désormais visiter les synagogues de Provence ou les ruelles de petites villes de Roumanie ou d’Ukraine, retrouver la vie juive de jadis à Sarajevo, à Istanbul ou à Sofia, savoir qu’au coin d’une rue il y a souvent un musée, un temple, un cimetière, un souvenir, une anecdote. Si le guide se divise en grandes aires géographiques européennes, c’est pour mieux raconter l’histoire de cette culture passée ou présente, vous permettre de refaire le parcours, simplement en tournant les pages.

À&nbsp;propos du Site :
<a href="https://jguideeurope.org/fr/a-propos/" rel="noopener noreferrer"></a>

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Schwartz Laura – Sur les pas des Juifs d’Europe

Rabbi Paysach Krohn (born January 29, 1945, Tu Bishvat) is a Rav, mohel, author, and lecturer on topics related to ethics and spiritual growth. He is the author of the bestselling "Maggid" series of books for ArtScroll, inspired by the stories of Rabbi Sholom Schwadron, who was known as the "Maggid of Jerusalem". He also authored a seminal work on brit milah (religious circumcision), also published by ArtScroll. (Bio adapted from Wikipedia)

Rabbi Paysach Krohn - TorahAnytime Presents

Цикл видеоуроков Иты Минкиной по книге одного из духовных лидеров поколения рава Шломо Вольбе «Взращивание и строительство в воспитании». Рав Вольбе в своей книге передает основные принципы еврейского воспитания и предлагает родителям способы их применения в современном мире. Что нужно вообще знать о воспитании? Как не злиться на детей? Как и в каких случаях нужно наказывать детей? Как научиться говорить нужные слова в нужный момент? Каковы основные ошибки родителей? И что делать, чтобы вырастить детей богобоязненными евреями?

Ита Минкина  — Взращивание и строительство в воспитании

Lectures and classes by Rav Berg
Kabbalah ~ Zohar ~ The Rav

Lectures and classes by Rav Berg Kabbalah ~ Zohar ~ The Rav

HaRav's Army

זוגיות? חינוך? תיקון המידות? הרב אהרן לוי ועורך הדין שרון נהרי בסדרת תכניות בגובה העיניים.

זוגיות? חינוך? תיקון המידות? הרב אהרן לוי ועורך הדין שרון נהרי בסדרת תכניות בגובה העיניים.

מדברים בשניים עם הרב אהרן לוי ועו"ד שרון נהרי

Various gospel songs performed by The Halls & Cindy, of the church of God (seventh day). Record Album: Something Worth Living For.
More music can be found at https://wcog7.com/music

Various gospel songs performed by The Halls & Cindy, of the church of God (seventh day). Record Album: Something Worth Living For. More music can be found at https://wcog7.com/music

Various gospel songs performed by The Halls &amp; Cindy, of the church of God (seventh day). Record Album: Something Worth Living For.
More music can be found at https://wcog7.com/music

Something Worth Living For - Songs

Introducing Ayeka: Where Are You?, a podcast featuring stories and conversations from the CJL community! We'll be releasing a new bite-sized episode each Thursday to accompany you into Shabbat. What journeys, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual, have you been on this year? Who in the CJL community would you most love to sit down and have a conversation with? We would love to feature you in a future episode--please reach out by email to Claire or Rabbi Ira if you're interested!

Ayeka: Stories from the CJL

Welcome to the Mulberry Shteibel Podcast—sharing shiurim and speeches from our warm and growing kehillah in South Toms River, NJ. Our community is built on Chassidus and Pnimiyus, with a focus on real growth, meaningful avodah, and a deep, personal connection to Yiddishkeit. Whether you’re part of the kehillah or just looking for inspiration, tune in and be a part of it.

The Mulberry Shteibel Podcast

לימוד ספר “נתיבות עולם” למהר”ל מפראג זצ”ל, עם הרב אורי שרקי.נתיבות עולם הוא ספרו היסודי של המהר”ל בענייני מוסר ומידות.

נתיבות עולם למהר"ל מפראג | הרב אורי שרקי

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires  asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).  Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10  founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.  Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s). Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10 founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah. Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires&nbsp; asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).&nbsp; Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10&nbsp; founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.&nbsp; Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

From Students Of Rabbi Herber Zatzal

Hello and welcome to Podcasts from Heaven. Podcasts from Heaven is a podcast that connects people to GOD through the power of podcasting. It is a podcast that offers hope to those who need spiritual guidance. In our series of podcasts, we will talk about the meaning of life and the true nature of GOD. If you are interested in hearing more about Podcasts from Heaven, follow us today. Do not miss it out and join us and our great cause to change the world! Stay tuned for more!

Podcasts From Heaven

Deze podcast, waarvan de eerste aflevering eind 2024 online kwam, heeft op dit moment vier afleveringen.Aflevering 1: Jos van Klaveren. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/jos-van-klaveren-kwam-als-joods-jongetje-in-de-oorlog-in-utrecht/" target="_blank" style="font-family: sans-serif;">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 2: Willem van Lunteren. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/utrechter-willem-van-lunteren-81-vertelt-in-podcast-over-zijn-leven/" target="_blank" style="font-family: sans-serif;">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 3: Trui van Lier. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/truus-en-trui-van-lieer-een-standbeeld-voor-truus-en-trui/" target="_blank">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 4: Inge Bronk

Deze podcast, waarvan de eerste aflevering eind 2024 online kwam, heeft op dit moment vier afleveringen. Aflevering 1: Jos van Klaveren. Zie ook: dit artikel. Aflevering 2: Willem van Lunteren. Zie ook: dit artikel. Aflevering 3: Trui van Lier. Zie ook: dit artikel. Aflevering 4: Inge Bronk

Deze podcast, waarvan de eerste aflevering eind 2024 online kwam, heeft op dit moment vier afleveringen.Aflevering 1: Jos van Klaveren. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/jos-van-klaveren-kwam-als-joods-jongetje-in-de-oorlog-in-utrecht/" rel="noopener noreferrer">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 2: Willem van Lunteren. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/utrechter-willem-van-lunteren-81-vertelt-in-podcast-over-zijn-leven/" rel="noopener noreferrer">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 3: Trui van Lier. Zie ook: <a href="https://www.nieuws030.nl/hist030rie/truus-en-trui-van-lieer-een-standbeeld-voor-truus-en-trui/" rel="noopener noreferrer">dit artikel</a>.Aflevering 4: Inge Bronk

Bijzondere Utrechters

Empowering proud Jews to embrace their identity and unlock their personal brand✡️

Schmoozing Time

לא הכל זה חוקים ומצוות ביהדות, יש עוד הרבה מעבר.
בפודקאסט הזה מייקל ודניאל הולכים להנגיש את הצד העמוק שבתורה, להיכנס לנפש של כל אחד ואחד מאיתנו ובעיקר לחקור את המהות הפנימית והעמוקה ביותר שלנו כאן בעולם הזה.

מייקל ודניאל הם שני אחים חוזרים בתשובה האחד חסיד והשני ״מתחזק״ ויחד הם מביאים תוכן שנוגע בכל אחד ואחת מאיתנו ביום יום בשפה פשוטה שכל יהודי ולא משנה מה ההגדרה הדתית שלו יוכל להתחבר.

האזנה נעימה.

לא הכל זה חוקים ומצוות ביהדות, יש עוד הרבה מעבר. בפודקאסט הזה מייקל ודניאל הולכים להנגיש את הצד העמוק שבתורה, להיכנס לנפש של כל אחד ואחד מאיתנו ובעיקר לחקור את המהות הפנימית והעמוקה ביותר שלנו כאן בעולם הזה. מייקל ודניאל הם שני אחים חוזרים בתשובה האחד חסיד והשני ״מתחזק״ ויחד הם מביאים תוכן שנוגע בכל אחד ואחת מאיתנו ביום יום בשפה פשוטה שכל יהודי ולא משנה מה ההגדרה הדתית שלו יוכל להתחבר. האזנה נעימה.

הנשמה שבתורה

Yosher Divrei Emes

Tzava'at Harivash is an anthology of teachings and instructions attributed to the Baal Shem Tov and his successor, R. Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezhirech.

Rabbi Gerzi first gave over these short recap recording in 5770/2009 to a group of young men in England.

Tzava'at Harivash is an anthology of teachings and instructions attributed to the Baal Shem Tov and his successor, R. Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezhirech. Rabbi Gerzi first gave over these short recap recording in 5770/2009 to a group of young men in England.

Baal Shem Tov - Tzava'at Harivash

The Daily Burst

Follow along with the Mishnah Yomit cycle! 2 mishnayot per day for 6 years to finish. Taught by Eitan Cooper, Assistant Rabbi at Beth Sholom Congregation in Potomac, MD.

Mishnah Yomit

En esta serie aparecen las clases de parashat Masei

Parashat Masei

OSS is happy to announce a new podcast called OSS Growing
Rabbi Yehuda Kraines will be sharing inspiration, understanding and laws about different torah topics

Looking forward to growing with you!

OSS is happy to announce a new podcast called OSS Growing Rabbi Yehuda Kraines will be sharing inspiration, understanding and laws about different torah topics Looking forward to growing with you!

OSS Growing

The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies Digital Library

Behar | Elmad Online Learning Torah Podcasts, Online Jewish Learning

Kinyan Masechta chabura meeting at Ohr Torah in Bergenfield weeknights at 9PM.

Maseches Brachos - Bergenfield Chabura

En esta serie aparecen las enseñanzas de parashat Ajarei Mot

Parashat Ajarei Mot

Boni and Molly discuss the ever growing diversity of Judaism around the world and current events affecting Jewish people across the globe.

Kulanu Matters Podcast

This podcast, entitled, “Daily Mishna” is a spin-off of a WhatsApp Chat where I teach one Mishna a day in a voice note that the participants listen to on their way to work or wherever and whenever they prefer. 

It isn't every single day of the week, and it covers only Mishnayot that I personally find to be especially stimulating. 

You do not need to know Hebrew to listen and you do not need to have learned Mishna before. 

The Mishna is the basis of the entire oral tradition of Judaism. 
Each Mishna lesson usually takes between 3 minutes and 9 minutes with exceptions.
Enjoy!

This podcast, entitled, “Daily Mishna” is a spin-off of a WhatsApp Chat where I teach one Mishna a day in a voice note that the participants listen to on their way to work or wherever and whenever they prefer. It isn't every single day of the week, and it covers only Mishnayot that I personally find to be especially stimulating. You do not need to know Hebrew to listen and you do not need to have learned Mishna before. The Mishna is the basis of the entire oral tradition of Judaism. Each Mishna lesson usually takes between 3 minutes and 9 minutes with exceptions. Enjoy!

Daily Mishna by Jack Doueck

Adath Israel of the Main Line's very own podcast is coming back after a slight hiatus. &nbsp;We feature interviews with congregants and special interest stories around the Jewish world. &nbsp;

Adath Israel of the Main Line's very own podcast is coming back after a slight hiatus.  We feature interviews with congregants and special interest stories around the Jewish world.  

Kibbitzing Without Kiddish

Welcome to the לב אבות (Lev Avot, Heart of the Fathers) podcast, where we have interesting conversations with fascinating people. Come let's explore the hearts and minds of the children of Israel. Together we might find out what connects us, and how to turn back to the heart of our fathers.

The Lev Avot Podcast (Heart of the Fathers)

In questi podcast riportiamo i commenti alle pericopi bibliche settimanali del Maestro Haim Baharier. Per i video delle lezioni, adeguatamente montati ed integrati, è necessaria l'associazione a Lech Lechà: <a href="https://lechlecha.me" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">info@lechlecha.me</a>

In questi podcast riportiamo i commenti alle pericopi bibliche settimanali del Maestro Haim Baharier. Per i video delle lezioni, adeguatamente montati ed integrati, è necessaria l'associazione a Lech Lechà: info@lechlecha.me

In questi podcast riportiamo i commenti alle pericopi bibliche settimanali del Maestro Haim Baharier. Per i video delle lezioni, adeguatamente montati ed integrati, è necessaria l'associazione a Lech Lechà: <a href="https://lechlecha.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@lechlecha.me</a>

#ShiurimDiShabbat: Bo

#ShiurimDiShabbat: Shemot

Shaar HaBitachon - Das Tor des Vertrauens zu HaShem - Einleitung, das VorwortIn den heiligen Kapiteln von Shaar Habitachon, dem leuchtenden "Tor des Vertrauens", aus der Feder des geschätzten Weisen Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pekuda aus Spanien aus dem elften Jahrhundert, liegt eine heilige Weisheit. Während die Welt in Aufruhr ist, umhüllt von Stürmen der Ungewissheit und ungesehenen Pfaden, suchen unsere Herzen Zuflucht vor der unerbittlichen Kadenz unserer sterblichen Tage, die voll von Mühsal, Angst und dem Unbekannten sind. Wie können wir unsere Seelen in den heftigsten Stürmen in einem ruhigen Hafen verankern? Wie kann man inmitten der Wirbelstürme des Lebens die Zuflucht der Gelassenheit suchen? Das "Tor des Vertrauens" winkt uns und führt unsere Seelen auf eine göttliche Odyssee zu einem unerschütterlichen Vertrauen in die allmächtige und barmherzige Umarmung von Haschem. In diesem ehrwürdigen Buch wird uns der Weg gezeigt, wie wir die unvorhersehbaren Gezeiten des Lebens mit einem dauerhaften und tiefen Vertrauen in den Allmächtigen meistern können.(Live Mitschnitte meines Unterrichts - gestreamt u.a. von dem Jüdischen Bildungszentrum Chabad Berlin.)English:In the hallowed pages of Shaar Habitachon, the luminous "Gate of Trust", penned by the esteemed eleventh-century sage, Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pekuda of Spain, there lies a sacred wisdom. As the world convulses, enshrouded in tempests of uncertainty and paths unseen, our hearts seek refuge from the relentless cadence of our mortal days, replete with toil, trepidation, and the unknown. How might we anchor our souls in serene harbor during the fiercest of storms? How does one seek the sanctuary of serenity amidst the maelstroms of life? The "Gate of Trust" beckons us, guiding our souls on a divine odyssey towards an unwavering trust in the omnipotent and merciful embrace of Hashem. Immersed in this revered tome, we are shown the way to navigate life's unpredictable tides with an enduring and profound trust in the Almighty.(Live recordings of my classes - streamed by the Jewish Education Centre Chabad Berlin, among others).

Shaar HaBitachon - Das Tor des Vertrauens zu HaShem - Einleitung, das Vorwort In den heiligen Kapiteln von Shaar Habitachon, dem leuchtenden "Tor des Vertrauens", aus der Feder des geschätzten Weisen Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pekuda aus Spanien aus dem elften Jahrhundert, liegt eine heilige Weisheit. Während die Welt in Aufruhr ist, umhüllt von Stürmen der Ungewissheit und ungesehenen Pfaden, suchen unsere Herzen Zuflucht vor der unerbittlichen Kadenz unserer sterblichen Tage, die voll von Mühsal, Angst und dem Unbekannten sind. Wie können wir unsere Seelen in den heftigsten Stürmen in einem ruhigen Hafen verankern? Wie kann man inmitten der Wirbelstürme des Lebens die Zuflucht der Gelassenheit suchen? Das "Tor des Vertrauens" winkt uns und führt unsere Seelen auf eine göttliche Odyssee zu einem unerschütterlichen Vertrauen in die allmächtige und barmherzige Umarmung von Haschem. In diesem ehrwürdigen Buch wird uns der Weg gezeigt, wie wir die unvorhersehbaren Gezeiten des Lebens mit einem dauerhaften und tiefen Vertrauen in den Allmächtigen meistern können. (Live Mitschnitte meines Unterrichts - gestreamt u.a. von dem Jüdischen Bildungszentrum Chabad Berlin.) English: In the hallowed pages of Shaar Habitachon, the luminous "Gate of Trust", penned by the esteemed eleventh-century sage, Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pekuda of Spain, there lies a sacred wisdom. As the world convulses, enshrouded in tempests of uncertainty and paths unseen, our hearts seek refuge from the relentless cadence of our mortal days, replete with toil, trepidation, and the unknown. How might we anchor our souls in serene harbor during the fiercest of storms? How does one seek the sanctuary of serenity amidst the maelstroms of life? The "Gate of Trust" beckons us, guiding our souls on a divine odyssey towards an unwavering trust in the omnipotent and merciful embrace of Hashem. Immersed in this revered tome, we are shown the way to navigate life's unpredictable tides with an enduring and profound trust in the Almighty. (Live recordings of my classes - streamed by the Jewish Education Centre Chabad Berlin, among others).

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Beyond the Pale

Across-The-Board

Szántó-Várnagy Binjomin

Rosh Hashanah Shas Illuminated

Эстер Оффенгенден — Книга Шофтим — Книга Судей

YUTORAH: Dr. Shawn Zelig Aster -- Recent Shiurim

My Daily Offering

Schwartz Laura – Sur les pas des Juifs d’Europe

Rabbi Paysach Krohn - TorahAnytime Presents

Ита Минкина — Взращивание и строительство в воспитании

HaRav's Army

מדברים בשניים עם הרב אהרן לוי ועו"ד שרון נהרי

Something Worth Living For - Songs

Ayeka: Stories from the CJL

The Mulberry Shteibel Podcast

נתיבות עולם למהר"ל מפראג | הרב אורי שרקי

From Students Of Rabbi Herber Zatzal

Podcasts From Heaven

Bijzondere Utrechters

Schmoozing Time

הנשמה שבתורה

Yosher Divrei Emes

Baal Shem Tov - Tzava'at Harivash

The Daily Burst

Mishnah Yomit

Parashat Masei

OSS Growing

Behar | Elmad Online Learning Torah Podcasts, Online Jewish Learning

Maseches Brachos - Bergenfield Chabura

Parashat Ajarei Mot

Kulanu Matters Podcast

Daily Mishna by Jack Doueck

Kibbitzing Without Kiddish

The Lev Avot Podcast (Heart of the Fathers)

#ShiurimDiShabbat: Bo

#ShiurimDiShabbat: Shemot

Shaar HaBitachon - Das Tor des Vertrauens zu HaShem

ASHREI - YOUR TICKET TO OLAM HABA

Oraysa Maseches Pesachim By: Rabbi Aharon Sorscher

Polish cow

Shoresh Mitzvah HaTefillah with Rabbi Dovid Faiden

Hachzek - Mesilas Yesharim by: Rav Daniel Schwab

אורה ושמחה - פורים עם ישיבת ברכת משה

Parashat Jaiei Sara

Rachel og Rabbineren

Talking: Torah, Tidbits, and Taboos

Meaningful Life Center Global - Russian

Women of Valor

Torah Study Podcast - Public Feed