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Your Jewish Neighborhood is a weekly podcast from Temple Isaiah in Lafayette, California. Each week, your host, Michele Holtz, will introduce you to clergy, educators, and other leaders from Temple Isaiah who will explore issues and topics of general interest to affiliated and unaffiliated Jews and anyone interested in the Reform Jewish movement. We hope you'll feel welcome here!

Your Jewish Neighborhood

Universal Torah Network

We invite you to consider a new life in Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah. The many changed lives at Congregation Yeshuat Tsion are evidence of the working of G-d's Spirit in the hearts of His people. It is our desire to have you join us and share in creating a community of believers in Yeshua ha Mashiach."Yeshuat Tsion" means both "salvation from Zion" and "salvation to Zion." That encapsulates our vision. We are committed to conveying that salvation for mankind has come from Zion (Israel).

Yeshuat Tsion - Salvation of Zion

Welcome to the CJC Weekly Bible Study where the CJC stands for "Complete Jesus Christ." If your understanding of Jesus is based only on teachings from the New Testament, then your understanding is INCOMPLETE. Regarding what we often call the Old Testament, these are the very Scriptures that Jesus said testify about Him! We'd love to have you join us as we study through the Older AND Newer Testaments in our current verse-by-verse study through the first book of the Bible: Genesis.These episodes are typically recording in our live, small-group setting in Santa Ana, California, USA. We're honored to have you join us and we pray that you will be encouraged, challenged and blessed by God! All episodes of this study are available at CJCWBS.buzzsprout.com.

CJC Weekly Bible Study through the Book of Genesis

Todays Learning Archives - Dirshu

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Цикл популярных аудиоуроков одного из духовных руководителей и основателей организации Толдот рава Ашера Кушнира на тему, которая каждого из нас интересует больше всего: что есть «я», что есть человек. Разум и Воображение – кто побеждает? Откуда у нас свойства характера и что с этим делать? Желание властвовать, склонность к бахвальству – откуда это всё в нас? Как на наши решения влияет дурное и доброе начало? При чем здесь огонь, ветер, вода и земля? Что есть человек – и кем должен быть человек?

Рав Ашер Кушнир  — Анатомия человеческой души

This 10-class series explores some of Rav Kook’s commentaries on the Haggadah shel Pesach. The focus will be on moving from the space of spiritual slavery to freedom, from a limited consciousness to an expanded consciousness, from fear based behavior to compassion based behavior, as inspired by excerpts from Rav Kook’s “Olat Ha Ra’ayah.” It’s never too early to prepare for Pesach and many of us find, with our busy lives, that we don’t have the opportunity to glance at the Haggadah until just a few days before the Seder. It leaves us feeling, “if I only had more time to prepare.” And now we do.

Rav Kook on the Haggadah

Shaking the Nations with the End time Prophecies of God.

Sightedmoon Podcasts

Insights, ideas and inspiration mined from the weekly Torah portion and the classic commentaries, and distilled by South African Chief Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein. Known as a "spiritual entrepreneur", Rabbi Goldstein has launched and led a number of initiatives that have changed the face not only of his own community, but of world Jewry. In the Language of Tomorrow, he explores the Torah's vision for creating a better society, and an inspired, meaningful life.

Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein

Shiurim and Torah classes by Rabbi Zev Cohen at Adas Yeshurun in Chicago.

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

What do Van Halen, the Yankees, Judaism, Israel, Fatherhood, and Goodfellas have to do with each other? Everything. Find out how at the Amen Corner with Steven Cook and Brad Rothschild.

The Amen Corner

We are offering the best from Temple Solel in Paradise Valley Arizona as our clergy team of Rabbi John Linder, Rabbi Debbie Stiel, and Cantorial Soloist Todd Herzog share their weekly insights from our Shabbat services and beyond. Temple Solel is a vibrant and engaged Reform community grounded in relationships and deeds, and elevated by Shabbat and Torah. We welcome all who seek a connection to Jewish life regardless of religious background, race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, ability, age, sexual orientation and gender identity. www.templesolel.org

Temple Solel Paradise Valley AZ

Contemporary Halacha and Hashkofa: magic, fortune telling, good omens, and bad luck, lo silbosh and alternative medicine, 5779

This is a class given on Likkutei Shichos, the seminal work of the Chabad Lubavitch leader, universally known as “The Rebbe”. Likkutei Sichos are an all encompassing in-depth philosophical and mystical outlook that help us to better understand everyone’s unique life mission. The takeaway from this classic leaves one with a profound love of G-D, our fellow man and of life. Most importantly infusing the positive energy to accomplish it.

Likkutei Sichos by Mayer

Daily Dose of Relevant Jewish Wisdom Shared by Rabbi Rafi Lipner.You are welcome to read about the genesis of this podcast which is described below, but in short: The goal of this podcast is to provide a daily short but powerful nugget of Jewish wisdom that could be used to inspire and empower our everyday lives. From how we deal with relationships, where we find fufillment, strategies on dealing with life's challenges, or most importantly, how we strive to achieve our greatest aspirations, Judaism has thousands of years of wisdom to inspire how we navigate life. This podcast will share it 5 minutes at a time.My Dear Friends, This podcast was borne from an idea I spontaneously had, a challenge, but most importantly an opportunity, inspired by my 2020 New Year’s experience.On January 1st 2020, the global Jewish community celebrated the 13th Siyum Hashas (Completion of the Talmud which is comprised of 2711 pages of complex and deep discussions as part of the Oral Transmission of Jewish life and philosophy).As we know, “New Year’s” is seen as a time of resolutions, and this celebration is the culmination of what it means to “commit” to something big, to realize that the way we achieve something big is one day at a time, with not only commitment, but consistency.While “The Daf”, might not be for you (yet), it does remind us that we should all consider as part of our “New Year’s” resolution, a commitment to learn Torah every day.&nbsp;I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.So, I thought of the following idea... While many people might not be able to or interested in committing to the daf, what if we committed to learn together every day for just a few minutes for the next 2711 days, so that when the next cycle of Daf Yomi is completed, all of us could also celebrate that we learned a Torah thought together every day for a consecutive 2711 days as well?I think that would be awesome, and thought you might as well. After all, Torah belongs to young and old, women and men, right and left… It should be something we come together over.How would we do this?I will share an idea every day with those interested on a WhatsApp group (which after 400 people turned into this podcast) and will send out a three-to-seven minute Torah thought for that day that you can easily listen to at your convenience. Ideas shared might span the areas of Jewish philosophy, the Torah portion, holiday insights, or a myriad of other ideas. I will try my best to make it relevant and inspiring. It would be great to have you join us on this journey.The new cycle of the Daf started, Sunday January 5th and will end Monday, June 7th, 2027. Yep, JUNE 7, 2027. That is a long ways away... but the only way to get there is one day at a time. As they say, "the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step."&nbsp;It would be an honour to share the challenge with you.If you are interested, please follow along on your favourite podcast player or email me at ravlipner@gmail to add you to the whatsapp group.Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts, and you are definitely welcome to forward this to whomever else you think might be interested. Warmly,Rabbi Rafi

Daily Dose of Relevant Jewish Wisdom Shared by Rabbi Rafi Lipner. You are welcome to read about the genesis of this podcast which is described below, but in short: The goal of this podcast is to provide a daily short but powerful nugget of Jewish wisdom that could be used to inspire and empower our everyday lives. From how we deal with relationships, where we find fufillment, strategies on dealing with life's challenges, or most importantly, how we strive to achieve our greatest aspirations, Judaism has thousands of years of wisdom to inspire how we navigate life. This podcast will share it 5 minutes at a time. My Dear Friends, This podcast was borne from an idea I spontaneously had, a challenge, but most importantly an opportunity, inspired by my 2020 New Year’s experience. On January 1st 2020, the global Jewish community celebrated the 13th Siyum Hashas (Completion of the Talmud which is comprised of 2711 pages of complex and deep discussions as part of the Oral Transmission of Jewish life and philosophy). As we know, “New Year’s” is seen as a time of resolutions, and this celebration is the culmination of what it means to “commit” to something big, to realize that the way we achieve something big is one day at a time, with not only commitment, but consistency.While “The Daf”, might not be for you (yet), it does remind us that we should all consider as part of our “New Year’s” resolution, a commitment to learn Torah every day.  I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment. So, I thought of the following idea... While many people might not be able to or interested in committing to the daf, what if we committed to learn together every day for just a few minutes for the next 2711 days, so that when the next cycle of Daf Yomi is completed, all of us could also celebrate that we learned a Torah thought together every day for a consecutive 2711 days as well? I think that would be awesome, and thought you might as well. After all, Torah belongs to young and old, women and men, right and left… It should be something we come together over. How would we do this?I will share an idea every day with those interested on a WhatsApp group (which after 400 people turned into this podcast) and will send out a three-to-seven minute Torah thought for that day that you can easily listen to at your convenience. Ideas shared might span the areas of Jewish philosophy, the Torah portion, holiday insights, or a myriad of other ideas. I will try my best to make it relevant and inspiring. It would be great to have you join us on this journey. The new cycle of the Daf started, Sunday January 5th and will end Monday, June 7th, 2027. Yep, JUNE 7, 2027. That is a long ways away... but the only way to get there is one day at a time. As they say, "the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step."  It would be an honour to share the challenge with you.If you are interested, please follow along on your favourite podcast player or email me at ravlipner@gmail to add you to the whatsapp group.Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts, and you are definitely welcome to forward this to whomever else you think might be interested. Warmly,Rabbi Rafi

2711 Daily Torah Schmooze

שיעור שבועי בלקוטי שיחות בפנים השיחה

השיחה, הרב מנחם דוברוסקין

Opening the Tent is an original podcast by and for the Jewish community of NYU and NYC. Produced by the b|hive story collective at NYU Hillel, Opening the Tent explores central questions of Jewish identity and expression through interviews with students and staff from a diverse mosaic of Jewish experiences.

Opening the Tent is an original podcast by and for the Jewish community of NYU and NYC. Produced by the b|hive story collective at NYU Hillel, Opening the Tent explores central questions of Jewish identity and expression through interviews with students and staff from a diverse mosaic of Jewish experiences.

Opening the Tent: Stories of Jewish Belonging

We occupy a no-man's land between lawless Christianity and elitist, authoritarian Akiva (rabbinic) Judaism.

Yeshua Judaism: Original New Testament Faith

Enjoy a 5 minute presentation by Rabbi Eli Friedman extracting a unique and practical lesson from the Sicha. Suitable for sharing at the Shabbos table, on Mivtzoim, etc. This series follows the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos.

Dvar Torah, Rabbi Eli Friedman

These thoughts were designed to help infuse some meaning and inspiration into our lives. 

A Little inspiration can go a long way! It all depends on our outlook.

These thoughts were designed to help infuse some meaning and inspiration into our lives. A Little inspiration can go a long way! It all depends on our outlook.

Wolf's Weekly Wisdom

Torah Classes From World Renowned Lecturer and Famed Breslov Mashpia Rav Mota Frank.
In Hebrew and Yiddish

Torah Classes From World Renowned Lecturer and Famed Breslov Mashpia Rav Mota Frank. In Hebrew and Yiddish

Rav Mota Frank Podcast

I have been teaching the Daf for nearly 40 years. I get up at 3:30 am to prep and share the Shiur at 5:30.

The Shiur keeps things short and simple and you can expect to also learn more about real-life learnings from the Talmud (with some baseball knowledge as well).

If you are just starting the Daf or thinking of joining, I highly recommend you spend 2 minutes reading below.

Initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro back in 1923, the completion of each cycle has included more and more participants every cycle, so that today perhaps 100,000 or more Jews around the world have actually studied all 2,711 Dapim during this cycle.  This milestone is truly remarkable in the annals of world projects.  It is a tribute to Rav Shapiro that his initiative has continued to grow almost a century after it began.  Being involved with Daf Hayomi for over forty years myself, here are some of my observations regarding this important and life-changing project:

1. Anyone can partake, scholar or otherwise. No background education is necessary to study Torah. 

2. Don’t be reticent to start out of fear of not being able to commit to completing 7 and ½ years of Cycle 14, beginning this coming Sunday.  Even studying one day is better than not at all. Even coming late to a shiur is worthwhile; you can learn something from every line of the Talmud. 

3. There is no need to start at the beginning of a tractate.  Any day that you study, either online, in person, on the phone, or on your own with a translated Talmud, you will derive spiritual and intellectual benefit. 

4. Rav Sabato explains that the Daf Hayomi has three great qualities: completion - if you can make it through 7.5 years; regularity - you are forced to do something every day; and partnership – the great feeling of partaking in project together with tens of thousands of others.  

5. It is important to study the current day’s Daf on that day, because the Siyata Dishmaya, Heavenly aid, for multitudes is greater than for the individual, just as prayer in a quorum of ten brings the Shchina (Heavenly Countenance) to us. If you fall behind, still try to learn the scheduled day’s Daf on that day.

6. Some feel that a Daf per day is too fast and superficial to absorb all intricacies of the Talmud, and they are better off studying the Talmud more slowly and in greater depth.  But will they be studying every day with the same drive that the Daf Hayomi forces upon us, with no breaks for Shabbat, fast days, weddings, Bar Mitzvah’s, and other commitments that take up our time?  

7. Someone once boasted to a rabbi that he had gone through the entire Shas. The rabbi replied, “but has Shas gone through you?” Try to apply something you learn each day into your practical daily life.

8. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t keep it up or can’t attend each day.  Do your best, and you will gain from every word you absorb.  Think of this:  if you don’t do Daf Hayomi, how will you be spending your time instead?  You will never regret studying Daf Hayomi, but you may regret not trying.  

9. Do this for yourself, not to gain approbation or appreciation from others. Then you will never be disappointed. 

10. I can be reached at ephraim.schreibman@gmail.com. Good luck and happy learning!

I have been teaching the Daf for nearly 40 years. I get up at 3:30 am to prep and share the Shiur at 5:30. The Shiur keeps things short and simple and you can expect to also learn more about real-life learnings from the Talmud (with some baseball knowledge as well). If you are just starting the Daf or thinking of joining, I highly recommend you spend 2 minutes reading below. Initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro back in 1923, the completion of each cycle has included more and more participants every cycle, so that today perhaps 100,000 or more Jews around the world have actually studied all 2,711 Dapim during this cycle. This milestone is truly remarkable in the annals of world projects. It is a tribute to Rav Shapiro that his initiative has continued to grow almost a century after it began. Being involved with Daf Hayomi for over forty years myself, here are some of my observations regarding this important and life-changing project: 1. Anyone can partake, scholar or otherwise. No background education is necessary to study Torah. 2. Don’t be reticent to start out of fear of not being able to commit to completing 7 and ½ years of Cycle 14, beginning this coming Sunday. Even studying one day is better than not at all. Even coming late to a shiur is worthwhile; you can learn something from every line of the Talmud. 3. There is no need to start at the beginning of a tractate. Any day that you study, either online, in person, on the phone, or on your own with a translated Talmud, you will derive spiritual and intellectual benefit. 4. Rav Sabato explains that the Daf Hayomi has three great qualities: completion - if you can make it through 7.5 years; regularity - you are forced to do something every day; and partnership – the great feeling of partaking in project together with tens of thousands of others. 5. It is important to study the current day’s Daf on that day, because the Siyata Dishmaya, Heavenly aid, for multitudes is greater than for the individual, just as prayer in a quorum of ten brings the Shchina (Heavenly Countenance) to us. If you fall behind, still try to learn the scheduled day’s Daf on that day. 6. Some feel that a Daf per day is too fast and superficial to absorb all intricacies of the Talmud, and they are better off studying the Talmud more slowly and in greater depth. But will they be studying every day with the same drive that the Daf Hayomi forces upon us, with no breaks for Shabbat, fast days, weddings, Bar Mitzvah’s, and other commitments that take up our time? 7. Someone once boasted to a rabbi that he had gone through the entire Shas. The rabbi replied, “but has Shas gone through you?” Try to apply something you learn each day into your practical daily life. 8. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t keep it up or can’t attend each day. Do your best, and you will gain from every word you absorb. Think of this: if you don’t do Daf Hayomi, how will you be spending your time instead? You will never regret studying Daf Hayomi, but you may regret not trying. 9. Do this for yourself, not to gain approbation or appreciation from others. Then you will never be disappointed. 10. I can be reached at ephraim.schreibman@gmail.com. Good luck and happy learning!

Daf Yomi: The 35 minute Daf

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit <a href="https://theandrewparkershow.com/">https://theandrewparkershow.com/</a> for more info.&nbsp;

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit https://theandrewparkershow.com/ for more info. 

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit <a href="https://theandrewparkershow.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://theandrewparkershow.com/</a> for more info.&nbsp;

The Andrew Parker Podcast

O podcast para discutir o futuro do judaísmo e o judaísmo do futuro, com Laura Trachtenberg Hauser e Rogério Cukierman.

Shabbos4Life

Rabbi Shais Taub has delivered Torah lectures and classes to audiences on six continents. He writes a popular weekly column in Ami Magazine and is the author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction as well as several groundbreaking works on Tanya including: the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He currently serves as scholar-in-residence at Chabad of the Five Towns in Cedarhurst, NY.  His lectures and classes may be found on SoulWords.org.

Rabbi Shais Taub has delivered Torah lectures and classes to audiences on six continents. He writes a popular weekly column in Ami Magazine and is the author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction as well as several groundbreaking works on Tanya including: the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He currently serves as scholar-in-residence at Chabad of the Five Towns in Cedarhurst, NY. His lectures and classes may be found on SoulWords.org.

Essence of Chassidus- SoulWords

In his monumental medieval work, Moreh Nevukhim (Guide for the Perplexed), the Rambam lays out his project to explain the principles of Ma’aseh Bereshit and Ma’aseh Merkavah. These terms describe the nature of our physical world and the metaphysical realm, respectively, and one should utilize Scripture, the Oral tradition, and science to arrive at the truths of these principles. Join Rabbi Daniel Korobkin for half-hour installments of this classic Jewish work. #Nevuchim

Moreh Nevukhim (Guide for the Perplexed) with Rabbi Daniel Korobkin at the BAYT

Thursday Night Vaad

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Thursday Night Vaad 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.

Thursday Night Vaad

✨ -Let’s OPOP some Rosé and Talk about it 💋🍧🍾
“The Frum Girls Podcast” 👑👑covering all things, beauty, boundaries, and take along on a car ride gal pal vibes. 
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✨ -Let’s OPOP some Rosé and Talk about it 💋🍧🍾 “The Frum Girls Podcast” 👑👑covering all things, beauty, boundaries, and take along on a car ride gal pal vibes. Follow us @spillthetwith_rd and feedback can be sent to rdspillthetea@gmail.com

#SpillTheT

A weekly shiur by Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas. Partially sponsored by the National Lottery Fund.

Panorama of Halacha

A podcast of bite-sized, life-giving practices from the Jewish treasure chest. Hosted by Student Rabbi Andrew Mandel.

Ritual Sense

Rabbi Elefant's new Cycle 14 Daf Yomi shiur is available on the AllDaf Daf Yomi Platform and OUTorah.org. Rabbi Elefant discusses classic commentaries including practical Halacha rulings.

Rabbi Elefant's new Cycle 14 Daf Yomi shiur is available on the AllDaf Daf Yomi Platform and OUTorah.org. Rabbi Elefant discusses classic commentaries including practical Halacha rulings.

Daf Yomi with Rabbi Elefant - Cycle 14

Eliezer Jones and Solly Hess spreading the joy of life, Judaism, and.....what else is there?

It's Ok We're Jewish!

As Heard from Rabbi Avigdor Miller ZTL

As Heard from Rabbi Avigdor Miller ZTL - by Rabbi Sam Gindi

Torah Ohr with Rabbi Lipsker

Learn all the 742 chapters of Nach at 10 minutes a day with Rabbi Ya'akov Trump

Learn all the 742 chapters of Nach at 10 minutes a day with Rabbi Ya'akov Trump

Nach Yomi

This is a daily podcast that follows the Dirshu Mishnah Berurah Yomi schedule. The shiur is given in person each night, and goes through the applicable Shulchan Aruch, Rema, Mishnah Berurah, Biur Halachah, Dirshu notes, along with other Poskim. I am not a rav and nothing that I say should be taken as psak halacha. While comments are welcome, all shailos should be directed to reliable rabbinic authority.

Dirshu Mishnah Berurah Yomi with Aryeh Rabinowitz

Hear the most recent Shiurim and Vaadim (Hebrew and English) Rav Leuchter has given on various Seforim and life changing Torah topics.


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Hear the most recent Shiurim and Vaadim (Hebrew and English) Rav Leuchter has given on various Seforim and life changing Torah topics. 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.

Rav Leuchter Last Vaadim  הרב לויכטר שיעורים אחרונים

What is Jewish Music

A new shiur every week from Yeshivas Ner Yisroel given by different Hanhala members, either on the parshas hashavua or inyonei d'yoma, ranging from halacha to machshava.
Special Episodes may include Shiurim &amp; Shmuessen from guest Roshei Yeshiva for special occasions in Yeshiva.

A new shiur every week from Yeshivas Ner Yisroel given by different Hanhala members, either on the parshas hashavua or inyonei d'yoma, ranging from halacha to machshava. Special Episodes may include Shiurim & Shmuessen from guest Roshei Yeshiva for special occasions in Yeshiva.

The Weekly Parsha Shiur

The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life. It has revolutionized the way we think about G-d, the human soul, the world, and our place in it.​

Join Rabbi Levi Dubov for a powerful weekly class to explore the teachings of the Tanya. Taught at the Chabad Jewish Center of Bloomfield Hills.

The Tanya compacts four millennia of Jewish wisdom to answer the great personal and existential questions of life. It has revolutionized the way we think about G-d, the human soul, the world, and our place in it.​ Join Rabbi Levi Dubov for a powerful weekly class to explore the teachings of the Tanya. Taught at the Chabad Jewish Center of Bloomfield Hills.

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