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Exploration of deep Torah and ideas that have guided some of history's greatest men and women for over 3,000 years, & contemporary takes on moral and social issues.

Mapping out an empowering and uplifting framework of Teshuva through the 5 steps laid out by Rebbe Zusha, the "genius of humility", Striving to be whole; not perfect, and the intersection of sophistication and simplicity 

I'm Moshe Schonbrun, & this is the Chavrusa Podcast- an exploration of timeless wisdom & ideas that have guided some of history's greatest people for over 3,000 years!

This season is based on the book 'Baderech' by Judah Mischel ( https://zbermanbooks.com/baderech-along-the-path-of-teshuvah-mischel )

Check out our previous seasons, exploring deep Torah concepts on the topics of Authenticity, Mindfulness, Identity, & more!

Please do send any questions, ideas, & feedback through voicenote drop at https://anchor.fm/chavrusa/message or email chavrusapodcast@gmail.com

The Five steps of Teshuva (Baderech- 6)

Discussing Rebbe Nachman's whimsical tale and its message to reclaim our authentic life story, The story of the elderly man who found out his Tefillin were never actually valid, and when in life we should be unrealistic 

I'm Moshe Schonbrun, & this is the Chavrusa Podcast- an exploration of timeless wisdom & ideas that have guided some of history's greatest people for over 3,000 years!

This season is based on the book 'Baderech' by Judah Mischel ( https://zbermanbooks.com/baderech-along-the-path-of-teshuvah-mischel )

Check out our previous seasons, exploring deep Torah concepts on the topics of Authenticity, Mindfulness, Identity, & more!

Please do send any questions, ideas, & feedback through voicenote drop at https://anchor.fm/chavrusa/message or email chavrusapodcast@gmail.com

We are the Turkey Prince (Baderech- 5)

An emphatic decrying of a philosophically misguided and spiritually damaging attitude, shouldering the burden and pains of others & Hashem, & dripping blood while davening Mincha

I'm Moshe Schonbrun, & this is the Chavrusa Podcast- an exploration of timeless wisdom & ideas that have guided some of history's greatest people for over 3,000 years!

This season is based on the book 'Baderech' by Judah Mischel ( https://zbermanbooks.com/baderech-along-the-path-of-teshuvah-mischel )

Check out our previous seasons, exploring deep Torah concepts on the topics of Authenticity, Mindfulness, Identity, & more!

Please do send any questions, ideas, & feedback through voicenote drop at https://anchor.fm/chavrusa/message or email chavrusapodcast@gmail.com

Netflix before Selichos (Baderech- 4)

Discussing the foundational command that the entire Torah emanates from, the eternity of short-lived inspiration, and an epic story of a Vishnitzer cowboy somewhere out in Texas

I'm Moshe Schonbrun, & this is the Chavrusa Podcast- an exploration of timeless wisdom & ideas that have guided some of history's greatest people for over 3,000 years!

This season is based on the book 'Baderech' by Judah Mischel ( https://zbermanbooks.com/baderech-along-the-path-of-teshuvah-mischel )

Check out our previous seasons, exploring deep Torah concepts on the topics of Authenticity, Mindfulness, Identity, & more!

Please do send any questions, ideas, & feedback through voicenote drop at https://anchor.fm/chavrusa/message or email chavrusapodcast@gmail.com

The Texan Mikvah (Baderech- 3)

Why we all are compared to the 'Kosher-Lamps' and the story of one rolling down an airport terminal, Rebbe Bunim's insight into doing Teshuva solves a puzzling statement of the Rambam, and Ralph Waldo Emerson's musing on the painters use of light illuminates an incredible Torah of Rebbe Nachman     

I'm Moshe Schonbrun, & this is the Chavrusa Podcast- an exploration of timeless wisdom & ideas that have guided some of history's greatest people for over 3,000 years!

This season is based on the book 'Baderech' by Judah Mischel ( https://zbermanbooks.com/baderech-along-the-path-of-teshuvah-mischel )

Check out our previous seasons, exploring deep Torah concepts on the topics of Authenticity, Mindfulness, Identity, & more!

Please do send any questions, ideas, & feedback through voicenote drop at https://anchor.fm/chavrusa/message or email chavrusapodcast@gmail.com

Turning Kosher Lamps in the Airport (Baderech- 2)

The Chavrusa

One of the great criticisms of the Rambam/Maimonides was that he did not write down the sources used to explain how he derived and decided Jewish law. His Code of Jewish Law/Mishneh Torah was straight forward without a discussion on…Read more ›

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Rabbi Dr. Ezra Labaton A"H Lectures

Yeshiva style Jewish learning mixed with modern secular classes. We will be offering Kabbalah, Torah, Talmud, Mitzvot, Jewish spiritual history, and Halacha. We also plan on bringing you a weekly Jewish news show. Thank you in advance for your patience as we get things up and running. Please sign up...

Meditation - Advanced #7

“When God wanted to create the Universe, the letters appeared before God one by one, in reverse order, and each one pleaded with God to create the World with its letter.”

14 Teit & Cheit

13 Yod

Meditation - Advanced #6

12 Kaf

College of Judaism

Getting Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky's shiurim (Torah classes) is easier than ever! This feed hosts Rabbi Orlofsky’s shiurim on the weekly parasha, pulled directly from rabbiorlofsky.com. Shiurim are added when they appear on the website. There’s no set schedule, but expect bursts of multiple shiurim every ...

A new parasha shiur, recorded at the Motzei Shabbos Har Nof shiur in Oct. 2021

Toldos - Bracha

Vayeitzei - Antisemitism

Vayera - Sacrifice

Noach - Yoshev B'Emtza HaTeiva

For more shiurim like this one, visit www.rabbiorlofsky.com, where you can browse over 60+ of Rabbi Orlofsky's shiurim, read articles, leave feedback, and submit your own questions.  Enjoy!

Tetzaveh - Dedicated

The Parasha Series

Get that Judaism out of your head and into your hands! This year on the 'Raising Holy Sparks' podcast we will focus on Jewish ideas and we will be asking how we can live them out in a personal and meaningful way. We will strive to take the abstract and theoretical concepts of Judaism and turn them i...

As global cultures have shifted in the past century, traditional conceptions of women in religion are starting to shift as well. Yet these ideas are not entirely new. Although the first Eastern European Jewish school for girls started in 1907, there was a school for Sephardic girls in London that had opened in 1731.

Practical Judaism - Bo

There are a variety of reasons that we may be happy at the exact same moment when someone else is in pain or failing. In the case of this teaching from the Talmud, the angels cheering on the Israelites were happy to see the slavemasters and charioteers of the Egyptian Pharoah drowning in the Sea of Reeds. The failure of the Egyptian army meant the survival of Israelite families. In this new (secular) year let us not rejoice at the downfall of others, but rather let's weep that suffering exists for anyone.

Practical Judaism - Va'era

Clothing can be transformative. It can help us connect to our heritage. It can make us feel beautiful. It can take us from feeling down and out and transform us into feeling like we RUN the world! There is a teaching that says the Israelites were worthy of redemption because they stayed true to their heritage and to themselves in three ways: they did not change their names, language, or clothing. How does clothing impact the way that you think or feel?

Practical Judaism - Shemot

In this week's torah portion of Vayechi, we conclude the Book of Genesis with a lesson on assertiveness and self-advocacy from Joseph as he gently reprimands his father, Jacob, for giving the correct blessing to the wrong child. What an act of bravery and courage! How rare it is to reprimand an authority figure, a hero, or a loved one!

Practical Judaism - Vayechi

In this week's parasha of Vayigash, the story of Joseph comes full circle. It starts off with him being hated by his brothers for his over-active imagination and wild dreams. But now, it is these very dreams and his ability to interpret dreams that allows for him to rise through the ranks of the Egyptian court. The quality that others perceive, or even we ourselves perceive, to be our greatest weakness is actually connected to our greatest strength. This week, let's NOT change a thing about ourselves!

Practical Judaism - Vayigash

Raising Holy Sparks

The mission of the Congregation is to further the revival of the Messianic Jewish Community begun by Yeshua and His disciples in the first century, making disciples as they did in the context of their Jewish identity.

Purim 5779, Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge, March 22nd, 2019

Parsha Va-Yakhel, Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge, March 2nd, 2019

February 16, 2019, Parsha Tetzaveh, Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge

Experiencing the Power of G-d, Part IV, Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge

Experiencing the Power of G-d, Part III, Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge

Parsha Podcast - by Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge

Messianic Audio Teaching from Beth Tikkun Messianic Fellowship in Akron Ohio. These teachings feature author and congregational leader Grant Luton and guest speakers. Learn the depth of Messianic faith by uncovering insights from the Hebrew language, the ancient sages of Israel, and informed by the ...

Join Beth Tikkun as we explore within Acts, this week covering chapters 25 and 26.

Acts 2023-24: Chapters 25-26

Join Beth Tikkun as we explore within Acts, this week covering chapters 23 and 24.

Acts 2023-24: Chapters 23-24

Join Beth Tikkun as we explore within Acts, this week digging into the second half of chapter 21 and chapter 22.

Acts 2023-24: Chapters 21b-22

Join Beth Tikkun as we explore within Acts, this week delving into chapter 20 and the first 14 verses of 21.

Acts 2023-24: Chapters 20-21a

Join Beth Tikkun as we explore within Acts, this week digging into the end of chapter 18 through chapter 19.

Acts 2023-24: Chapters 18b-19

Beth Tikkun Messianic Congregation

Explores why Jewish history matters through in-depth discussions of new research, current topics, and enduring debates about Jewish history and culture.

Courses

Liora Halperin joins us to discuss her book The Oldest Guard: Forting the Zionist Settler Past, and the broader issues it raises about the history of Zionist settlement in Israel and Palestine, historical memory, and

84: The First Aliyah and Historical Memory of Jewish Settlement in Israel/Palestine with Liora R. Halperin

In this episode, Deb Donig joins us for a conversation about the intersection between contemporary technology and culture and the lessons of history. Listen in as we dive into ethical technology, the Holocaust, and what

83: Ethical Technology and the Holocaust with Deb Donig

This episode, Jeffrey Veidlinger and Amelia Glaser join us to talk about the ongoing war in Ukraine and its historical and cultural context. We recorded on Tuesday, March 8th, 2022, and we are working to

82: The War in Ukraine and its Historical and Cultural Context with Amelia Glaser and Jeffrey Veidlinger

This episode, we are hosting a roundtable discussion with Victoria Aarons, Jenny Caplan, and Jodi Eichler-Levine about Art Spiegelman’s graphic novel Maus, and the recent controversy from January 2022 when a school board in Tennessee

81: Art Spiegelman’s Maus and Contemporary Holocaust Debates with Victoria Aarons, Jenny Caplan, and Jodi Eichler-Levine

Saul Noam Zaritt speaks about Jewish American literature, its place in world literature, and what this tells us about how we understand modern Jewish history and culture at large. It’s the focus of his recent

80: Jewish American Writing and World Literature with Saul Noam Zaritt

Jewish History Matters

At Drisha, people of all ages and backgrounds study Torah in an inclusive Beit Midrash, marked by deeply rigorous and honest learning, a commitment to the Jewish people, and a passion for connecting our study of texts with our individual and communal lives.
Visit our website for more information: ht...

Drisha Institute for Jewish Education

New Testament With Rabbi Michael Skobac on TeNak Talk with Wil'liam Hall.  Each week Rabbi Skobac Cross Examines The New Testament verse by verse,

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1Cor Chapter 16- A Rabbi Cross Examines the New Testament with Rabbi Michael Skobac

A Rabbi Cross Examines The New Testament With Rabbi Michael Skobac

This class analyzes an aspect of the weekly Torah portion or upcoming holiday. While providing a basic understanding of the subject matter, the lesson delves into its deeper and more complex dimensions with emphasis on the spiritual relevance to our daily lives. Inspiration for both the novice and a...

An analysis of the final chapter of Hilchos Beis Habechirah, which details the design of the Beis Hamikdosh, leaves us with a deeply moving insight into what transforms a house into a home. (Based on Likkutei Sichos vol. 21 Vayakhel sicha 1)

Enchanted Edifice

An analysis of the Torah’s command to contribute the materials necessary for the construction of the Mishkan (Sanctuary), leads to a novel appreciation of the role of the recipient of beneficence.

Give or Take?

An analysis of the Code of Jewish Law’s treatment of Purim Katan – the Minor Purim observed in a leap year – reveals the nature of joy at its most sublime state.

Minor Purim. Maximum Joy.

A deeper look at the significance of the crossing of the Red Sea following the Exodus and the crossing of the ‘River’ with the arrival of Moshiach, prophesied by Isaiah.

Turbulent Waters

A deeper look at the story of Purim whereby a number of ostensibly incidental details provide the clues to an amazing discovery.

Haman’s Dare

Commentaries on the Torah

If you're fascinated by creativity in a Jewish context, join Elad Nehorai as he talks to some of the Jewish world's most fascinating creative Jews about their work, their lives, and their relationship to their religion.  Rather than an interview format, these are freewheeling, intimate discussions a...

Lenore Mizrachi Cohen is a Syrian-American Jewish conceptual artist whose latest exhibition, Culture Shock, discusses the ways in which people weave together their past and traditional values with their present and contemporary culture. Rivka and Lenore also discuss the dynamics of the Brooklyn Syrian-Jewish community, negative and positive reactions to Lenore's work, and how to embrace doing conceptual, out-of-the-ordinary artwork.

Find out more about Lenore and her work: https://www.lenorecohen.com/

Artist Lenore Mizrachi Cohen Embraces Her Jewish Arab Identity (Season 2, Episode 12)

Elad talks to Jeremy Borovitz, leader of Base Berlin, about the difficulties of making real friends later in life and how to form relationships with people of different political and ideological viewpoints.

For more on Jeremy and Base Berlin: https://baseberlin.wordpress.com/about/

Jeremy Borovitz On Making Friends In A Disconnected Age (Season 2, Episode 11)

Singer/Songwriter Taali talks about how music brought her back to Judaism, making songs that touch the soul, and the secret to her longevity.

Follow Taali online:

Website: https://www.taalimusic.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5SkhihNXZNPmooUcbSVZho
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/musictaali
Instagram: http://instagram.com/taalimusic

Singer/Songwriter Taali On How Music Brought Her Back To Judaism (Season 2, Episode 10)

Director  Paula Eiselt talks about the experience of making 93 Queen, how she used the "hurdles" of being an observant woman as her strengths, and how creating the movie helped her realize the importance of making changes from within the Hasidic world.

To learn more about 93 Queen: https://www.93queen.com/

Watch the movie here: http://www.pbs.org/pov/93queen/video-93queen/

To support Ezras Nashim: https://www.ezras-nashim.org/

Follow Paula Eiselt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulaeiselt

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pizelt/?hl=en

And Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=832716

Photo Credit: https://thelayersprojectmagazine.com/

Director Paula Eiselt On Lessons She Learned From Creating 93Queen (Season 2, Episode 9)

Rivka and Annita discuss the swerving journey of an artist unexpectedly finding her creative path, and duke it out over how to educate people in the arts and the strengths and limitations of being in a creative community.

Learn more about Annita's work on the upcoming animated film, Milkweed: http://www.milkweedthemovie.com/  

Find out more about all the amazing things that Annita does here: http://www.annitasoble.com/new/

Annita Soble On How Family And Community Shape An Artist (Season 2, Episode 8)

HevriaCast: Talking With Awesome Creative Jews

YUTORAH: Kollel Yom Rishon -- Recent Shiurim

Religion &amp; Spirituality

The Connection Between Matza and Korban Pesach - Apr 14, 2024 -

The Connection Between Matza and Korban Pesach

Making a Borei Pri Hagafen on the Second of the Daled Kosos - Apr 14, 2024 - The machlokes Mechaber and Rama on whether you should make a borei pri hagafen on the second kos

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Q&A About the Rambam's Hilchot Teshuva - Sep 10, 2023 -

Q&A About the Rambam's Hilchot Teshuva

What does it mean to develop as a leader in Tanach? - Sep 10, 2023 - Based on the Rambam's Hilchot Teshuva

What does it mean to develop as a leader in Tanach?

Do you crave spiritual conversation that feels relevant to your daily life? Do you enjoy studying but can’t always find yourself in the text? This podcast is a space for experiential learning. Together, we will be exploring ideas in Jewish and Chassidic thought through the lens of real people’s expe...

A full, organic farbrengen with Rivka Marga Gestetner. We covered faith in the Redemption, allowing our children to fly even when our instinct is to pull them in, what the walls of the Mishkan have to teach us about boundaries, the nuance around self care, and why our creative outlets are holy. 


We love hearing your feedback! Email us at info@humanandholy.com.
To sponsor an episode, reach out to us via email or visit ⁠humanandholy.com/sponsor⁠.
Become a monthly supporter of the podcast on ⁠patreon.com/humanandholy⁠.



Boundaries, Parenthood, and the Hidden Holiness in Our Creative Outlets with Rivka Marga Gestetner

What are the side alleys of growth that go unnoticed while we seemingly return to the same struggles, over and over again? What are the spiritual benefits of the more chaotic elements of our lives? And how can we navigate our own spiritual glass ceilings, to allow us to leap beyond our self perception and grow to our fullest potential?


Sources mentioned in this episode: 
Alter Rebbe's Discourse: Torah Ohr, 'Shir Hamaalos' Parsha Vayeshev
Lubavitcher Rebbe's Talk: Parshas Miketz תשׁי"ג, Farbrengen of the 5th night of Chanukah 


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To get in touch with Esther Shemtov, visit her website www.onyourownpodcast.com or email her at esther@mayanot.edu.



I’ve Made the Same Resolutions for Ten Years with Esther Shemtov

Join us for an evening with five women from different backgrounds, gathering to approach the holiday of freedom with a sense of wonder and exploration. We discuss the different voices that we reckon with in our Judaism, our experiences around sensitive mitzvos that are part of our daily lives, talk about the steps of the Seder, play a game, eat, and share poetry.


To download free conversation cards for your Seder based on each of the Seder steps, visit humanandholy.com/seder-prompts.


Timestamps:
0:15-2:43 Exploring the Seder With A Sense of Wonder
2:44-5:15 Introducing Our Guests
5:16-9:11 The Four Sons as Four Voices Within
9:12-10:29 Cookie Distribution & Rules of the Game
10:30-13:27 The Details of Shabbos 
13:28-17:23 Finding Our Tznius Without the Noise of Other People’s Perceptions
17:24-20:17 Struggles With Mikvah
20:18-25:37 Spirituality In Halacha
25:38-26:59 Game Winners & Prize
27:00-28:04 Perspective in Pause
28:05-29:00 Nurturing Curiosity In Our Judaism 
29:01-30:09 Learning How to Rest
30:10-31:37 Growth From Brokenness
31:38-32:58 Seeing G-d Everywhere
32:59-36:08 Rapid Fire Seder Prompts
36:09-37:46 Spoken Word Poem 
37:47-41:25 Ball Game & Reflections




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The song behind the Seder poem is called 'The Seder Song' by Zusha. You can find more of their music here:  @zusha  

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College of Judaism

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Raising Holy Sparks

Parsha Podcast - by Rabbi Dr. Charlie Kluge

Beth Tikkun Messianic Congregation

Jewish History Matters

Drisha Institute for Jewish Education

A Rabbi Cross Examines The New Testament With Rabbi Michael Skobac

Commentaries on the Torah

HevriaCast: Talking With Awesome Creative Jews

YUTORAH: Kollel Yom Rishon -- Recent Shiurim

Human & Holy

Building Jerusalem

Today In Jewish History

The Straw Hat

Daily Chumash with Rashi

Sefer HaTanya

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Climbing the Ladder

Islam Made Easy

Jewish Thought Leaders

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The Embodied Jewish Woman with Rena Reiser

Rega Shel Ivrit (A Moment of Hebrew)

Judaism for the Thinking Person

From the Inside Out: With Rivkah Krinsky and Eda Schottenstein

The Marty Roberts Show: Staying Real in Israel

The Book of Life: Weekly Wisdom with Ruchi Koval

Unpacking Israeli History

Hilchos Shabbos with Ari Goldwag

The Adventurous Teacher

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Rabbi Paysach Krohn Podcast - see more at TorahMedia.com

The Sicha, Rabbi Fishel Oster

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