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Felicia Epstein introduces masekhet Pesachim, exploring Pesach as one of the equalizing festivals, and illustrating the development of the Seder as it exists today, from the time of the Mishnah.

Nina Kretzmer Seed introduces masekhet Eruvin (regarding carrying on Shabbat), exploring how we set - and extend - our boundaries.

Nina Kretzmer Seed introduces masekhet Eruvin (regarding carrying on Shabbat), exploring how we set - and extend - our boundaries.

Wendy Amsellem opens Seder Moed with an overview of masekhet Shabbat, looking at some of the intricacies of prohibited practices, and exploring what it means to legislate rest.

Wendy Amsellem opens Seder Moed with an overview of masekhet Shabbat, looking at some of the intricacies of prohibited practices, and exploring what it means to legislate rest.

Rabba Sara Hurwitz introduces Seder Moed, taking us on a whirlwind tour of the Jewish calendar.

Rabba Sara Hurwitz introduces Seder Moed, taking us on a whirlwind tour of the Jewish calendar.

Maharat Rachel Kohl Finegold finishes off Seder Zeraim with masekhet Bikkurim, linking the ritual of bringing the first fruits with participation and equal opportunity.

Maharat Rachel Kohl Finegold finishes off Seder Zeraim with masekhet Bikkurim, linking the ritual of bringing the first fruits with participation and equal opportunity.

Rebecca Blady reveals Orlah and the multiple meanings of 'Forbidden Fruit'.