Rachel Rosenthal examines the ways in which sacrifices can be rendered invalid, and considers the role of a person's intentions when offering a sacrifice and the lessons we can draw from tractate Zevachim when sacrifices are no longer offered.

Shira Hecht-Koller opens up Seder Kodashim, introducing its discussion about sacrifices, and considering the role sacrifices play in Jewish life and thought.

Shira Hecht-Koller opens up Seder Kodashim, introducing its discussion about sacrifices, and considering the role sacrifices play in Jewish life and thought.

Anne Gordon opens up masekhet Horayot, tracing its discussion of leadership and human error, and how one informs the other.

Anne Gordon opens up masekhet Horayot, tracing its discussion of leadership and human error, and how one informs the other.

Marianne Novak introduces masekhet Avot, drawing out its central themes of responsibility, autonomy, and the virtue of striving for moral perfection - regardless of whether perfection is achieved.

Marianne Novak introduces masekhet Avot, drawing out its central themes of responsibility, autonomy, and the virtue of striving for moral perfection - regardless of whether perfection is achieved.

Sarah Charak analyses how the Rabbis of the mishna understood their relationship with the people around them, and what this means for the way we navigate issues of difference in multicultural societies today.

Sarah Charak analyses how the Rabbis of the mishna understood their relationship with the people around them, and what this means for the way we navigate issues of difference in multicultural societies today.

Rabbanit Bracha Jaffe unpacks masekhet Eduyot, explaining how it weaves together testimonies from multiple Sages, lifting up halakhic principles in its quest to promote peace and end controversy.