Join Rabbi Jay Kelman, the founding director of Torah in Motion, as he shares a thought about the weekly parsha.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Rabbi Kelman is incisive with digestible explanations for Torah and Jewish complexities.
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Exploring the weekly parsha, this podcast emphasizes the insights and teachings derived from Jewish texts, particularly those surrounding the Torah. Hosts delve into significant Jewish laws, ethical considerations, and the relevance of ancient teachings in contemporary life, often drawing parallels to themes of community, identity, and spirituality. Each episode typically focuses on core Jewish concepts such as love for one's neighbor, the ethics of business, and the importance of honoring traditions during significant holidays, making the content deeply reflective and educational.
Notably, the podcast combines traditional religious teachings with modern relevance, making it appealing to listeners who seek a deeper understanding of Judaism... more
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