Bringing you recent lectures, classes, and programs from the Hadar Institute, Ta Shma is where you get to listen in on the beit midrash. Come and listen on the go, at home, or wherever you are. Hosted by Rabbi Avi Killip of the Hadar Institute.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 702 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism |
Two children are fighting in the playground. Called into the principal’s office, each insists: “It all started when he hit me back.”
This familiar joke captures something deeply human: our tendency to avoid responsibility by blaming others.
The draw of theatre in the age of movies is that each experience is unique.
While the script's words and stage directions remain the same night after night, the unique alchemy of the actors and audience gathered in that particular configuration at ... more
Homeless in life, Moshe is fated to remain without a home even in death.
That, perhaps, is the most difficult part of God’s decree: not that Moshe must die, a fate that all human beings share. Not that he must die outside of the land: Ya’akov and Y... more
The generation that will enter the Land of Israel never heard God’s voice at Sinai. They never experienced the earth shattering voice, the terror, the awe. In place of memory, all they have is a story.
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This is my favorite Jewish podcast. Hadar makes such great content. I grew up in the Reform tradition and drifted away from Judaism as a young adult. Now I’m trying to reconnect and Hadar has been a great resource!
Rabbi Kaunfer’s shiur on Vayigash of Judah’s drawing near to Joseph as a whisper as in the daily Amidah is profound and moving. In drawing near to G-d through our prayer and words of daily Amidah may we achieve achieve a whisper of echad. Well done.
If the format was a sermon or a shiur it would be far better in my opnion. Hearing an essay being read to me is sub-optimal.
Love Yitz Greenberg.
Wish there was more content than once a week.
Any more Shai Held, Ethan tucker etc?
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Content focuses on Jewish texts, traditional teachings, and contemporary relevance within the framework of Jewish thought and experience. A common theme is the application of ancient teachings to modern life, exploring topics such as repentance, forgiveness, and community relationships. The discussions often reflect on significant Jewish texts and themes, encouraging listeners to engage with their faith and heritage meaningfully. Some episodes address the complexities of moral and ethical dilemmas in Jewish tradition, underscoring a commitment to understanding the depth of the Jewish faith and its teachings in an ever-evolving world. The podcast stands out for its emphasis on personal connection to Jewish storytelling, highlighting how less... more
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Recent guests on Ta Shma include:
1. Rabbi Tali Adler
2. Jeremy Tabick
3. Micha'el Rosenberg
4. Rabbi Micha'el Rosenberg
5. Dr. Nurit Hirschfeld-Skupinsky
6. Dena Weiss
7. Rabbi Shai Held
8. Jamie Raskin
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