
Hosts Rabbi Chaim Richman and Jim Long discuss the beauty and universality of the eternal Torah and its accessibility and vital connection to every individual: Torah For Everyone
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week's edition of the Jerusalem Lights podcast focuses on the ancient, Biblical holiday of 'Tu B'Av' - the Fifteenth of the month of Menachem Av, occurring this year on Wednesday, July 29th. Jim Long and Rabbi Chaim Richman delve deeply into the... more
The observance of the fast day of Tisha B’Av this week (July 23) will mark 1956 years since the destruction of the Holy Temple. The rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem is a Torah commandment, and anticipated by every prophet of Israel. But what rel... more
The Book of Deuteronomy is called 'Devarim' in Hebrew, literally 'words.' This week's parashat Devarim begins the farewell address of Moses to his beloved people of Israel, 5 weeks before he passes from this world. This fifth book of Torah is uniquel... more
Parashat Matot, the first of this week's double Torah portions of Matot-Masei, (beginning in Numbers 30), opens with the subject of oaths and vows. Man’s ability to speak is a true reflection of the Divine image in which he is created, and his words ... more
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A Torah-focused discussion that makes ancient texts feel immediate and relevant for everyday life. Two hosts explore Torah portions, leadership, ethics, and the enduring relevance of the land of Israel, often weaving midrashic and Hasidic insights with contemporary reflection. The show leans into universal accessibility—promoting Torah study for everyone—while drawing strong connections between biblical narratives, Jewish law, and modern identity, nationhood, and personal growth. Noteworthy is the blend of rigorous text commentary with practical life application, and a clear emphasis on leadership, humility, and communal responsibility that may appeal to listeners seeking meaningful spiritual and cultural context.
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Recent guests on Jerusalem Lights include:
1. Rav Danial Cohen
2. Hillel Penrod
3. Hillel Richman
4. Yocheved Woodward
5. Dr. Melanie
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