
The Parsha Podcast with Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe was started in 2016 with the goal of making the weekly Parsha accessible and useful. Every Sunday, the Parsha Podcast will feature an hour-long podcast outlining the story, narratives and major themes of that week’s Parsha and offer a selection of valuable and interesting insights from it. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, two more episodes that focuses on one i... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 931 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

With the final three plagues striking Egypt,, our Nation’s centuries-long nightmare in Egypt mercifully came to an end. At the stroke of midnight, all the firstborn of Egypt—both human and animal—died. The cry that erupted from this plague was unprec... more
The Jewish people spent several centuries in Egypt, but now it is time to leave – and the nation is leaving with flair, with miracles, signs, and wonders. In this very special, celebratory, Parsha podcast, I share two incredible ideas that I shared o... more
After the first seven Plagues of Egypt related in last week’s parsha, Pharaoh and his people were still unwilling to release the Children of Israel. In Parshas Bo, the miracles and wonders of the Almighty intensified, culminating in the Death of the ... more
Pharaoh is one tough nut to crack. Notwithstanding all the miracles, signs, and wonders that the Almighty displays in Egypt, Pharaoh persists in his stubborn, immovable, intransigence. God promised to harden his heart and thereby prolong the period o... more
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I committed to learning the weekly parasha after Simchat Torah. I’ve been listening to this podcast in conjunction to my weekly reading of the Chumash. So helpful!
I love this podcast. It helped me through 2025.
This rabbi gives it over so clearly. There are other podcasts as well. My favorite is the Jewish history one. Rabbi you are amazing. Keep up the holy work.
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I haven’t been listening to Rabbi Wolbe for a couple of years now and he is an excellent teacher and I will keep listening
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A focus on the weekly Parsha, this podcast provides listeners with hour-long discussions each Sunday that center around the stories, narratives, and major themes of the Parsha, along with insightful commentary and interpretations. Additionally, two shorter episodes are released each week that dive into specific ideas, themes, or comments related to the weekly portion. This structure is designed to make the teachings accessible and meaningful, appealing to both knowledgeable listeners and those who are new to the subject. The emphasis on rich insights, humor, and personal anecdotes from the host distinguishes it, likely attracting an audience eager for spiritual nourishment and learning about Jewish texts and traditions.
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