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Real Women, Real Torah

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Torah
Kisui Rosh
Maseches Sotah
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Pru Urvu
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An authentic Torah learning experience, produced for women, by women. In each series, you'll listen to two women bring the texts to life as they share their take on the Torah they learned.

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At first glance, teshuva seems straightforward — recognize your mistakes, feel remorse, and resolve to change. Yet when we examine the Rambam’s Hilchos Teshuva closely, questions start to emerge.

The Rambam identifies only vidui, confession, as a fo... more

At first glance, teshuva seems straightforward — recognize your mistakes, feel remorse, and resolve to change. Yet when we examine the Rambam’s Hilchos Teshuva closely, questions start to emerge.

The Rambam identifies only vidui, confession, as a fo... more

The first Beis Hamikdash was destroyed for sins no one could miss: idol worship, forbidden relations, bloodshed. A society that falls that far at least knows what it has done.

The second is harder to account for. The generation that lost it was lear... more

Megilas Rus is one of the shortest books in Tanach — a simple story of loss and loyalty set against the backdrop of the barley harvest. And yet it was canonized, read publicly every Shavuos, and studied across generations.

Rus herself is one of the ... more

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Menucha Schochet
Incredible teacher, lecturer, speaker, coach
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Episode: Choosing to Return with Menucha Schochet (Part 1)
Avital Chizhik-Goldshmidt
Accomplished journalist and Rebbetzin of the Altneu Sho
Episode: Reimagining my Rebbetzin Role with Avital Chizhik-Goldshmidt
Eda Schottenstein
Psychotherapist, certified ADHD coach, and founder of The Swess
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Episode: Start with Understanding Yourself with Eda Schottenstein
Leah-Pearl Shollar
Dean of Curriculum and Instruction at Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh, finishing her doctorate
Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh
Episode: How We Got Here with Leah-Pearl Shollar
Chava Green
PhD in Religion and speaker on Hasidic Feminism
Episode: What’s Your Question? With Dr. Chava Green
Zisi Zirkind
Returning guest who has previously conducted a four-part series on Megillus Esther.
Episode: The Hidden Face of Esther
Rivky Kaplan
Jewish educator and speaker
Episode: Halacha & Haskafa on the use of Contraceptives with Rivky Kaplan
Yitty Gniwisch
One of the teachers who taught the course on women's fertility and a guest speaker in this episode
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Episode: Redefining the Maternal Role with Yitty Gniwisch
Ita Broh
Knowledgeable teacher, trained kala teacher and experienced in Torah education.
Episode: Foundations of Pru Urvu with Ita Broh

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Reimagining my Rebbetzin Role with Avital Chizhik-Goldshmidt
Q: What advice would you give to other women in those positions and how they can learn from the model that you're creating?
Women should take agency in leadership roles within their communities, focusing on their unique contributions and engaging in meaningful learning.
Reimagining my Rebbetzin Role with Avital Chizhik-Goldshmidt
Q: What do you think are the costs when women don't have access to like that serious Torah learning?
The lack of serious Torah learning leads to women's disempowerment in halachic observance and diminishes their influence in community leadership roles.
Start with Understanding Yourself with Eda Schottenstein
Q: Do you think secular education impacts how we relate to our Yiddishkeit?
Eda believes that Torah should be intertwined with one's secular pursuits, enhancing both rather than separating them.
Start with Understanding Yourself with Eda Schottenstein
Q: What change would you like to see in the way women in our community connect to Torah?
Eda expresses the desire for all individuals to believe they can take initiative and make their own spiritual change, being trailblazers in their respective spiritual paths.
Start with Understanding Yourself with Eda Schottenstein
Q: How have you made Torah something that's your own?
Eda mentions that she didn't have a love for learning as a child, but through her journey in psychology, she developed a passion for Torah, which has grown as she immersed herself in learning.

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This program centers on in-depth Torah study led by two women, often with guest scholars, aimed at a female audience seeking thoughtful, accessible interpretations of traditional texts. Episodes cover a broad range of Jewish learning—from Teshuva, free will, and ethical leadership to midrashic stories and halachic discussions in Masechet Sotah—blending classic sources with contemporary applications. The format emphasizes character, accountability, and personal growth, with a strong emphasis on humility, responsible leadership, and living values in everyday life. A notable strength is its women-led, collaborative approach that makes complex rabbinic material approachable for listeners who value intellectual rigor paired with practical spirit... more

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