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Take One Daf Yomi

Tablet Magazine
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As Jews around the world engage in a seven-and-a-half year cycle of Daf Yomi, reading the entire Talmud one page per day, Tablet Magazine's new podcast, Take One, will offer a brief and evocative daily read of the daf, in just about 10 minutes. New episodes will be released daily Monday through Friday.

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On today’s pages, Zevachim 103 and 104, the rabbis debate whether the absence of prior examples can serve as proof in halacha. Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin shows how this question has echoed from Temple times to modern issues like machine-made matzah. When ... more

On today’s page, Zevachim 102, the Gemara suggests that Moses was too preoccupied with the Divine Presence to fulfill a basic priestly duty. Israeli rabbi Avihud Schwartz unpacks why that startling answer explains not just Moses’s role, but Judaism’s... more

On today’s page, Zevachim 101, the rabbis revisit the terrifying story of Pinchas, whose violent zeal halts a deadly plague but raises lasting moral questions. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks reflects on why religious passion, however sincere, can never be... more

On today’s page, Zevachim 100, the rabbis dwell on acute mourning, a moment when grief interrupts routine, obligation, and even meaning itself. The late Norman Podhoretz offers a powerful meditation on the role of ideas and intellectual responsibilit... more

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Recent Guests

Nefesh Mountain
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Episode: Zevachim 95 – Bluegrass Break
Rabbi Eli Sapo
Rabbi of Chabad of the West Side
Chabad of the West Side
Episode: Zevachim 86 - Rising Light
Jessica Kasmer-Jacobs
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Episode: Zevachim 82 and 83 - Once Illuminated
AJ Jacobs
New York Times best-selling author known for his books on gratitude and personal challenges like living biblically for a year
Episode: Zevachim 74 - Thanks a Thousand
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Former Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, philosopher, and award-winning author.
Author of 'Morality: Restoring the Common Good in Divided Times'
Episode: Zevachim 66 - Obvious Morality
Josh Kross
Bird cooking and eating senior correspondent
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Episode: Zevachim 63 and 64 - Flipping the Bird
Rabbi Shai Schechter
Rabbi in Woodmere
Episode: Zevachim 49 and 50 - Thanks a Lot
Rav Meni Even-Israel
Director of the Steinsaltz Institute and son of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
Steinsaltz Institute
Episode: Zevachim 38 - Daf and On
Joel Salatin
A farmer and recipient of Tablet Magazine's Sinai Award who advocates for environmental stewardship.
Episode: Zevachim 28 and 29 - Intent in Action

Host

Liel Leibovitz
Host of Take One, known for his engaging style and depth of knowledge in Talmudic discussions.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 779 ratings
  • Terrific!

    Can’t start my day without my coffee AND my daily shot of ancient wisdom! Thanks for making our days ‘a little more Talmudic’!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dude wher's my car?
    United Statesa month ago
  • A Thoughtful Guide for the Curious Soul

    As a non-practicing Jew in the Philippines, Take One has been a lifeline offering bite-sized, thoughtful insights into the Talmud from a philosophical lens. Each episode is clear, engaging, and deeply relevant, helping me stay connected to Jewish wisdom wherever I am.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OrenTree
    Philippines2 months ago
  • Thanks for bringing back the corduroy rav

    Thanks for bringing back the Corduroy Rav , even if in shorts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    walterlouis422
    United States4 months ago
  • No49 Nickname

    3 words - Rabbi David Bashevkin. 5 starts if he were host & teacher

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    No49 Nickname
    United States5 months ago
  • I love this show

    It is deep enough, but doesn’t require a prior knowledge, and a great introduction to Talmud. Highly recommend it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amandapix
    United States5 months ago

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Some feedback suggests a desire for more diverse perspectives in discussions, reflecting broader contemporary issues.
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Listeners appreciate the engaging and insightful daily discussions that make complex Talmudic concepts more accessible.
Overall, the show is regarded as an essential and enriching part of their daily routine.
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Zevachim 96 and 97 - Talmudic Turncoats
Q: What is the lesson here? What is the takeaway?
The lesson emphasizes the importance of loyalty in politics, advising to stick with your initial commitments unless a strong justification for change exists.
Zevachim 74 - Thanks a Thousand
Q: What do you think is the takeaway from your research on gratitude in relation to the Jewish tradition?
Gratitude is a fundamental part of the Jewish experience, encapsulated in the very name 'Jew' which comes from 'Judah,' meaning to thank.
Zevachim 74 - Thanks a Thousand
Q: How did you decide that you would thank that coffee, the cup of coffee was going to be like the thing that you would thank everyone involved in the making of it?
Because it could have been anything, but coffee is a daily necessity for many, and it connects millions of people across different roles in the coffee industry.
Zevachim 47 and 48 - Where We Stand
Q: Why specifically do we include this in prayer?
It is chosen because the chapter has no disputes among the rabbis, providing clear and straightforward laws, which reflects the clarity we seek in prayer.
Zevachim 38 - Daf and On
Q: What do you do for an encore after extensive Talmud dissemination?
We are translating the Mishnah and Rambam to English and exploring what learning methods to adopt after Daf Yomi ends.

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The content focuses on a daily exploration of Talmudic teachings, specifically through the lens of the Daf Yomi cycle, where one Talmud page is discussed each day. Each episode presents a thoughtful analysis that makes ancient Jewish texts accessible, blending religious insight with contemporary relevance. Topics frequently covered include rituals, spirituality, storytelling, and philosophical reflections tied to modern life, fostering a deeper connection to Jewish heritage and practices. The concise format allows listeners to engage with profound concepts in a manageable timeframe, making it a unique resource for those seeking both education and inspiration in their daily lives.

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