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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2334 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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2 tiny mishnayot: 1 - There is that which is problematic for kohanim - to do the Temple service (namely blemishes) - that are not a problem for levi'im (Levites), and vice versa, where Levites can only serve at certain ages of majority and not for li... more
One who takes an oath to offer a burnt offering of a ram -- that is, at least 13 months old -- or a lamb -- 12 months, and then offers a "palgeis" -- the animal during that month from age 12 to 13 months. Has he fulfilled his oath? Given that he also... more
A new mishnah! On bird offerings - and at what age they are suitable for offerings, depending on whether they are "doves" or "pigeons." What about the transition age? Note that both ages need to be stipulated because logic might steer us astray other... more
If a neckbone of person were person - in parallel to the bird's neck the other day - the question arises as to whether or when the status of impurity kicks in. With the example of Eli the high priest of the Book of Samuel (I), who fell, whose neckbon... more
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Been listening for a while and enjoyed it. I found lots of value in the commentary and it helped me understand. Now I’m really struggling with the sudden increase of filler phrases such as “right” or “you know” being injected way too often. I don’t know why the change happened, it wasn’t always there. It might sound silly but it’s detracting from the message in a way that makes it impossible for me to focus. Tried to power through a week of episodes unsuccessfully before I wrote this. Sorry but ... more
You need a sound engineer. The quality of the recordings is abysmal.
Very neat to be a part of these twos process! Par few weeks every episode has some audio issues, though.
But please slow-down.
When I listen, I imagine you are talking while constantly peering over your shoulder to check a clock as you think, “I’m late!! I’m late!!”
Wouldn’t it be better to instead slow-down and “savor” every word of these beautiful texts?
This podcast has helped my circle of friends learning DY so much. We all use it a little differently. I so appreciate the time and care that the hosts put in. I know it isn’t easy. The daf waits for no one!
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Two regular hosts guide dense, text-driven discussions around classic Jewish legal topics found in the Talmud and related halakhic literature. Episodes frequently unpack topics like Shabbat, kosher slaughter, ritual purity, and the role of intention, observation, and authority in halacha, often using Mishnah and Gemara debate to illuminate practical implications for daily life. Noteworthy are the thoughtful, education-focused conversations led by female scholars who emphasize clarity, historical context, and public teaching, making complex sources approachable for learners and practitioners alike. The format balances rigorous analysis with accessible commentary, and audiences likely value deep dive content, textual literacy, and a collabora... more
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