Talking Talmud
Yardaena Osband & Anne GordonLearning the daf? We have something for you to think about. Not learning the daf? We have something for you to think about! (Along with a taste of the daf...) Join the conversation with us!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2255 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism | |||
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How much flour needs to be measured out for the grain-offering? A minimal amount, so that even the poorest sinner can manage the offering. And that flour? It's dough, not just loose, powdery flour. Also, fresh figs vs. dried figs in terms of figuring... more
Chapter 5! On preparing the dough... with a new mishnah that explains that all of the grain-offerings are matzah (unleavened), with two exceptions. Plus, a discussion on how leavening was used. Plus, an important genealogy on the descendants of Rabbi... more
More on the griddle-cakes... which were brought together with the daily offerings of the morning and of the afternoon. This raises the question of how much flour went into each offering - was the 10th of an efah of flour divided between the two daily... more
On Rava's opinion about the kohen gadol's griddle-cake offering. The griddle-cake involves flour and oil, but the measurements of each are not clear -- and are therefore subject to interpretation and deriving the details, whether from the verses or l... more
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- Loved it..having some issues now.
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
Apple Podcasts3Kris(tina)
Canadaa year ago - Great content and illuminating discussions, but audio is so bad
You need a sound engineer. The quality of the recordings is abysmal.
Apple Podcasts1ibis gk
United States4 years ago - Very organic conversation
Very neat to be a part of these twos process! Par few weeks every episode has some audio issues, though.
Apple Podcasts4EShirahCanada5 years ago - Great Information
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?
Apple Podcasts3LidrorUnited States5 years ago - Such a great tool for daf yomi study
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!
Apple Podcasts5Andrea101323United States5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #106 | United States/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
Apple Podcasts | #86 |  United Kingdom/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
Apple Podcasts | #120 | Canada/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
Apple Podcasts | #77 |  Germany/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
Apple Podcasts | #14 |  South Korea/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
Apple Podcasts | #21 |  Taiwan/Religion & Spirituality/Judaism |
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The content centers primarily on Jewish texts, particularly the Talmud, as it relates to daily learning and interpretation of Jewish law. The episodes feature in-depth discussions on various mitzvot, halachic principles, and Talmudic narratives, often blending legal discourse with storytelling elements. This approach provides listeners with both academic insights and engaging conversations, making it accessible for those who may be new to Talmudic study, while also offering depth for seasoned scholars. Notably, the hosts often explore contemporary applications of these ancient texts, reflecting on how Talmudic teachings can influence modern Jewish life.
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Talking Talmud launched 6 years ago and published 2255 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Rabbi Chaim Seyman
2. Dr. Tamar Marvin
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