
A discussion on a topic from the week's Parsha covering many important parts of Judaism that are not regularly addressed.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 424 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

Each year on Sukkot for over 3,000 years, we have taken an Etrog along with three other plants to shake together on the festival. The Etrog is a very unusual fruit and obtaining a real Etrog each year was a challenge in many Jewish communities across... more
Today, Yom Kippur is marked by fasting and all-day prayer in the synagogue. when the Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem, Yom Kippur was marked by a unique service performed by the Kohen Gadol, the High Priest. The highlight of the service was when he ent... more
Kol Nidrei is for many the most important prayer of the year. However the prayer itself was once extremely controversial. Many Jewish scholars and rabbis called for removing the prayer, others made changes to it.
A fascinating history of the Kol Ni... more
We believe that G-d is our Creator and in our prayers often refer to Him as our father. However, on Rosh Hashanah, we mostly refer to G-d as our King.
What does it mean that G-d is a King? Is there an advantage to being a Monarch? How does G-d's ro... more
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This program covers a wide spectrum of Jewish life and study, anchored in the weekly Parsha but branching into historical, halachic, and philosophical topics. Episodes frequently explore Torah passages, rabbinic interpretation, and practical guidance for daily living, while also delving into historical events, Jewish philosophy, and ethical questions. Listeners can expect thoughtful debates, deep dives into classical sources, and lessons that connect ancient texts to modern questions. A standout aspect is the blend of textual study with accessible storytelling and modern relevance, making it useful for both curious newcomers and those seeking richer context for long-standing traditions.
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2. Rav Tzemach Gaon
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