
A discussion on a topic from the week's Parsha covering many important parts of Judaism that are not regularly addressed.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 409 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism | |||

One of the most important Jewish events in modern Jewish history, was the split in Hungarian Jewry in 1870. It marked the first time Jewish communities officially split over theological differences, changing how Jews have since thought about their id... more
One of the central values in Judaism is not speaking bad about others, Lashon Hara in Hebrew. While gossip has become a staple in our society today, our Jewish traditions are strongly opposed to it.
A discussion about the rules and precautions we m... more
Music played a central role in the service at the Temple in Jerusalem. While sacrifices were offered, the Levites played a variety of music and sang songs of praise to G-d. Yet, while traditional synagogues sing songs of praise and prayer, they gener... more
The word "Amen" is used by Jews throughout our prayers and in daily life to respond to blessings. What does the word Amen mean? Where does it come from? When is it appropriate to respond Amen and when is it not? Are there other appropriate responses ... more
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Rabbi Zalman Gordon is very gifted, his teachings and lessons are true gems. Thank you!
I listen to a significant number of podcasts, especially on Judaism, and this is hands down the most educative and entertaining of all I’ve come across. A plus is that the rabbi presents unbiased approach to Halacha, which is difficult to find nowadays.
Rabbi Zalman is very gifted, his teachings and lessons are true gems. Thank you!
Each episode is a wealth of knowledge. Thank you.
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This program delivers thoughtful, seminar-style discussions on weekly Torah portions, blending halachic analysis with historical, philosophical, and cultural context. Episodes span topics from linguistic and liturgical curiosities to practical etiquette in prayer, with explorations of texts like the Written vs. Oral Torah, the ethics of commandments, and vivid historical narratives about Jewish history and mysticism. A notable strength is its ability to pair rigorous traditional interpretation with accessible storytelling, often featuring researchers, rabbis, and historians who illuminate lesser-covered aspects of Judaism. Listeners can expect deep dives into how ancient texts shape modern practice and identity, along with occasional journe... more
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2. Rav Tzemach Gaon
3. Hasdai ibn Shaprut
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5. Meir Chazen
6. Menashe ben Israel
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