Women Talking Mitzvot
מגדל עז בית מדרשWomen Talking Mitzvot is a podcast produced by Deracheha: womenandmitzvot.org and the Stella K. Abraham Migdal Oz Women’s Bet Midrash as part of their joint commitment to bringing women's spiritual worlds into halachic discourse. This podcast explores both the texts and the lived experiences of women keeping mitzvot. Each episode features a conversation co-hosted by Rabbanit Shayna Goldberg and Ra... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||
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This conversation discusses meaningful ways to experience the Aseret Yemei Teshuva and Yom Kippur, drawing on an exploration of their halachot and customs. While Yom Kippur is the most intense day of the Jewish year, it also has the potential to be t... more
With Rosh Hashana approaching, we sat down to speak about the power of its central mitzva: hearing the shofar. We discuss how the shofar is presented in the Torah and the halachic requirements of the mitzva, and we share some of our own formative mem... more
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Avodat Hashem and the Month of Elul (LIVE Bonus Episode)
In this conversation, we share tips for authentic work on our avodat Hashem during the month of Elul and throughout life.
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This is a second episode in our running address of prayer. As we explained in an earlier episode, this series contains conversations directly relevant to chagim/special times alongside episodes dealing with constant elements in our religious lives, l... more
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The content focuses mainly on the intersection of women's experiences and their spiritual practices within Jewish law, offering insights into the mitzvot (commandments) that shape Jewish life. Co-hosts engage thoughtfully about topics such as prayer, blessings, the status of women in halachic frameworks, and the observance of specific periods in the Jewish calendar. This approach not only highlights personal narratives and communal values but also invites listeners to consider how traditional practices can resonate within contemporary contexts. The discussions consistently reflect on themes of mindfulness, gratitude, and the evolving roles of women in religious life, making it a relevant source for those interested in deepening their unders... more
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