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Rav Shlomo Katz gathers together powerful teachings of Rebbe Nachman from across Sichos HaRan, Likutei Moharan, stories, and lived Breslov tradition — presenting them in a way that speaks directly to contemporary life. Each episode stands on its own — a complete Torah, practical and transformative — while together they form a living map of Rebbe Nachman’s path.

The Forgiveness Experiment is Rabbi Yisroel Bernath’s personal and practical journey into the messy, sacred work of letting go. Blending ancient Jewish wisdom with modern therapeutic tools, Rabbi Bernath walks you through the inner terrain of anger, shame, grief, and grace—with plenty of stories, soul, and a touch of humor along the way.

Today, God is once again restoring His people and calling us to rise up and build. The story of Nehemiah speaks powerfully to this generation—teaching us to stand courageously, lead with wisdom, and work together in unity for the glory of God.

Interesting look at the weekly parsha that will have you thinking and able to say something at the table.

A weekly dive into the Parsha through the lens of Chassidus. Insights and Divrei Torah given by Rav Shloime Newman of Chabad of Efrat English Division.

Start your day with inspiration and closeness with Hashem.

The Shalom Friends Podcast is where Jewish texts, lore, and big ideas mix it up with pop culture, internet chaos, and current events. Hosted by Miriam Anzovin, creator of Daf Reactions and Jewish Lore Reactions, the pod brings ancient Jewish discourse into conversation with modern internet culture, delivering commentary that’s heartfelt, comedic, and occasionally unhinged — from a formerly Orthodox, now secular, millennial feminist and chronically online Jewish nerd with too many tabs open.

Exploring Torah ethics and Torah's deepest truths - Rabbi Grant Leboff reveals Jewish Wisdom to bring meaning in today’s world.

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Tu B’Shvat is the New Year of the Trees — a moment in the Jewish calendar that invites us to slow down and reflect on growth. In this series, Rav Shlomo Katz shares Torah teachings and reflections on what it means to be rooted, to grow with intention, and to become a source of life for others. Drawing on Chassidut, Torah, and lived experience, these talks explore the inner world of a person through the lens of Tu B’Shvat.

Kabbalah Sessions from The Rav (Rav Berg) on Cosmic Opportunities throughout the Calendar Year. Original and uncut recordings from the 80's, 90's and 2000's. - To Support👇 https://ko-fi.com/haravsarmy - To Donate👇 https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=L6LWAQMQCED7E

A weekly halacha podcast from the Lemaan Yilmedu Institute, featuring Rabbi Yosef Y. Braun, Mara D’asra of Crown Heights, who shares fascinating, real-life halachic questions that reach his desk—together with the clear rulings he gave in each case.

Welcome to Connecting Jewish Grandparents, your guide to intentional Jewish grandparenting and building deep connections with your grandchildren. Each episode shares practical advice, inspiring stories, and timeless traditions to help you create a meaningful family legacy. Whether you’re a grandparent, parent, or part of the ”sandwich generation,” Connecting Jewish Grandparents offers tools to strengthen family bonds across generations.Topics include: grandparenting tips, Jewish family traditions, building strong relationships, intergenerational wisdom, parenting partnerships, family ...

TMT, Sheker Falsehood)The Rebbaim of Ohr Shlomo Yeshiva High School said a two minute of torah learning every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday after Shacharis for two minutes!

This Very Short Introduction to Moses Maimonides surveys his many intellectual, literary, and professional ventures. Born in Islamic Cordoba, he ultimately settled in Cairo, where he served as jurist and civic leader and a highly esteemed physician with responsibilities at the Fatimid and Ayyubid courts, even as he deepened his philosophical-theological pursuits. He moved seamlessly between specialized, private, and public Jewish and Muslim spheres.

Today’s battles over Christianity in U.S. public schools have deep roots. In the nineteenth century it was an intramural struggle between Protestants and later-arriving Catholics. But at Christmastime in 1905, when Frank Harding, the Presbyterian principal of a Brooklyn elementary school, urged his Jewish students to be more like Jesus, the Jewish community entered the fray in a big way. It was just the trigger Orthodox Jewish activist Albert Lucas had been waiting for.

A deeply moving and intimate story that reveals how the ravages of history that tore one family apart echo across continents nearly a century later. "A memoir which ranks alongside The Hare with Amber Eyes."—The Times (London) "Brilliant."—The Economist Sorting through papers and photographs...

Delphine Horvilleur recounts eleven stories of loss, mourning, and consolation, collected during years spent caring for the dying and their loved ones. Horvilleur writes about death with intelligence, humour, and compassion. Rejecting the contemporary tendency to banish death from our thoughts, she encourages us to embrace its presence as a fundamental part of life. Drawing from the Jewish tradition, Living with Our Dead is a profoundly humanist, universal, and hopeful book that celebrates life, love, memory and the power of storytelling to inspire and sustain us.

Highlights the tradition of the Lamed Vav—36 hidden righteous individuals in every generation who sustain the world with acts of kindness Relates the Lamed Vav mythos to topics of positive psychology such as meditation, peak-experiences, synchronicity, and higher consciousness ...