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Your Daily Dose of Chassidic WisdomStart your day with a powerful message from the Rebbe, as interpreted by Rabbi Baruch Epstein. This daily podcast offers a concise and inspiring commentary on the Hayom Yom, a collection of teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Through these timeless words of wisdom, you can gain a deeper understanding of Jewish thought and spirituality.#Judaism #JewishCulture #TorahStudy #JewishTraditions #HebrewLessons #JewishEducation #JewishHistory #JewishWisdom

On today’s page, Zevachim 45, the rabbis wonder aloud why they’re debating laws for a Temple that doesn’t exist. The answer? Study isn’t just about what is — it’s about what could be. Why does learning something seemingly irrelevant keep faith alive? Listen and find out.

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Keeping Shabbos Clothing clean

The Voice That Opens Heaven — Your OwnAvraham’s first prayer in the Torah wasn’t a prayer at all — it was an argument. In this class, we explore why Hashem wants your words, not perfect words. And we’ll see what happens when people finally speak to Him… directly.

A very popular but controversial game in bars in the 1990s was "dwarf-tossing, i.e., who could through padded little people the farthest. If the little person agrees and is paid, is there anything morally wrong with this practice. This podcast will examine the implications from Jewish sources and the implications for human dignity for every human being.

A very popular but controversial game in bars in the 1990s was "dwarf-tossing, i.e., who could through padded little people the farthest. If the little person agrees and is paid, is there anything morally wrong with this practice. This podcast will examine the implications from Jewish sources and the implications for human dignity for every human being.

Parshat Lech Lecha:  I Will Bless  -  English only.  Abraham was the father of the faithful.  Sadly, some people believe in the faithfulness of Abraham, but ignore any even greater reality!  Recorded November 1, 2025.

Tanya Applied: Episode 234: Chapter 29.02: How to Penetrate a Heart of StoneA journey into the deepest teachings of the Torah and their application to our personal, emotional and psychological lives.The Tanya Applied radio show is broadcast every Saturday night, 10–10:30PM ET onWSNR 620 AM – Metro NY areaWJPR 1640 AM — Highland Park and Edison, NJOnline: www.talklinenetwork.comBy phone: Listen Line: 641-741-0389Many of us may be familiar with some of the central ideas in Tanya – including the battle

6 Minute Siddur Snippets #670: Yehiyu l'ratzon imrei fi (Part 7) - Oct 28, 2025 -

Shifting focus to the guilt-offering (the "asham"), and the fact that it too is to be slaughtered in the northern part of the Temple courtyard - along with the blood collection and sprinkling and so on. And, again, the details are derived from the Torah's verses and inferences from one verse to another. Also, the guilt-offering slaughtered by the person who is coming off tzara'at also needs to be in the north of the Temple courtyard. And this derivation is then used to understand

This week on The Weekly Squeeze, I’m coming in hot, coffee in one hand, conviction in the other, and Jerusalem on fire. The streets are packed. Tens of thousands of Haredim in black hats, blocking traffic, waving signs, shouting that the draft is a “war on the Torah world.” Reporters got attacked, cars stuck for hours, the whole city gridlocked, and everyone’s asking the same question: who’s actually protecting who here? Because this isn’t just another protest. This is the fight over Israel’s...