The Talmud is the foundational text of Judaism — every law, every debate, every dissenting opinion preserved across 2,711 pages. For centuries it was accessible only to scholars. That is changing. Rabbanit Michelle Farber is the founder of Hadran and the host of Daf Yomi for Women, the first and only women’s daily Daf Yomi […]
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The Shema is Judaism’s most iconic declaration — six words carried across thousands of years, countries, and circumstances. Now, a bold new initiative is inviting a million Jews to reclaim them. Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald, founder of New Jewish Outreach Program, and Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff, co-founder of Simchat Torah Challenge, join Rabbi Justin Pines to discuss […]
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How do we rebuild after shattering loss? Steven Exler, Senior Rabbi of the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, explores the landscape of grief, the weight of pastoral care & how a radically welcoming community can help heal personal & collective trauma.
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He rebuilt Jewish life post-Holocaust and advised world leaders, but the Lubavitcher Rebbe was also a profound counselor to the human soul. Rabbi Levi Shmotkin discusses how Rebbe’s private correspondences mapped out a framework for mental health.
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Rabbi Meni Even-Israel reflects on his father’s legacy and celebrates the release of the Steinsaltz Mishneh Torah.
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The legendary Auburn coach joins Justin Pines to talk about faith, basketball and why the Maccabiah Games in Israel matter now more than ever.
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Rav Tamir Granot on Israel after October 7th and the discovered journals of his fallen son Amitai, published as A Dreamer and a Fighter.
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Rabba Yaffa Epstein of the Jewish Education Project explores the Torah’s journey from heaven to humanity. Using the stories of Moses’ battle with angels and his visit to Rabbi Akiva, she asks why we received this gift and how we must use it today.
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Educator and scholar Shuli Taubes unpacks the Tower of Babel story from Genesis, revealing what’s truly at stake – not just for the builders, but also for God and humanity today.
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Rabbi E. Samuel Klibanoff, of Congregation Etz Chaim in Livingston, NJ, reflects on Yom HaZikaron, Yom Ha’tzmaut, and what it means to love Israel as an American Jew — from relief missions during wartime to the soldiers who never came home
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