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There is great scholarship being done in the field of Jewish education, but it’s not always accessible. And even when it is, it’s not always obvious why people in the field of Jewish education should care about it. That’s what this podcast is about—making really interesting scholarship on Jewish education accessible and talking with scholars about why it matters. Learning About Learning draws on live conversations, originally conducted as Zoom webinars. Regular episodes feature discussions between core faculty members at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Studies in Jewish ...

Rabbi Ehrenberg has been teaching Kabbalah and Chassidut to various audiences for many years. He has been instructing in Rabbi Ginsburgh's School for Jewish psychology and has been involved in psychological counseling and training based on the teachings of Chassidut for over a decade.

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TRUE Ahavas Yisrael - Beis HaLevi *WOMEN'S LEARNING GROUP*

Le 22 lettere dell'Alefbet corrispondono alle 22 energie che Dio ha usato per creare il nostro unievrso. Lo studi della loro forma, suono e valore numerico ci apre porte di conoscenza profonda attraverso la quale possiamo meglio comprendere il progetto divino della Creazione

Jewish Learning Venture has had a blog for a really long time and we were thinking that maybe it’s time to try a new format — turn our blog into a podcast and call it a blogcast. A podcast, living in a blog’s house. You may be familiar with the 4 Questions we ask on Passover…well, there are actually SO many questions and answers in Judaism – some really simple and some much more complicated. And one of the coolest things about Judaism is how we are encouraged to ask questions and seek answers in conversation with one another. So, this blogcast does just that – answers questions.

Learn the Mishna Brura daily Amud and come out with a tremendous clarity. In this podcast we wi will be discussing the side notes that Dirshu brings down in their Mishna Brura. After this shiur, you will be able to read and understand the Amud very well.

What is more wonderful and enduring than a kiss? A mother’s warm and gentle kiss, a lover’s tantalizing exchange of emotions, a child’s wet mushy plop of love towards a parent… They are all wonderful expressions of how great we feel. That’s where the idea of “Kish Mir In Yiddish” came about. To create an atmosphere of appreciating the Yiddish language, through stories and poetry about the endless facets of life. Ah Kish, as a kiss is known, stirs many feelings. To get a kiss following a funny story, or perhaps a kiss of tenderness following a memory of romance, or sadness. ...

Hear the stories and absorb the wisdom of top industry and community leaders. Career Up Now’s mission is to build a community that empowers emerging professionals to advance in their careers while incorporating universal Jewish values into their lives, through innovative networking and education opportunities with industry and community leaders.

Hear the stories and absorb the wisdom of top Israeli industry and community leaders.Hosted by Career Up Now community members : Paul Samberg, Daniel Gable, Sophia Felson, Rachel Alexander, Ben Rappaport, Jonathan Hoffman, and Aaron Feigelman.Career Up Now’s mission is to build a community that empowers emerging professionals to advance in their careers while incorporating universal Jewish values into their lives, through innovative networking and education opportunities with industry and community leaders.This podcast was made possible by the generous support of the Adam and Gila Milstein ...

Use the recordings to clarify a word or review the Talmud on the go.

'Speak Hebrew – love Israel?' will share some of my students stories and motivations for learning modern Hebrew, and their feelings towards the Israeli state. We will question - * Can we learn Hebrew in a non-political setting, as just a language?? * What part does love towards Israel/the Jewish people play in my student’s will to learn Hebrew? * And if so - have they also been brainwashed about Israel? just as I was when I was young? * Why would anyone want to learn IVRIT, my language, a beautiful language, and yet, as some see it - the language of the oppressor?