Shabbat

A former Israeli-born NBC producer shares the surprising turning points that pushed her to search for meaning, including an unforgettable encounter with fame, a clash over Zionism at the UN, and a Sha...

In this uplifting pre Shabbat message, we explore the surprising question of when true joy begins. Blending humor, Torah insights, and different rabbinic opinions, the talk encourages listeners to emb...

In a world where songs drop instantly and attention spans shrink, Yaakov Shwekey reflects on what it means to create music with depth. The conversation also dives into his ambitious Shabbat project —...

Through stories of thieves, teachers, saunas, and Shabbat tables, discover how to judge others by their intentions, see their higher potential, and always choose the “positive from the negative” in th...

Rabbi Ullman explains that Keter expresses the sovereignty of God that sanctifies time particularly through Shabbat and the festivals, which are spiritual coronations in the calendar.

Rabbi Reuven Lauffer explores the depth of the Lecha Dodi prayer, showing how it welcomes the Shabbat as a bride and symbolizes the Jewish people’s yearning for unity with G-d.

The fourth meal after Shabbat, Melaveh Malkah, honors the departing Shabbat and extends its holiness into the week.

The Haftarah of Haazinu presents teshuva as a complete return to Hashem through honest words, humility, and the abandonment of false sources of security. It offers a powerful message of healing and re...

What happens when one resident of a shared courtyard forgets or chooses not to participate in the eruv? Explore the Rambam’s detailed laws of relinquishing ownership, carrying in shared courtyards, de...

Why is an eruv necessary when an area is already considered a private domain according to Torah law? Explore the Rambam’s laws of eruv, the rabbinic decree established by King Solomon, and how shared...