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By the Numbers
13 Facts You Should Know About Jethro

Moses' father-in-law who gave up everything to find G-d in the desert.
10 Questions: Take the Trees in Judaism Quiz

Do you know when the New Year of Trees is?
Podcasts
From Gangsta Rapper to Jerusalem Hasid

How Nissim Black overcame a troubled past of drugs, violence and crime to seek spirituality and use music to spread goodness and faith.
Everything Jewish You Need to Know This Week

In today’s episode, we’ve got Rabbi Dovi’s favorite band, aggressive shirt salesmen, and goldfish on a tax return; it’s time for your jewish week.
Parshah
Do the 10 Commandments Forbid Kidnapping or Theft?

A Talmudic perspective on the eighth commandment.
Women at Sinai

Why the difference between women and men when it comes to teaching the Torah?
Your Questions
Who “Invented” the Holiday on 15 Shevat?

When did Tu Bishvat become a thing, and why specifically now?
What Does Judaism Say About Tariffs?

When did Abraham pay a tariff?
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Wearing a Kippah

Who must wear one, when and where must it be worn, and what can it be made from?
History
The Unsung Heroism of Reb Yona Poltaver

He led a vast underground network of Jewish schools in the USSR, ultimately sacrificing his life for Yiddishkeit.
Video
Love, Respect, and Trust

Join us for an insightful conversation with Rabbi Dr. Yosef Shagalow, a Minneapolis-based psychologist with extensive experience in helping couples in distress, and an emissary of the Rebbe in St. Louis, Minnesota. In this episode, Rabbi Dr. Shagalow shares his valuable knowledge on love and marriage.
The Pleasure Principle

The Fifteenth of Shevat celebrates the New Year for Trees and the marks the beginning of a new fruit-bearing cycle in the Holy Land.
The Freeman Files
How Do We Know That We Heard G‑d at Sinai?

The greatest conspiracy theory of all time is materialism. The second greatest conspiracy theory is that the Jews invented the Torah...
The soul has three garments: thought, speech and action
— Tanya
Print Magazine

Nobody believed Noah. But Abraham, some say, convinced most of his generation.

Noah talked as someone who followed a tradition of the past. Abraham described how he had discovered G-d on his own.

Teach like Abraham.

Likutei Sichot vol. 20, pg. 13ff.