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4101

Shir Hashirim 4.12 the lock and the seal

Jan 10, 2026

32:51

4102

Shir Hashirim 4.13 field of Oral Torah

Jan 10, 2026

28:18

4103

Halacha series: Shabbos - mechitzos, part 1

Jan 11, 2026

35:01

4104

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.8 Torah and parnassa

Jan 11, 2026

23:07

4105

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.8 begging for Torah

Jan 11, 2026

23:12

4106

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.8 Torah and melacha

Jan 11, 2026

23:15

4107

Parshas Shemos - chassan damim

Jan 11, 2026

24:22

4108

Halacha series - Shabbos, walls in the wind

Jan 22, 2026

29:47

4109

Melachim I, perek 1 Adoniya's attempt

Jan 22, 2026

30:58

4110

Melachim I, perek 1 Batsheva's appeal

Jan 22, 2026

31:46

4111

Shir Hashirim 4.13 spice of halacha

Jan 22, 2026

27:36

4112

Shir Hashirim 4.13 the spice of agada

Jan 22, 2026

29:01

4113

pirkei Avos with the Maharal, yoke of Torah

Jan 22, 2026

29:29

4114

Ruach Chayim, why you were created

Jan 22, 2026

32:33

4115

Ruach Chayim, the students of Rabbi Yochanan

Jan 22, 2026

25:33

4116

Parshas Vaera - Hashem's army

Jan 22, 2026

30:53

4117

Parshas Bo, the kedusha of the Bechor

Jan 28, 2026

27:14

4118

Hilchos Talmud Torah 3.10 Torah as water

Jan 28, 2026

24:17

4119

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.12 Torah through comfort

Jan 28, 2026

25:18

4120

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.13 Torah at night

Jan 28, 2026

19:26

4121

Hilchos talmud Torah 3.13 benefits from Torah

Jan 28, 2026

20:23

4122

Melachim I, perek 1 Nassan's intervention

Jan 28, 2026

32:26

4123

Chinuch series: grandiose offers

Jan 28, 2026

21:25

4124

Melachim I, perek 1 annointing Shlomo

Jan 28, 2026

29:29

4125

Pirkei Avos with the Maharal, significant numbers

Jan 28, 2026

24:02

4126

Ruach Chaim, foreseeing the future

Jan 28, 2026

30:38

4127

Halacha series - Shabbos, halachic walls

Jan 28, 2026

37:04

4128

Ruach Chayim, your friend's honour

Jan 28, 2026

27:59

4129

Pirkei Avos with the Maharal, written in a sefer

Jan 28, 2026

30:52

4130

Melachim I perek 1, Adoniya's submission

Jan 28, 2026

28:21

4131

Shir Hashirim 4.14 the wellsprings of chochma

Jan 28, 2026

30:35

4132

Shir Hashirim 4.14 fragrance of Torah sheba'al peh

Jan 28, 2026

31:15

4133

Shir Hashirim 4.16 north and south

Jan 31, 2026

34:16

4134

HIlchos Talmud Torah 4.1 accepting students

Jan 31, 2026

24:35

4135

Hilchos Talmud Torah 4.2 to stand or to sit

Jan 31, 2026

17:24

4136

Halacha series - Shabbos, lechi and korah

Jan 31, 2026

37:06

4137

Have a Heart!

Feb 4, 2026

35:21

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4138

Shmooze Parshas Yisro

Feb 7, 2026

26:07

Shmooze Parshas Yisro

4139

Parshas Beshalach, army against Amalek

Feb 7, 2026

30:32

4140

Melachim, perek 2 Dovid's last will

Feb 7, 2026

29:36

4141

Melachim perek 2, Yoav's kapara

Feb 7, 2026

26:42

4142

Shir Hashirim 4.16 the winds of tefilla

Feb 7, 2026

29:43

4143

Shir Hashirim, 4.16 the middah of rachamim

Feb 7, 2026

31:00

4144

Ruach Chaim, is the Torah an inheritance?

Feb 7, 2026

16:30

4145

Ruach Chaim, prepare for Torah

Feb 7, 2026

28:29

4146

Pirkei Avos with the Maharal, you are His

Feb 7, 2026

28:04

4147

Hilchos talmud Torah 4.3 the slow student

Feb 7, 2026

25:59

4148

Hilchos talmud Torah 4.4 the shy student

Feb 7, 2026

23:31

4149

Halacha series - Shabbos , mevo

Feb 7, 2026

37:01

4150

Menachos 27b - From Parah Adumah to Biah Reikanis and Back

Feb 7, 2026

15:08

Menachos 27b - From Parah Adumah to Biah Reikanis and Back

4151

Menachos 28 - Context for Menorah discussion

Feb 8, 2026

7:30

Menachos 28 - Context for Menorah discussion

4152

Menachos 23

Feb 9, 2026

12:31

Menachos 23

4153

Menachos 24

Feb 9, 2026

10:36

Menachos 24

4154

Menachos 25

Feb 9, 2026

9:13

Menachos 25

4155

Menachos 26

Feb 9, 2026

13:22

Menachos 26

4156

Menachos 27

Feb 9, 2026

14:09

Menachos 27

4157

Menachos 28

Feb 9, 2026

12:18

Menachos 28

4158

Menachos 29

Feb 9, 2026

15:45

Menachos 29

4159

Menachos 30

Feb 9, 2026

12:40

Menachos 30

4160

Menachos 31

Feb 9, 2026

7:05

Menachos 31

4161

Menachos 32

Feb 9, 2026

8:30

Menachos 32

4162

Menachos 33

Feb 9, 2026

8:03

Menachos 33

4163

Menachos 34

Feb 9, 2026

14:07

Menachos 34

4164

Menachos 35

Feb 9, 2026

11:26

Menachos 35

4165

Beshalach - The Cry of the Lower Waters

Feb 9, 2026

14:26

Beshalach - The Cry of the Lower Waters

4166

Yisro - Matan Torah: Rising to Royalty

Feb 9, 2026

29:07

Yisro - Matan Torah: Rising to Royalty

4167

Yisro - Every Action Affects Everyone

Feb 9, 2026

12:01

Yisro - Every Action Affects Everyone

4168

Menachos 29-30 - General Structure

Feb 10, 2026

6:25

How the Gemara ends up creating an entire sugya of Hilchos Sefer Torah while supposedly discussing Mezuzah

4169

Menachos 36

Feb 10, 2026

8:09

Menachos 36

4170

Menachos 32 Structure and Progression

Feb 12, 2026

4:23

Menachos 32 structure and progression

4171

Menachos 37

Feb 12, 2026

10:03

Menachos 37

4172

Fulfilling a Dead Man's Commitment to Tzedakah

Feb 12, 2026

9:56

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4173

AYS

Feb 12, 2026

43:14

Welcome back to another session of answering your shailos, organized and arranged by Jonathan. In this episode from February 13th, we explore a wide range of halachic inquiries, spanning from the philosophical depths of repentance to the practicalities of Shabbat observance and communal customs. This episode answers the following questions: • How do we perform teshuva (repentance) for sins we will likely repeat? We discuss whether it is "dishonest" to repent for recurring failings, explaining that repentance is a "sliding scale" or a "dimmer light" rather than a simple on/off switch. Making a value statement through vidui (confession) is crucial, even if we aren't yet 100% ready to fully overcome a weakness. • Is it permitted to play board games on Shabbat? We examine the halachic issues of writing (kosafe)—such as forming letters in certain versions of Scrabble—and sorting (borer), which often arises in games like Settlers of Catan when discarding cards. We also touch upon the importance of using game time as a meaningful way to connect with family. • What is the ideal way to perform Shnayim Mikra V'Echad Targum? We debate whether it is better to read verse-by-verse or paragraph-by-paragraph, exploring different opinions on how to best achieve a level of understanding of the Torah text. • Which "Yomi" (daily learning) program offers the most benefit? While emphasizing that you get out what you put in, we discuss the unique value of Nach Yomi, as many people are unlikely to learn the Prophets and Writings in a different setting. • How careful must one be when disposing of Hoshanos? We clarify the difference between Tashmishei Kedusha (holy items) and Tashmishei Mitzvah (items used for a mitzvah), noting that while one shouldn't be disrespectful, leaves that fall off naturally and are swept up are generally not a concern. • Should you use full names when praying for family members? We explain that clarity is the primary goal; if it is obvious who you are praying for (e.g., "my wife" or "my child"), mentioning the full formal name is not strictly necessary, especially in their presence. • Can you ask an Israeli to do work for you on the second day of Yom Tov? We explore the concept of asking a Jew who is only keeping one day of Yom Tov to perform a task for someone keeping two days, noting that there is no prohibition of Amira L'Yisrael (asking a Jew) if the act itself is permitted for the doer. • Is it permitted to lie to facilitate a surprise party? Drawing on sources that allow lying for the sake of peace (Shalom) or to avoid hurting feelings, we discuss how truth-telling is sometimes balanced against the requirements of proper midos (character traits). • What should be said when hostages are released? We break down which blessings apply to the hostages themselves, their families, and the general public, including the potential use of Hatov V'Hametiv or Shehecheyanu. • How do we determine which minhagim (customs) to follow? We distinguish between personal customs, which one can adopt based on spiritual inspiration, and communal customs, where consistency is vital to avoid creating a "hodge-podge" of practices that lack a coherent foundation. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/ten-minute-halacha/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

4174

Online Reviews for Jewish Businesses

Feb 12, 2026

30:26

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4175

Shekalim - Elevating Our Love to Hashem

Feb 13, 2026

8:37

Shekalim - Elevating Our Love to Hashem

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Shekalim - Connecting to the REAL You

Feb 13, 2026

28:52

Shekalim - Connecting to the REAL You

4177

Shovevim - Seeing with Spiritual Eyes

Feb 13, 2026

11:14

Shovevim - Seeing with Spiritual Eyes

4178

The Live-Giving Power of Torah

Feb 13, 2026

16:08

The Live-Giving Power of Torah

4179

Parshas Yisro, kibud Av

Feb 14, 2026

27:10

4180

Melachim I, perek 2 Adoniya's attempt

Feb 14, 2026

31:24

4181

Melachim I, perek 2, reward for Rus

Feb 14, 2026

31:44

4182

Shir Hashirim 4.16 middos of mercy, part 1

Feb 14, 2026

32:36

4183

Shir Hashirim 4.16 middah of mercy part 2

Feb 14, 2026

23:46

4184

Menachos 31-34 -Overview to sugya of Mezuzah

Feb 12, 2026

7:17

Menachos 31-34 -Overview to sugya of Mezuzah

4185

Menachos 33b-34a - Doorposts: Definitions

Feb 14, 2026

8:15

Menachos 33b-34a - Doorposts: Definitions

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Menachos 34b -Overview to sugya of Tefillin; Structure of 34b

Feb 14, 2026

7:06

Menachos 34b -Overview to sugya of Tefillin; Structure of 34b

4187

Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: How Many Days Does It Take The Moon To Orbit The Earth Each Month?

Feb 14, 2026

16:33

Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: How Many Days Does It Take The Moon To Orbit The Earth Each Month?

4188

Menachos 38

Feb 14, 2026

8:04

Menachos 38

4189

Machshava series: Ladies learning

Feb 14, 2026

15:00

4190

Answering YUr Shailos

Feb 15, 2026

46:25

This transcript features a rabbi responding to diverse questions concerning Jewish law, communal standards, and spiritual life. He begins by debating whether winning a Torah scroll in a raffle fulfills the religious obligation to write one personally. The discussion then shifts to the permissibility of digital photo frames on the Sabbath and the complex history of the Manhattan eruv. Addressing broader theological concerns, the speaker explores divine providence as it relates to non-Jews and explains the spiritual advantages of praying in a formal synagogue rather than a home setting. He concludes with practical advice on maintaining religious focus amidst modern temptations and the protocol for handling interruptions during prayer. How do Rabbinic authorities apply ancient laws to modern technologies like digital screens? In what ways does communal environment influence the spiritual quality of religious practice? How does Jewish law navigate historical disputes regarding the definition of public spaces? Today • 2:02 AM write a podcast blurb for this audio with all the questions asked Welcome back to another weekly session of answering your questions, organized and arranged by Jonathan. In this episode, we explore a wide variety of halachic inquiries and philosophical reflections, ranging from modern technological challenges on Shabbat to the deep spiritual mechanics of repentance. This episode answers the following questions: • Does winning a Sefer Torah in a raffle fulfill the mitzvah? We provide a follow-up on whether winning a raffle qualifies as the mitzvah of writing a Sefer Torah, debating if it is more similar to inheriting one (which does not fulfill the mitzvah) or commissioning/buying one (which most hold does fulfill it). • Are digital photo frames and screens permitted on Shabbat? We discuss the use of screens in homes and shuls that display rotating photos, headlines, or sports scores, examining concerns like reading secular news on Shabbat and the halachic concept of Shevisas Kelim (resting of utensils). • What is the halachic status of the Manhattan Eruv? We dive into the complex history of the Manhattan Eruv, focusing on the debate over whether an area requires 600,000 residents to be considered a Reshus HaRabim (public domain) and Rav Moshe Feinstein’s influential rulings on the matter. • How does God’s influence (Hashgacha) affect non-Jews? Drawing on various opinions, we explore whether non-Jews are guided by general or individual providence and how they are judged based on their personal mission in society. • Is it preferable to daven in a shul if there is a house minyan on your block? We explain why davening in a shul is superior to a house minyan, citing reasons such as B'rov Am Hadras Melech (glory in a large crowd), the inherent sanctity of the building, and the presence of an Aron Kodesh. • How strictly should we follow the rule of Paska (not splitting verses)? We look at why we sometimes split verses in songs or Torah readings despite the general prohibition, noting that it is often permitted when there is no other viable option. • Does seeing the top of the Golden Dome require Keriah? We discuss whether seeing the dome on the Temple Mount from a distance—without seeing the base—obligates a person to tear their clothes in mourning for the Temple. • How do sins transform into merits through teshuva? We examine the profound concept that proper repentance can turn past transgressions into merits, including the idea that the drive to overcome sin can lead a person to a higher spiritual level than they would have otherwise reached. • Where should one light candles when staying in one hotel but eating in another? We address the logistics of lighting Shabbat and Chanukah candles for those away from home, determining whether the place of eating or the place of sleeping takes precedence. • What is the best way for teenagers to handle modern temptations? We share advice on avoiding temptation through filters and environment rather than just "fighting" it, while emphasizing the importance of not obsessing over past failures. • How should you signal someone to stop talking during sensitive parts of prayer? We offer practical tips for communicating the need for silence during Chazaras HaShatz or Kaddish without violating the prohibition against speaking. To understand the concept of avoiding obsession with sin, consider it like putting down a heavy load after crossing a puddle; if you keep rehashing your mistakes, you are still carrying the weight of the sin long after the moment has passed. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/ten-minute-halacha/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

4191

Women in Shnayim Mikra

Feb 17, 2026

9:26

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4192

Mishloach Manos

Feb 19, 2026

12:42

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4193

The Shabaton Without a Minyan

Feb 19, 2026

29:53

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4194

Shmooze Parshas Terumah

Feb 19, 2026

23:02

Shmooze Parshas Terumah

4195

Does an Onein Say Baruch Sheim Kevod Malchuso L'olam Va'ed if He Says a Beracha

Feb 22, 2026

14:31

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4196

Marrying Somebody With The Same Name As Your Parent

Feb 22, 2026

13:29

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4197

Seudas Purim

Feb 23, 2026

10:52

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4198

Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: If You Hire Someone To Do An Aveira For You, Are You Obligated To Pay Him?

Feb 24, 2026

15:22

Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: If You Hire Someone To Do An Aveira For You, Are You Obligated To Pay Him?

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Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: Are You Allowed To Make Images Of The Sun and Moon?

Feb 24, 2026

15:22

Late Night Mishmar With Rabbi Reisman: Are You Allowed To Make Images Of The Sun and Moon?

4200

Parshas Teruma: The Uniqueness of Shmone Esrei

Feb 24, 2026

43:43

Parshas Teruma: The Uniqueness of Shmone Esrei

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