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Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe
The Parsha Podcast
With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe
The Parsha Podcast with Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe was started in 2016 with the goal of making the weekly Parsha accessible and useful. Every Sunday, the Parsha Podcast will feature an hour-long podcast outlining the story, narratives and major themes of that week’s Parsha and offer a selection of valuable and interesting insights from it. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, two more episodes that focuses on one idea, theme, or comment on the Parsha will be released. Please send comments or questions to [email protected].
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4.9 stars from 227 ratings
Best parsha podcast
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“I've listened to so many parsha podcasts, this is the one I listen to! I absolutely love Rabbi Wolbe's voice, and the way he breaks down the weekly parsha makes it enjoyable and easily digestible. The exquisite insights are by far my favorite part I could listen to just that! I really...”Read full review »
Shayne punim via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/31/23
A joyous voice
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“Listening to Rabbi Wolbe’s joyful voice and his sense of humor while learning the intricacies, nuances and power of Torah is a fascinating experience for anybody looking to develop their own personal relationship with the Jewish nation. I look forward to each episode. B”H”
Best Guest via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/17/23
Makes learning SO MUCH FUN
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“This Rabbi is such a blessed teacher! You will not be disappointed in any of his podcasts. Be entertained while being educated. Listen and find out what you didn’t know you didn’t know.
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Barngaza via Apple Podcasts ·
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02/17/23
Recent Episodes
The Metzora (one stricken with tzaraas) is unwelcome in polite society. Even impolite society doesn’t want anything to do with him. They must leave the camp. They must be alone, in seclusion, in isolation outside of the camp. They may not have close interaction with others. Others don’t even want...
Published 04/18/24
Published 04/18/24
How involved is God in the day-to-day lives of humanity? What is the nature of divine communication to humanity? The central subject of our Parsha offers a fascinating window into this question. In antiquity – when our people were very close to the Almighty and very elevated spiritually – every...
Published 04/16/24
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