Real Women, Real Torah

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Real Women, Real Torah

An authentic Torah learning experience, produced for women, by women. In each series, you'll listen to two incredible women bring the texts to life as they share their take on the Torah they learned.

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Yehudis: The Heroine behind the Miracle of Chanukah

What’s the story behind Yehudis, the fearless woman who played a key role in the Chanukah miracle? Join Hadassah Shemtov as she delves into Yehudis’s remarkable bravery, the halachic implications of her story on women’s connection to the mitzvah of Menorah, and Chanukah minhagim. Discover a mystical perspective on why women take center stage in the salvation stories of Purim and Chanukah. Follow along in the sources with our free Chanukah booklet here.

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Halacha & Haskafa on the use of Contraceptives with Rivky Kaplan

Part 3 of Pru Urvu: Torah Perspectives on Women’s Fertility This episode explores some of the practical concerns that come up with raising a large family and how to navigate them. We discuss questions like: Where do we draw the line between hishtadlus and bitachon when it comes to concerns about finances or chinuch? What role does mental health play in halachic decisions about preventing pregnancy? What are some general halachic issues that comes up with the use of contraceptives? Sign up for the Pru U'rvu course here. Listen to the mikvah.org series on this topic: 'Building a Family.'

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Redefining the Maternal Role with Yitty Gniwisch

Part 2 of Pru Urvu: Torah Perspectives on Women’s Fertility In this episode, Yitty Gniwisch explores the question of why women are exempt from Pru Urvu from a mystical perspective and redefines the unique role a woman plays in influencing her family and the world. www.batshevalearningcenter.com/courses

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Foundations of Pru Urvu with Ita Broh

Part 1 of Pru Urvu: Torah Perspectives on Women’s Fertility In this first episode of our Pru Urvu podcast series, Ita Broh lays out the foundational sources behind the mitzvah Pru Urvu and how it relates to women. She explores: What are the sources in the Torah for the mitzvah of having children? What are the specific guidelines for the mitzvah? What reasons are given for the mitzvah and why is it considered such an important value in Yiddishkeit? Are women obligated in this mitzvah? Why or why not? Is their role in the fulfillment of the mitzvah different from men and if so, how? This episode lays the groundwork for the discussion in all future episodes in this series.

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Kisui Rosh: Introduction

Welcome to our new podcast series, where we'll explore everything you ever wanted to know about hair covering. We approach the topic from a new angle, giving you the inside scoop on how the halachos of Kisui Rosh developed, following the chain from the original sources in the Torah, through the texts of the Mishna, Gemara, Rishonim and Acharonim. In this introductory episode, we introduce Menucha Schwartz, our guest for this series and the genius behind the original Kisui Rosh course we launched three years ago. She talks about the process of researching and writing on this topic, we give an outline for the upcoming episodes and we talk about what we hope you, our audience, can gain from listening. If you liked this series and want to take your learning to the next level by diving into the original sources for yourself, register for our upcoming course starting end of October: batshevalearningcenter.com/courses To purchase the course books to learn on your own or in a group, visit our online store here: batshevalearningcenter.com/textbooks Follow us Instagram or join our WhatsApp group for more text-based Torah learning opportunities for women. This episode is sponsored by Zlata Wigs. Located in the heart of Crown Heights on Kingston Avenue, Zlata Wigs offers an unparalleled wig shopping experience. With over a decade of expertise, Zlata has curated a stunning collection of hundreds of wigs to suit every style, length, and color. Her skilled team will work closely with you to customize your wig to perfection. If you're looking for your dream wig, head over to Zlata Wigs at 386 Kingston Ave. Elevate your expectations! Zlata Wigs 386 Kingston Ave. Brooklyn, NY (917) 793-1230

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The Evolution of Girls' Education with Tzivi Greenbaum

Join us for a fascinating discussion with a third-year student at our Beis Midrash and high school Jewish history teacher, Tzivi Greenbaum. Tzivi has always had a fascination with the development of women's Torah education in both formal and informal settings throughout the ages. In this episode, she shares some of the research she has done on the topic and discusses these questions and more: What was the common standard of education for Jewish girls through the various periods of Jewish history? What did girls learn? How did they learn? How have those standards shifted over time? What are some examples of women who took on spiritual leadership roles and taught other women Torah? What can learn from the women of the past and how can it inform the way we approach girls' education today? To get your hands on our new book: a comprehensive compilation of halachic, hashkafic, and historical sources on the topic of women’s Torah study, sign up to join our new monthly donor club to be the first to receive a hard copy or pre-order the book! To learn more about this topic, check out these links: https://www.chabad.org/theJewishWoman/article_cdo/aid/338925/jewish/Transforming-Womens-Torah-Learning.htmhttps://www.amazon.com/All-Your-Children-Shall-Learned/dp/0765799634https://www.amazon.com/Sarah-Fascinating-Jewish-Famous-Forgotten-Expanded/dp/1600912532https://www.chabad.org/theJewishWoman/article_cdo/aid/6224533/jewish/Meineket-Rivka-The-First-Published-Book-by-a-Jewish-Woman.htm

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Female Torah Scholars Throughout History with Devorah Silberstein

In this episode, Devorah Silberstein shares with us some of the fascinating women she's encountered in the process of researching sources for the new book we're putting out on women's Torah learning. In this conversation, we address these questions and more: Why is it important to see a precedent for women engaging in Torah study throughout Jewish history? How does that change our hashkafic perspective on women's education today? What trends do we see throughout the ages for which women had the privilege of a Torah education? Is the desire amongst women to study Torah something new or was it always around? How has this desire evolved overtime? What lessons can we learn from the female scholars of the past and how can that inform our approach to women's talmud Torah in the modern age? The book we reference in this episode is a comprehensive compilation of halachic, hashkafic and historical sources on the topic of women’s Torah study. Sign up to join our new monthly donor club to be the first to receive a hard copy or pre-order the book! To learn more about this topic, check out these episode: Women's Talmud Torah: The History (Part 1) Women's Talmud Torah: The History (Part 2)

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Chana: The Paradigm of Prayer with Shterna Ginsburg

What is the essence of תפילה? The תפילות in our סידור, in general, and especially the תפילות on ראש השנה, appear to have two opposing themes. On the one hand, תפילה is a time of standing before Hashem, of acknowledging His greatness, of praising His majesty. On ראש השנה, this is especially true: the theme of the day is crowning Hashem king. The liturgy in our מחזור is dotted with proclamations of Hashem’s sovereignty over the universe, and pleas that His dominion be revealed and apparent to all. On the other hand, תפילה is about asking for our personal needs. Thirteen out of the nineteen ברכות in שמונה עשרה are requests – for health, wealth, wisdom, forgiveness, and more. In the ראש השנה מחזור, there are many passages focused on hopes and requests that the coming year be blessed and sweet. So which is it? Is תפילה about transcending ourselves, of standing in humility and awe before God, of putting aside our own will in deference to His? Or is it about turning inward, taking stock of our lacks and wants, and petitioning Hashem to fill them? Join Mrs. Shterna Ginsburg, a well-known author and teacher of Chassidus, as we explore these questions through the paradigm of Chana's prayer, the story we read in the haftorah of Rosh Hashana. Click here for a beautiful booklet with all the sources explored in this episode (and more): The booklet includes the full Hebrew sources on one side and excerpts of those sources with English translation on the other. You can download a free PDF or purchase hard copies to be printed and shipped to your door. Learn it on your own, learn with a friend, or start a study group in your community!

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Introducing Torah Ohr on Bereishis

Join us on a 12-week journey through Torah Ohr on Bereishis. Explore the stories of Bereishis through a fresh lens and discover the inner strengths you never knew you had. Find out more at batshevalearningcenter.com/bereishis

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An authentic Torah learning experience, produced for women, by women. In each series, you'll listen to two incredible women bring the texts to life as they share their take on the Torah they learned.

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