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Join us on a daily journey to learn from the unique and special sefer, Zera Shimshon. A sefer whose auther asks us to learn from it and guarentees blessings in every part of life as a result from doing so.

Get to the bottom of your weight loss woes and lose those unwanted pounds once and for all. Tired of yoyo dieting? Fed up with starting a new program again? This podcast is for you! Hosted by certified nutritionist and practicing diet coach, Sheindy Unger/Weight loss by Sheindy.

Learn the full Weekly parsha - Chumash with Rashi in Yiddish in 2 hours or less.

The Ki Tov Hashem is a news station dedicated to spread happy positive news, with aspecial focus on how wonderful Hashem is to us. The listener will also get aglimpse of the greatness of Hashem and the greatness of Klal Yisrael. Thenews station also puts a special emphasis on Bitachon and Hashgacha Pratis. These stories and many more can be found on thespringhilltimes.com

אם היו בני אדם מרגישים במתיקות ועריבות טוב התורה היו משתגעים ומתלהטים אחריה!!We are on a journey to experience the sweetness of Torah!

Join us as we explore the meaning behind many of the customs and halachos of daily living as we bring 'it' to life

Short Shiurim on Rebbe Nachman of Breslev's Sichos Haran

A clear concise Daf Yomi Shiur 35 - 45 min

משנה ברורה יומי לפי סדר דרשו A Clear Concise 15 minute Mishna Berurah shiur with Poskim, following the Dirshu program

Avigail has been teaching all ages from many walks of life for close to thirty years. Join her on a journey of deep meaning and compassion to improve your life by strengthening your connection to yourself. Join the podcast to find Torah light and your own inner strength and courage.

לעילוי נשמת שלום בן יעקב משה

Rabbi Yonatan Landau is the Rabbi of OHR Somayach Savoy, Johannesburg South Africa, teacher and author. He is a prolific teacher, who gives shiurim on Jewish thought, practical halacha, and Gemorah, combined with his energy and passion is infectious.

Daily mussar with R' Yisroel Gelber - Hachzek

The Set with Hershel Alexe... The political talk show that has its own set of opinions!!!

Pearls of Wisdom From the Great Chassidic Rebbes

Join the renowned Rav Shea Horovitz as he analyzes the weekly parsha

“When the summer begins to approach, go out to meditate in the meadows. When every bush of the field begins to return to life and grow, they all yearn to be included in your prayer.” With these words, Rebbe Nachman gave pride of place to the spontaneous, improvised prayer uttered in one’s own language and words – hitbodedut. This handbook of the Rebbe’s teachings on prayer includes Rabbi Kaplan’s scholarly introduction placing hitbodedut in the context of the history of Jewish prayer and meditation.

In all of his teachings, Rebbe Nachman’s singular purpose was to offer practical advice for coming close to God. Towards that end, the Rebbe instructed his main disciple, Reb Noson, to extract the practical advice contained in each of his lessons and present it in an abridged format. This first-ever English translation of Reb Noson’s work comes in a highly-readable, 2-volume set. Readers can follow along word by word with the facing Hebrew original, or learn directly from the fluent and lucid English presentation. The text is also divided by day and month for personal study. This landmark ...

Were it not for Reb Noson, the closest disciple of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, the Rebbe’s wisdom would have been lost to the world. Fortunately for us, Reb Noson amassed his considerable strengths, scholarship, and courage in the face of tremendous obstacles to insure the continuation of the Breslov movement after the Rebbe’s passing. He did it by printing all of Rebbe Nachman’s writings, composing his own key texts to explain and expand on the Rebbe’s teachings, organizing the annual Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage to the Rebbe’s grave in Uman (which continues to this day), and visiting and...

Rebbe Nachman once advised his foremost disciple, Reb Noson, to collect the names of the Tzaddikim and to recite them. Recitation of their names, he taught, arouses their merit to bring about changes in the Act of Creation, “thereby altering Nature, for the good.”