Bible 365
A daily 15-minute podcast guiding listeners through the entire Hebrew Bible in one year, with insightful commentary and analysis.
All Podcasts
10-Minute Mitzvah
Join Rabbi Meir Soloveichik for a year-long journey through all 613 commandments of Judaism.
Journey Through The Siddur
Discover the history, meaning, and soul-shaping purpose of the prayers Jews recite each and every day.
Jerusalem 365
A year-long series uncovering the 4,000-year history of the most interesting city in the world.
Journey Through The Mahzor
Rabbi Meir Soloveichik illuminates the beauty, structure, and meaning of the High Holiday liturgy.
Parashah and Politics
Discover the Torah‘s profound political wisdom in this exploration of the weekly parashah.
15-Minute Maccabees
A limited-series podcast on the life and times of Judah, the hero of Hanukkah and Jewish history's greatest general.
Words That Changed the World: The Meaning of the Ten Commandments
In “Words That Changed the World,” Rabbi Dr. Meir Y. Soloveichik explores the Ten Commandments as you’ve never understood them before.
Recent Episodes
05:47Episode 292· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 14, 2025
Hakarat Hatov
To be a Jew is to express gratitude toward God for all He has given us.
06:35Episode 291· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 13, 2025
Chinuch, Hanukkah, and Piano Playing
One must pass down the mitzvot not just through education, but through action.
05:57Episode 290· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 12, 2025
Love and Empathy
If loving one’s family is natural and intuitive, why does the Hebrew Bible command it?
07:17Episode 289· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 11, 2025
Hamotzi in Movies and Life
The ritual of washing one's hands before eating bread has a deeper significance beyond cleanliness.
07:03Episode 288· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 10, 2025
The American Revolution Megillah and the Biblical Rabbinic Frightening Festival
The holiday of Purim is full of dualities, and the mitzvot of the day embody this spirit.
06:59Episode 287· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 9, 2025
The Blessing of Mitzvot
One must say a blessing before performing a mitzvah. Why?
06:55Episode 286· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 7, 2025
A Man for All Seasons and the Arrival of Royalty
One must prepare for Shabbat as if royalty is about to enter one’s own home.
06:33Episode 285· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 6, 2025
The Madeleine and the Oneg
The Shabbat meal not only provides enjoyment in the present but also summons us back to the covenantal past.
06:17Episode 284· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 5, 2025
Eruv and Fellow Passengers
The eruv is a reminder that those living around us are more than just anonymous neighbors.
07:43Episode 283· 10-Minute Mitzvah Podcast·Nov 4, 2025
The Candles and the Stars
The mitzvot of the Shabbat and Hanukkah candles embody the different ways we experience holiness.
