Nov 1, 202610 minS4
We continue discussing throwing items in the public domain on Shabbat, including items that stick to walls, items that don’t land where intended, and items thrown into swampy puddles on Shabbat. We also revisit the...
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Mishna Accomplished
Hosted by Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky · kids · EN
About this Podcast:
Join Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky to study two mishnas per day. You'll hear about how Rabba Aliza learned all of the six orders of the mishna with each of her children in advance of their bnai mitzvah, two mishnas at a time. Mishna Accomplished begins on Sunday, April 19 with the first two mishnayot of tractate Rosh Hashana. New episodes will be published three times per week through Shavuot 5786.
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What is Mishna Accomplished about?
Join Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky to study two mishnas per day. You'll hear about how Rabba Aliza learned all of the six orders of the mishna with each of her children in advance of their bnai mitzvah, two mishnas at a time. Mishna Accomplished begins on Sunday, April 19 with the first two mishnayot of tractate Rosh Hashana.
Who hosts Mishna Accomplished?
Mishna Accomplished is hosted by Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky. The show has published 105 episodes to date.
What has Mishna Accomplished covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S4E34: Rollin' in the Public Domain (Shabbat 11:3-4)" (1 November 2026, 10 minutes), "S4E33: Projectile Liability (Shabbat 11:1-2)" (30 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "S4E32: Just How Big is that Loaf? (Shabbat 10:5-6)" (29 October 2026, 10 minutes).
How often does Mishna Accomplished publish?
Mishna Accomplished publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 105 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Mishna Accomplished?
Booking probability for Mishna Accomplished is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mishna Accomplished requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mishna Accomplished's contact route on record: public web form.
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The strongest fits for Mishna Accomplished are Religion & Faith. Mishna Accomplished has a kids audience.
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Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky hosts Mishna Accomplished, a kids podcast with 105 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #33
S4E33: Projectile Liability (Shabbat 11:1-2)
Oct 30, 202614 minS4Hannah Greenberg joins me to discuss throwing items from one domain to another on Shabbat. Hannah’s an eruv aficionado and gives us some additional explanations of other halachic spaces besides public and private...
- Oct 29, 202610 minS4
We finish chapter ten by discussing items too large to be carried by one person, and items carried within a larger ‘container’ on Shabbat. Our final mishna departs from carrying and we talk about other violations...
- Oct 27, 20267 minS4
Today’s mishnas cover carrying things the normal way, which would make you liable, versus carrying them an unusual way, which would exempt you from liability. I recommend some ways to bring activity to the study of this...
Episode #30
S4E30: Solo Seed Storage (Shabbat 10:1-2)
Oct 25, 20267 minS4Today’s mishnas continue to talk about taking seeds out in public on Shabbat. We see that your actions and intentions can change how the law applies to you. Then we go back to discussing how taking things halfway out...
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- Oct 23, 20269 minS4
Today’s mishnas talk about items that are so significant that carrying tiny amounts in public on Shabbat makes you liable for a sin-offering. You can find these mishnas here . Did you miss my class for the Valley Beit...
- Oct 20, 202611 minS4
We get back to the regular routine with Shabbat 9:2-3, featuring two more mishnayot where the rabbis take seemingly-random topics and try to back them up with verses from Tanach. We study them in their entirety - even...
Episode #26
S4E26: Earthenware Shards 100th Episode Extravaganza with Ren and Rivka! (Shabbat 8:7-9:1)
Oct 18, 202611 minS4Today’s episode is the 100th episode celebration with my top two chavrutot, Ren and Rivka! We finish chapter 8 with a discussion of what quantity of earthenware shards will make you liable if you carry it in the public...
- Oct 16, 202611 minS4
Top podcast spouse Ari Baronofsky joins me today to continue our conversation about carrying raw materials in public on Shabbat. We talk a bit about the history of my mishna project and what it's like to be the...
Episode #24
S4E24: Blue Eyeshadow, Lime Hair Gel and Tefillin Parchment with Jamie Conway (Shabbat 8:3-4)
Oct 15, 202620 minS4Today’s episode covers more minimum amounts for carrying raw materials in a public domain on Shabbat. The mishna refers to the size of the smallest piece of parchment that would be put into Tefillin, so I asked Jamie...
Episode #23
S4E23: Teeny tiny baby toes (Shabbat 8:1-2)
Oct 13, 20269 minS4Today, we keep talking about minimum amounts of specific items that lead to liability when they are carried four cubits in a public domain on Shabbat. First, we learn about beverages, and then we move on to supplies...
- Oct 7, 202613 minS4
Today’s mishnas finish discussing items women are allowed to wear in public and move on to discussing items that an amputee can wear or use in public. These mishnas are challenging in places, so I talk a bit about...
- Oct 6, 20269 minS4
Today’s mishnas focus on items women may wear in public on Shabbat without violating the prohibition of carrying. You can find these mishnas here . Did you miss my class for the Valley Beit Midrash? Watch the YouTube...
Mishna Accomplished
Schedule update for October 5-9
Oct 5, 20261 minS4tl;dr: We'll be back with episodes on T 10/6, W 10/7, Th 10/8, and F 10/9.
Episode #16
S4E16: City of Gold (Shabbat 6:1-2)
Oct 1, 202612 minS4Today, we start chapter 6, which discusses items the rabbis decreed could not be worn in public on Shabbat. For women, we’ve mostly got accessories and for men, we’ve got armor and footwear. You can find these mishnas...
- Sep 29, 20268 minS4
We continue to discuss gear for animals to wear in public on Shabbat, today covering items that are unacceptable for ‘going out’ on Shabbat. You can find these mishnas here . Did you miss my class for the Valley Beit...
- Sep 28, 20267 minS4
We begin chapter 5, which discusses which gear is considered too burdensome for animals to wear on Shabbat. Today’s two mishnas focus on gear that is allowed to be worn. You can find these mishnas here . Did you miss my...
- Sep 25, 202610 minS4
We’re doing a whole chapter of Shabbat today! (Perhaps for the first time?) Our chapter covers insulating food items before Shabbat so that they will stay warm on Shabbat. A new kind of muktze also makes an appearance...
- Sep 24, 20269 minS4
Today’s episode finishes our discussion of hot water with rules about a hot pot that has been removed from the stove. What are you allowed to put into it? We also veer back to Shabbat lamps as we talk about putting a...
- Sep 22, 20267 minS4
Today’s mishnas continue the conversation about cooking on Shabbat - first about using indirect heat to cook an egg, then considering water insulated on Shabbat, and which methods of insulation actually add heat on...
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