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Mussar HaTorah

Hosted by Aaron Benedict · religion · EN

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Learn to be the best version of yourself from the Mussar in the weekly Parsha. notarabbi.substack.com

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Public web form

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31%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Mussar HaTorah

Who hosts Mussar HaTorah?

Mussar HaTorah is hosted by Aaron Benedict. The show has published 113 episodes to date.

What has Mussar HaTorah covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Nasso 5786 - The Hidden Price of Almost Right" (26 May 2026, 8 minutes), "Shavous 5786 - Don't Lose Yourself" (19 May 2026, 7 minutes), and "Bamidbar 5786 - After Sinai" (12 May 2026, 7 minutes).

How often does Mussar HaTorah publish?

Mussar HaTorah publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 113 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Mussar HaTorah?

Booking probability for Mussar HaTorah is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mussar HaTorah requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mussar HaTorah's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Mussar HaTorah?

The strongest fits for Mussar HaTorah are Religion & Faith. Mussar HaTorah has a religion audience.

About the host

Aaron Benedict hosts Mussar HaTorah, a religion podcast with 113 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • May 26, 20268 minS0

    <p>When the Nazir completes his vow, he has done everything right — every restriction honored, every day of commitment upheld. So why does the Torah require him to bring a sin offering? Rav Henoch Leibowitz, citing...

  • May 19, 20267 minS0

    <p>There is a single phrase in Megillas Rus that most readers pass right over — but the Midrash stops everything to examine it. When Rus describes her day in Boaz's field, she doesn't say what we'd expect. And that...

  • May 12, 20267 minS0

    <p>We all have moments of genuine inspiration — a powerful shiur, a meaningful Shabbos, a prayer that finally felt real. And then, a week later, nothing has changed. This isn't a modern problem. It's the central drama...

  • May 5, 20267 minS0

    <p>Why did Hashem require every Jewish family to bring an animal to Jerusalem and consume it there? Unlike other tithes that care for the needy, the animal tithe seems to serve no obvious social purpose. In this...

  • Apr 28, 20269 minS0

    <p>Parshas Emor contains two of the most far-reaching commandments in all of Torah — Kiddush Hashem and Chillul Hashem — the obligation to sanctify Hashem's name and the prohibition against desecrating it. In this...

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  • Apr 21, 20266 minS0

    <p>The Torah commands us to rebuke our fellow Jews when they go astray, but how do we do this without causing harm? In this week's exploration of Parshas Acharei Mos-Kedoshim, we uncover a revolutionary approach from...

  • Apr 14, 20267 minS0

    <p>What if the door you close on a stranger is simultaneously sealing off your prayers from Heaven? This week's episode reveals a startling translation from Onkelos that exposes the double consequence of a stingy heart...

  • Mar 31, 20267 minS0

    <p>When Aharon corrected Moshe Rabbeinu about a halacha regarding sacrificial offerings, Moshe didn't just accept the correction gracefully—he was elated. How could the greatest prophet who ever lived experience genuine...

  • Mar 24, 20268 minS0

    <p>Why does Parshas Tzav introduce the korbanos with the phrase "This is the Torah of..." while last week's parsha simply described them? Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe reveals a profound answer: the detailed halachos that follow...

  • Mar 17, 20266 minS0

    <p>Moshe Rabbeinu had ten names, each describing a different facet of his greatness. Yet the name we know him by wasn't divinely inspired - it came from an Egyptian princess who defied her father to pull a Hebrew baby...

  • Mar 10, 20265 minS0

    <p>Why does the Torah read like an accountant’s ledger at the beginning of Parshas Pekudei? This week, we explore Rav Moshe Lichtenstein’s profound insight that connects the meticulous accounting of the Mishkan’s...

  • Mar 3, 20266 minS0

    <p>After receiving the second set of luchos, Moshe’s face shone with such intense light that he needed to wear a mask - not to protect himself, but to protect others from the overwhelming radiance. But why did this...

  • Feb 24, 20266 minS0

    <p>Why is Moshe's name missing from Parshas Tetzaveh? This parsha is unique - it's the only one from Moshe's birth through the end of Bamidbar where his name never appears. But there's something even more curious...

  • Feb 17, 20266 minS0

    <p>Why does the Torah repeat the word "terumah" three times in the opening of Parshas Terumah? Rashi explains there were actually three separate collections happening - but this raises a puzzling question that leads to...

  • Feb 10, 20267 minS0

    <p>What if the person who wronged you is actually your greatest opportunity for spiritual growth? In this week's episode, we explore Rabbi Jonathan Sacks' profound teaching on a stunning law from Parshas Mishpatim: when...

  • Feb 3, 20267 minS0

    <p>Every Jew who stood at Sinai experienced prophecy - but that was 3,000 years ago. So why can we still reject false prophets today? Rav Henoch Leibowitz reveals: The Sinai experience is etched into every Jewish soul...

  • Jan 27, 20266 minS0

    <p>Picture the moment: After centuries of slavery, Bnei Yisrael are finally free. The entire nation is running through Egypt, gathering gold, silver, and precious treasures from their former oppressors. Unimaginable...

  • Jan 20, 20266 minS0

    <p>Why did the final plague have to strike at midnight? The answer reveals a fundamental pattern woven into creation itself—one that explains not just the Exodus, but every struggle you're facing right now. The Nesivos...

  • Jan 13, 20265 minS0

    <p>We've all been there: a powerful moment at a wedding, during the Yamim Noraim, or after hearing life-changing news leaves us absolutely certain we're going to change. A week later, that fire has faded to ash. In this...

  • Jan 6, 202610 minS0

    <p>Why did the Torah need to tell us that Yosef was in Egypt when we already knew this fact? This seemingly unnecessary detail unlocks one of the most powerful lessons about spiritual consistency you’ll ever encounter...

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