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Women Talking Mitzvot is a podcast produced by Deracheha: womenandmitzvot.org and the Stella K. Abraham Migdal Oz Women’s Bet Midrash as part of their joint commitment to bringing women's spiritual worlds into halachic discourse.This podcast explores both the texts and the lived experiences of women keeping mitzvot. Each episode features a conversation co-hosted by Rabbanit Shayna Goldberg and Rabbanit Dr. Yosefa Fogel Wruble.This podcast series has been graciously sponsored by Sigal & Zach in honor of Women’s Talmud Torah, Women’s Halacha study and in the merit of Am Yisrael.
מגדל עז בית מדרש hosts Women Talking Mitzvot, a religion show with 20 episodes published.
In this final episode of season one we discuss the obligation and ideas behind the blessing of ha-gomel. At the end of this episode we also share some feedback and reflections on this first season. We will be taking a sh
In honor of Shavuot, this episode focuses on the development of women’s Talmud Torah. We also take the opportunity to speak about our personal journeys in the world of Torah learning, in the hope that it may serve as ins
This conversation touches on halachic aspects of counting the omer and the ideas behind the mitzva. We also discuss the customs of mourning observed during this time period. Link to Deracheha Article: https://www.derache
How is this episode different from all other episodes? We speak about the seder-night mitzva of Sippur Yetziat Mitzrayim, telling the Exodus story, and then discuss the challenges of fulfilling it. We also offer Torah th
This episode takes a deep dive into the mitzvot of Purim–Megilla, Purim Seuda, Mishloach Manot and Matanot La-evyonim (gifts for the poor)--with an emphasis on women’s obligation in these mitzvot and the halachot of wome
This episode begins with an exploration of the obligation to recite birkat ha-mazon after eating bread and what that means for us. Next, we discuss the halachic parameters of starting benching off with a ‘zimmun’--for me
This episode discusses the halachik issues related to applying makeup and other cosmetic products on Shabbat. This topic has a direct impact on the lives of so many people and touches on sensitive issues such as self ima
This episode delves into the ways in which we imbue Shabbat with holiness and how these acts are refracted through the act of making kiddush over wine. We also talk about women’s obligation in both nighttime and daytime
The mitzvah of Chanuka candle lighting has classically been fulfilled in diverse ways, with differences between Sephardi and Ashkenazi households, and between women of different communities. This conversation explores se
This conversation explores the mitzva of lighting Shabbat candles, which is primarily fulfilled by women. We discuss the meaning and special place of this mitzva, alongside important halachic points about lighting in dif
This episode explores the unique power of communal prayer, along with some of its challenges. We also discuss limitations that can impact women’s sense of participation and practical steps communities can take to make sh
This episode concludes this season's Tefilla series, weaving between ideas about Pesukei de-zimra and Shema, a candid discussion of prayer priorities when short on time, and a look at what it means to accept the "yoke of
Today’s conversation continues our tefilla series with a zoom in on the morning blessings that are gender specific: a man blessing God for not making him a woman, and a woman blessing God for making her according to His
This conversation discusses meaningful ways to experience the Aseret Yemei Teshuva and Yom Kippur, drawing on an exploration of their halachot and customs. While Yom Kippur is the most intense day of the Jewish year, it
With Rosh Hashana approaching, we sat down to speak about the power of its central mitzva: hearing the shofar. We discuss how the shofar is presented in the Torah and the halachic requirements of the mitzva, and we share
We're excited to share a special episode with you! Avodat Hashem and the Month of Elul (LIVE Bonus Episode) In this conversation, we share tips for authentic work on our avodat Hashem during the month of Elul and through
This is a second episode in our running address of prayer. As we explained in an earlier episode, this series contains conversations directly relevant to chagim/special times alongside episodes dealing with constant elem
Tefilla is a multifaceted topic that is hard to speak about clearly and candidly, because at its essence, it's a daily, spoken ritual intended to transcend its ritualized words. Today’s conversation begins what will be a
After two episodes that were primarily focused on broad conceptual ideas about women’s relationships to their Judaism and to their status in halacha, we are shifting to discuss a timely topic: the nine days and the upcom
In this episode, we discuss the status of women in Halacha and how each of us thinks about the differences between men and women's halachic obligations. We raise the discomfort women might feel given the Torah's gendered
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