OURadio.org :: Channel Esther Wein

Programs

Around the Dining Room Table
Steve Savitsky
What we're all talking about. [more..]
Watercooler Questions
Questions you might ask, or be asked, around the office water cooler...[more..]
Parent is a Verb
Parenting is the most important job we get in life, with the least preparation...[more..]
Nach Yomi
Learn Nach Yomi!
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Rabbi Weinreb
Parshah of the week and shiurim. [more..]
Take Five for Torah
Five minute Torah message to help inspire towards further learning.[more..]
Torah Tidbits with
Phil Chernofsky
Parshah music and talk from Israel. [more..]

Channels

Noach and Moshe
	Comparing the Nature of Man Before and After the Flood. The link between Noach and Moshe. Esther Wein's new shiur for Parshat Noach Dial-up \| Cable/DSL \|Tell a Friend \| 0 Comments Download this mp3 You must be registered and be logged in to download this mp3 file. If you have not registered you can register free, here.

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Esther Wein

Through her classes, lectures and travels, Esther Wein has been sharing Torah for many years. Sought after as a speaker, traveling around the country, she offers words of Torah and insight. She has taught in high schools and at the Jewish Renaissance Center, and currently gives weekly Parsha and Prayer classes in the Five Towns (NY).

Tune in to OURadio.org, every week, to take part in her Parsha podcast class. This class offers a text-based and philosophical approach, aimed at penetrating the deeper levels of Jewish thought. Please note that it assumes a significant textual background.

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Yom Kippur: 13 Midos

The two events of Ma'amad Har Sinai: The Bris of Din and The Bris of Chessed. Esther Wein's new shiur for Yom Kippur.

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