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Coming September 4...

The liturgies of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur contain some of the most powerful prayers and poems in Jewish history. But the uniqueness of their text, grammar, and language, and the length of the High Holiday services, can make genuine religious feeling difficult even for committed Jews. In his new Journey Through the Mahzor podcast, Rabbi Soloveichik will illuminate the great themes and ideas behind the prayers of the High Holidays. He'll uncover the meaning behind the structure of the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services, and he'll enliven your connection to Judaism and the Jewish people during this most auspicious and fragile time of year.

A Year-Long Daily Podcast Coming in November...

Spend a year with Rabbi Soloveichik as he undertakes a grand survey of all 613 commandments. With just 10 minutes a day, you'll study the whole of Jewish law in a single year.

Together with Rabbi Soloveichik, you'll explore the laws of Shabbat and kashrut, warfare and ethics, agriculture and charity, the Temple and marriage, and so much more. These are the practices that have governed the lives of observant Jews for thousands of years.

Through studying the mitzvot with Rabbi Soloveichik, you’ll come to a greater understanding of the unique Jewish approach to law, morality, character development, and our relationship with God. And you’ll see how so much of what Judaism teaches can play a critical role in preserving the Jewish people and the West. 

Coming Winter 2024

From Hillel and Yohanan ben Zakkai to Nachmanides and Rav Kook, the history of Judaism has been shaped by great religious personalities. In this video lecture series, Rabbi Soloveichik will explore the lives and communal leadership of some of the greatest rabbis in Jewish history. You'll learn how these men played a part in shaping Jewish faith and the Jewish people as we know them today. 

Coming Summer 2025

Join Rabbi Soloveichik as he delves into some of the greatest pieces of patriotic art in American history to see what they can teach us about the American soul. From the “Signing of the Declaration of Independence” to “Washington Crossing the Delaware,” these paintings can help remind us of what it means to be an American, and how to recover a sense of proud citizenship in our society today.

Read or listen to Rabbi Soloveichik's commentaries on the weekly Torah portion. In this series, you'll come to appreciate the political wisdom of the Torah and the enduring lessons it holds for leaders and statesmen. Every episode is available in both audio and written formats. 

From his magisterial study of the entire Hebrew Bible to his tour through the 4,000-year history of Judaism's holiest city, from his examination of Judaism's most peculiar mitzvot to his journey through the liturgy, Rabbi Soloveichik's Tikvah podcasts offer a Jewish education like no other. As a subscriber, you'll gain access to hundreds of episodes from Bible 365, Jerusalem 365, and the rest of Rabbi Soloveichik's vast audio library.

Enjoy unlimited access to Rabbi Soloveichik’s growing archive of subscriber-exclusive online courses including Jews and the Civil War, The Case for God, Sacred Time: The Jewish Holidays, and Faith and Film.

Gain insight into Judaism, politics, Israel, and history with real-time access to Rabbi Soloveichik's ongoing stream of essays, articles, speeches, and e-books—including his monthly column in Commentary magazine.

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