Rabbi Zvi Herman

Divrei Torah for the Growth-Oriented Jewish Teen

Religion EN ↓ 180 episodes

A series of shiurim focusing on different aspects of religious growth, given to alumni of Baer Miriam seminary but relevant for Jewish teens throughout the world. DT4tGOJT will feature weekly Parsha schmoozes, with quick-hitting, thought-provoking Divrei Torah to help paint an overall picture of the parsha, as well as a series on classic mussar works, such as Mesillas Yesharim. The podcast is hosted by Rabbi Zvi Herman, who has been teaching in post-high-school yeshivas and seminaries in Israel for over fifteen years.

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Author

Rabbi Zvi Herman

Category

Religion

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Sep 30, 2026

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Episodes

Mesillas Yesharim 03 - Perek Beis & Gimmel 24.07.2022

Discover the trait of Zehirus - thoughtfulness - by delving into the second and third chapters of the Mesillas Yesharim

Parshas Korach 24.07.2022

Quick-hitting, thought-provoking insights into Parshas Korach

Mesillas Yesharim 02 - Perek Alef 24.07.2022

Begin climbing the ladder of the Mesillas Yesharim by studying the first chapter - Man's Obligation in This World.

Parshas Shelach 24.07.2022

Quick-hitting, thought-provoking insights into Parshas Shelach.

Mesillas Yesharim 01 - Hakdamas HaMechaber 24.07.2022

Begin your journey through the classical work of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto with an in-depth look into his introduction to the Sefer.

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