Donny Rose

Sof Pasuk: The Torah Reading Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 348 episodes

Donny Rose hosts a weekly podcast discussing the do's and don'ts of how to read this week's parasha. Feedback? E-mail me at torahreadingpodcast@gmail.com or join the conversation at on the Sof Pasuk WhatsApp.

Author

Donny Rose

Category

Religion

Podcast website

sofpasuk.libsyn.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Mikeitz 14.12.2020

Answering your questions, three ways to open a quote and when we like to stop in the middle.

Vayeishev 07.12.2020

Where to start Chapter 32 and how to not create another realm of the dead.

Vayishlah 01.12.2020

Correcting 3 big mistakes from the last podcasts; and also, Moshe Ginsberg joins me to talk about the gaya.

Vayeitzei 23.11.2020

Grammar Geeks inherit the podcast. And also, "to you do": it's happens when you drink too much father wine.

Toledot 17.11.2020

Sof Pasuk's exclusive investigation into allegations of fraud: have some letters received a hataf patah when they shouldn't?

Chayei Sara 09.11.2020

Baruch Hashem! Also: a favorite child mistake and why hallelujah is the way it is.

Vayera 01.11.2020

Adding a new vintage to our wine collection. Plus, the 3 ways that Tanach breaks form to tell stories.

Lech Lecha 26.10.2020

More sheep-wine, learning to settle with prepositions, and it is the poor torah reader who blames the text.

Noah 18.10.2020

My polemic against "aloha", fun with numbers and a game of whose older for the Shabbat table.

Bereshit 14.10.2020

A shout-out to another podcast, the controversy of calling in Hashem's name, and whatever did Kain say to Hevel?

Shemini Atzeret 05.10.2020

Another favorite pasuk and two different ways to start reading "Bereishit".

Kohelet 29.09.2020

Why reading Kohelet is not a waste time, how to think about life when there is no life after death, and what a little birdie told me.

Haazinu 21.09.2020

What is Hashem's name? Plus: another way to use the High Holiday Torah reading tune on Yom Kippur.

Rosh Hashana 13.09.2020

Changing your new year forever: the nusach for kiddush on Rosh Hashana.

Nitzavim Vayelech 06.09.2020

An Ashkenazis vs. Sefardit showdown and how to be strong and courageous in the face of Yeshivish. Also, inviting you to my shiur on Tehillim 47 next Sunday, September 13.

Ki Tavo 31.08.2020

What makes a better manuscript, how not to read the tochacha, and a special invitation for podcast listeners.

Ki Teitzei 23.08.2020

An anonymous contributor helps me find mistakes, and why I don't repeat "zeicher" (and you shouldn't either).

Shofetim 17.08.2020

My favorite child helps me with material for this week's podcast during these unprecedented times.

Reah 09.08.2020

One of the greatest reading mistakes of all time, my own personal mistake, and what to do if your favorite child missed last week's podcast.

Eikev 02.08.2020

Answering important questions, like: "What does Hashem want from us anyway?" and "Who is my favorite child?"

Eicha 30.07.2020

Never ending or never filling God's kindness, favorite laments (if you can have such a thing), and every day is a good except for today.

Vaetchanan 26.07.2020

The mistakes I heard (or saw) at mincha yesterday... and how many commandments are there anyway?

Devarim 19.07.2020

Reading the hardest pasuk in the parasha and decoding large, many and tall conjunctions.

Matot Maasei 12.07.2020

Finding the reward in the journey and exploring another's tribe.

Pinchas 05.07.2020

Sof Pasuk presents Fun with Forms

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