The TL Podcast

Noted lecturer and educator, Mrs. Miriam Jaffe , discusses antisemitism and what our response should be. - At Torah Links of Middlesex County

Rabbi Freedman shares an answer to this mornings question about why we burn the candle used for Bedikas Chametz.

Rabbi Freedman shares a question about the candle that we use for Bedikas Chametz. Whatsapp/text answers to Rabbi Freedman at 404-951-1026.

Why did the Jews not cry out until the new Pharaoh came to power?

Rabbi Freedman discusses Mordechai's decision to have the Jews fast on Pesach and how that shows us the uniqueness of the seder night.

Rabbi Gross discusses the significance of the number 15 and shares why we find that number in the seder and in different places within Judaism.

Rabbi Freedman discusses how in Egypt we were able to have a strong faith in G-d and yet, still be on a super low spiritual level.

Rabbi Freedman introduces the pre-Passover podcast series.

Rabbi Dovid Gross also discusses the donation of the Nesiim - the tribal leaders and explains the mistake that they made in the way that they donated.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares an answer to yesterday's question and discusses how the mishkan was supposed to be built 'in a panic'.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman asks a question about the donation strategy of the nisi'im - the tribal leaders - to the capital campaign for the Mishkan - Tabernacle. We'd love to hear any thoughts or ideas you may have about it. You can WhatsApp or text Rabbi Freedman at 404-951-1026. Happy wondering!

Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares a story about a mini-Purim that is celebrated in many Sephardic communities due to a miracle that happened in the city of Saragossa 500 years ago.

Rabbi Dovid Gross discusses a way to figure out the underlying motivations for decisions that we make in our day-to-day life and shares a story about Reb Chaim Volozhiner. Shabbat Shalom!

Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares an answer to yesterday's question and discusses the common human pitfall of chasing after the new item.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman discusses the explanation of the Ramban - Nachmanides about the motivation of the Jewish people to build the golden calf and asks a question regarding their choice of a leader. We'd love to hear any thoughts or ideas you may have about it. You can WhatsApp or text Rabbi Freedman at 404-951-1026. Happy wondering!

Shmuel Dovid Grayman gives the background story to Aaron's decision to build the golden calf and a lesson about judging others favorably.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman relates a story that happened in San Diego at Superbowl XXXII between the Packers and the Broncos.

Rabbi Dovid Gross discusses the clothing of the kohein gadol - the high priest and how all of the technical details involved in creating the clothing of the kohanim have important life lessons. Shabbat Shalom!

Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares an answer to Wednesday's question and talks about the ability to forge forward after making a mistake.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman discusses the chronological order of the parshas - the weekly Torah portions that we are currently reading and asks a question on Rashi's explanation. We'd love to hear any thoughts or ideas you may have about it. You can WhatsApp or text Rabbi Freedman at 404-951-1025. Happy wondering!

Pinchas Madnick shares a thought on the journey and travails of the Jews in the desert and the implication it has had throughout our history and in 2022.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares a story about two court cases that came before the Beit Din in the city of Brisk in the early 1900s.

Rabbi Dovid Gross shares a thought on the parsha about our relationship to the Torah and consequentially, God's relationship to us.

In answering yesterday's question, Rabbi Mayer Freedman shares an insight into how to grow spiritually and how to make our prayers as impactful as possible.

Rabbi Mayer Freedman compares the Torah Links menorah to the menorah in the Tabernacle and Temple and asks a question based upon how the Tabernacle/Temple menorah was made. We'd love to hear any thoughts or ideas you may have about it. You can WhatsApp or text Rabbi Freedman at 404-951-1025. Happy wondering!