
Bible 365
A daily 15-minute podcast guiding listeners through the entire Hebrew Bible in one year, with insightful commentary and analysis.

A daily 15-minute podcast guiding listeners through the entire Hebrew Bible in one year, with insightful commentary and analysis.

In this daily podcast, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik guides listeners through all 150 chapters of King David's Psalms, exploring their poetry, meaning, and enduring place in the life of faith.

Discover the history, meaning, and soul-shaping purpose of the prayers Jews recite each and every day.

A year-long series uncovering the 4,000-year history of the most interesting city in the world.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik illuminates the beauty, structure, and meaning of the High Holiday liturgy.

Discover the Torah‘s profound political wisdom in this exploration of the weekly parashah.

A limited-series podcast on the life and times of Judah, the hero of Hanukkah and Jewish history's greatest general.

In “Words That Changed the World,” Rabbi Dr. Meir Y. Soloveichik explores the Ten Commandments as you’ve never understood them before.

Join Rabbi Meir Soloveichik for a year-long journey through all 613 commandments of Judaism.

Hear the story of Washington’s letter to the Jews of Newport, the relationship of his early successors to the country's nascent Jewish community, and the birth of religious liberty in America.

Episode 20· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 18, 2026
The founders’ writings and legacies reveal the roots of American exceptionalism and the singularity of Jewish life in America.

Episode 19· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 17, 2026
Two founders laid to rest, and a third grave that whispers the singularity of the Jewish story—and America's covenantal nature.

Episode 18· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 16, 2026
Pondering how posterity might judge them, the Founders wrestle with the fragile line between truth and legacy.

Episode 17· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 14, 2026
Two speeches reveal the equality and embrace Jews found in early America—and the biblical roots of that welcome.

Episode 16· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 13, 2026
A religious Jew who served in the Revolution and the bravery he displayed.

Episode 15· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 12, 2026
Jefferson and Adams clash over faction and the Sedition Acts as America's first political parties take shape.

Episode 14· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 11, 2026
A dinner among unlikely guests carries the same story of civic equality that Washington had already set in motion.

Episode 13· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 10, 2026
Jefferson saw the French Revolution as heir to 1776. Adams saw it as a betrayal of the American Revolution's principles.

Episode 12· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 9, 2026
Two revolutionaries, two theologies, and two ways of reading America's Hebraic inheritance.

Episode 11· A Letter’s Legacy: Washington, the Founding Presidents, and the Jews Podcast·Aug 7, 2026
Before they wrote a revolution together, Adams and Jefferson first clashed over faith.
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