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Day 58 | Rosh Hashanah  When the future presses down on the present, the Jewish calendar offers us a home in time. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 57 | Rosh Hashanah  Some days we feel full. Other days we see only a sliver of ourselves. Jewish time makes room for both.  Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 56 | Rosh Hashanah Twelve lunar months leave us about eleven days short of a solar year. What do we do with those eleven days? Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 55 | Beitzah  Nearly thirty years after ninth grade, Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin reunites with the rebbe whose voice he still hears when he learns Talmud. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 54 | Beitzah  Jews in the diaspora once kept two days of Yom Tov because word of the new moon could take weeks to reach them. Why do we still keep both? Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 53 | Beitzah Why can we cook on Yom Tov but not on Shabbos? The answer lies in the future each holy day invites us to taste. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 52 | Beitzah Making room for God and making room for others begin at the same Yom Tov table. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 51 | Beitzah Fresh food, a phone set aside, and the possibility of discovering something new about ourselves. Tractate Beitzah explores how we make room for a holy day. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 50: Sukkah Rabbanit Rachelle Fraenkel explores how the sukkah teaches us to hold grief and blessing in the same hands, and find joy within life’s uncertainty. Editor’s Note: Toward the end of the podcast, we experienced some technical difficulties that interfered with the audio quality of the podcast. We apologize for the inconvenience. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 49 | Sukkah Mashiach ben Yosef builds the infrastructure of redemption. Mashiach ben David restores its soul. The Jewish future needs both. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 48 | Sukkah From the Shabbos table to the Torah we teach, Jewish life deserves our creativity and care. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 47 | Sukkah  From Avraham’s 318 servants to the boards in our garage, a lesson in living beyond despair. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 46 | Sukkah Why do we leave our homes for a sukkah five days after Yom Kippur? What, exactly, are we celebrating? Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 45 | Yoma What do two goats, five immersions, and a cloud of incense reveal about the human condition? Rabbi Yaakov Glasser is the Managing Director of Communal Engagement at the Orthodox Union, where he plays a pivotal role in strengthening Jewish communities. Previously, he served as the International Director of Education for NCSY and as the Regional Director of New Jersey NCSY, inspiring Jewish youth through innovative programming and education. He is also the Rabbi of the Young Israel of Passaic-Clifton and formerly the Dean of Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future. Known for his dynamic teaching and leadership, Rabbi Glasser connects Torah values to modern life, impacting communities across generations. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter

Day 44 | Yoma  One person enters the Holy of Holies. An entire people’s tears enter with him. Put Your Name on a Day of Learning: Sponsor a day, sponsor a tractate, or give any amount. Every gift keeps Talmud Daily free for everyone and carries a dedication into the daily learning. Click here to learn more. Send us your questions, reactions, disagreements, and ideas at [email protected]. We really do want to hear from you! Get More Talmud Daily and 18Forty: Join the Talmud Daily WhatsAppJoin the Talmud Daily SubstackLearn more about 18FortySign up for the 18Forty Newsletter