Parsha of the Week: Noach

1. Noach

by Rabbi Avi Geller
Lecture is approx. 56 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

Rabbi Avi Geller’s series on the entire five books of Judaism is delivered with lively enthusiasm and humor. Each weekly talk is a whirlwind tour of all the events of that week’s Torah portion, plus major commentaries and explanations of fundamental concepts of Judaism.

2. Noach: A Tzaddik in His Time

by Kahn, Rabbi Ari
Lecture is approx. 49 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

Nimrod is the ultimate evil superpower. He uses any means to attain his desires. Nothing stood in his way. This sinister individual succeeded in unifying the masses to wage war against God. Learn more about how this evil incarnate institutionalized destruction of the world and what lessons can we draw from this today.

3. Noach: Different Strokes for Different Folks

by Wagensberg, Rabbi Abba
Lecture is approx. 88 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

The rainbow was bestowed upon the world at the end of Parshas Noach as a creation of striking aesthetic beauty… but the message it stands for is even more breathtaking. Climbing the spiritual ladder to reach G-d is a task that can be done in a number of distinct ways. Learning to appreciate the harmony inherent within the diversity of rainbow colors is a beautiful metaphor to appreciate the multiplicity of the individual paths available to each human being.

4. The Inclusiveness of Diversity

by the Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Yochanan Zweig
http://www.talmudicu.edu/
Lecture is approx. 45 minutes.
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5. If Family Needs It, You'll Do It

by the Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Yochanan Zweig
http://www.talmudicu.edu/
Lecture is approx. 42 minutes.
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6. Noach Worked In The World, Avraham Lived In It

by the Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Yochanan Zweig
http://www.talmudicu.edu/
Lecture is approx. 60 minutes.
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Parsha of the Week: Bereishis

1. Bereishis: Light and Darkness in Confusion

by Carmell, Rabbi Aryeh
Lecture is approx. 51 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

Rabbi Aryeh Carmell adds new insight and a different perspective to the weekly parsha.

2. Bereishis: Who Banged the Big Bang?

by Rabbi Yerachmiel Milstein
Lecture is approx. 39 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

“In the beginning, G-d created…” These famous words lose some of their glitter when put alongside the many popular scientific theories that saturate our society. After all, what about the Big Bang, evolution, and the world being at least 8 billion years old? Rabbi Milstein looks between these divine lines and quotes ancient writings that show how the sages of old were light years ahead of current scientific discoveries – and that after all is said and done, the gap between science and Torah is really a lot closer than it appears.

3. Bereishis: "Am I G-d?"

by Rabbi Abba Wagensberg
Lecture is approx. 79 minutes.
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A description of this class from Aish Audio:

If you usually skip over parsha talks, give a listen to Rabbi Wagensberg! His dynamic style gives an exciting twist to each week's parsha, often coming from a new vantage point.

Parsha of the Week: Nitzavim/Vayeilech

1. Nitzavim/ Vayeilech

by Geller, Rabbi Avi
Lecture is approx. 73 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio

Rabbi Avi Geller presents the five central books of Judaism with lively enthusiasm and humor. Each talk covers all the events of the weekly Torah portion, plus major commentaries and basic concepts and tenets of Judaism.

2. Parasha Nitzvim Vayalach

by Rabbi Dov Ber Weisman
(from Torah from Dixie in Atlanta, Georgia)
Lecture is approx. 59 minutes
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3. Parashas Nitzavim

by Rabbi Yissocher Frand
(of Yad Yechiel Foundation. (telephone 1 410 358 0416 in usa)
Lecture is approx. 17 minutes
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4. "Who Am I?" I'm A Servant Of Hashem"

by Rabbi Yochana Zweig
http://www.talmudicu.edu
Lecture is approx. 54 minutes
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Month of Elul and High Holidays Page 3

For the 2nd page of lectures (#12-15) click here.


16. Trust in Hashem - Best Preparation for Elul

by Rabbi Shaya Cohen
(given at Young Israel of Beverly Hills tape by Ivan Norman)
Lecture is approx. 82 minutes
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17. How to Utilize Elul

by Rabbi Shlomo Kaplan
(of Aish Hatorah-Call in USA 1 800 VOICES 3 for info)
Lecture is approx. 27 minutes
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18. Psalm 27 LeDavid Hashem Ori

by Rabbi Baruch Gradon
Lecture is approx. 52 minutes
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{For an English translation to Psalm 27, click here. }

19. Rosh Hashana: The Meaning of Life (What is the Jewish Meaning of Life)

by Rabbi Zev Leff of Aish Hatorah
Lecture is approx. 62 minutes
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Parsha of the Week: Ki Seitzei

1. Ki Seitzei: Judgment is Responsibility

by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell
Lecture is approx. 52 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Rabbi Aryeh Carmell adds new insight and a different perspective to the weekly parsha.

2. Ki Seitzei

by Rabbi Avi Geller
Lecture is approx. 81 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Rabbi Avi Geller presents the five central books of Judaism with lively enthusiasm and humor. Each talk covers all the events of the weekly Torah portion, plus major commentaries and basic concepts and tenets of Judaism.

Parsha of the Week: Va'eschanan - פרשת ואתחנן

1. Va'eschanan: Glued On God

by Rabbi Abba Wagensberg
Lecture is approx. 96 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

If you usually skip over parsha talks, give a listen to Rabbi Wagensberg! His dynamic style gives an exciting twist to each week's parsha, often coming from a new vantage point.

Parsha of the Week: Devarim - פרשת דברים

1. The Joy Mourning Jerusalem
by: by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell
Lecture is approx. 42 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Rabbi Aryeh Carmell adds new insight and a different perspective to the weekly parsha.

2. Devarim
by Rabbi Ari Kahn
Lecture is approx. 49 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Rabbi Ari Kahn probes issues and events within the weekly Torah portion. His unique insight adds an additional flavor to our familiar Bible stories. Drawing from midrashic and mystical sources, valuable lessons are brought to the surface from cryptic texts. His interesting perspective and inquisitive nature will open yet another door to your weekly parsha experience.

3. Devarim: Preserve His Dignity
by Rabbi Yerachmiel Milstein
Lecture is approx. 49 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

In his weekly Parsha talk, Rabbi Milstein learns from Moshe Rabbeinu how we can be more sensitive to the spiritual development of others. He itemizes the merits we need to speed up the final Beis Hamikdash, and describes how to improve our ability to show others the beauty of our rich heritage.

4. Parasha Devarim
by Rabbi Avi Geller
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Lecture is approx. 49 minutes.
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Which Halachic Opinion Do We Follow?

by Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits
Lecture is approx. 45 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Halacha seems so complicated even without all the different ‘shittos.’ How can we know which of them, or whom to follow? Should we just be machmir for every opinion, or is there a sliding scale of when we should observe certain chumros? Rav Berkovits, himself a renowned posek, clarifies this confusing, charged, and very important subject.

When Rabbis Disagree

by Rabbi Ari Kahn
Lecture is approx. 40 minutes.
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A description of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Does it make you uncomfortable when you hear about the many arguments Jewish scholars have? If they all agree there is one absolute truth, what could they possibly disagree on so intensely? Rabbi Kahn explores this controversial question and more to show us a new window for understanding the dynamic Jewish process of reaching the truth. A great talk.

Jerusalem: The Eye of the Universe

by Rabbi Shalom Schwartz
Length of Lecture: Approx. 48 Minutes
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A discription of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Jerusalem. Why does it attract so much debate, conflict and conquest? At a wedding ceremony we break a glass under the canopy to keep in mind that the Holy City has not reached its completion. And Jerusalem is always on the lips of a Jew during prayer - asking for our nations speedy return. What makes this city so significant to so many people, and what is God's special relationship with Jerusalem that the world continues to fight over its promise of inner fulfillment and world peace?

Israel

"Israel" by Rabbi David Ordan

A discription of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Does Israel remind you of the eye of a tornado ­ with multiple layers of paradoxes and contradictions? And why does this tiny strip of land have such a magnetic pull on Jews? There happens to be a magic to this land that appeals to the adventurous at heart, whether to find yourself, your soul partner or those just looking for a colorful land with many interesting trails and tales.

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The length of this class is approximately 42 Minutes.

Torah Classes in audio or video on Sefiras HaOmer and Lag BaOmer

Here is a growing list of online Shiurim (Torah Classes) on the Period of Sefiras HaOmer (49 Days between 2nd day of Pesach and Shavuos); Lag BaOmer (33rd day of the counting of the Omer), that will be updated as more are found. Comments are welcomed, especially if you have a listing, or a suggestion for a shiur from these lists that you would like to recommend, and they will be added to this growing list.


Sefiras HaOmer and the Mitzva of Loving our Neighbors as Ourselves - Approx. 27 Minutes

The Omer: A Time for Appreciation by Rabbi Leib Kelemen - Approx. 46 Minutes
Description of the class as mentioned on www.aishaudio.com
"Rabbi Kelemen's fresh perspective on the Exodus, the Omer, and the acceptance of the Torah ties together living in Eretz Yisrael, the deaths of Rabbi Akiva's students, and the korbon Omer. Rabbi Kelemen shows how Sefiras HaOmer is really about having HaKaras HaTov, and teaches an important lesson applicable all year round - the three essential steps of being frum."

The Omer and Consistency by Rabbi Zev Leff - Approx. 47 Minutes
Description of the class as mentioned on www.aishaudio.com
"The seven weeks we count the Omer prepares us for Kabbalas HaTorah on Shavuos. Not only the seven weeks, but also each and every day has a built-in opportunity to define, and refine our personality. Rabbi Leff offers concrete suggestions for developing more consistency in our lives."

Lag B'Omer: Understanding the Oral Law by Rabbi Noach Orlowek - Approx. 70 Minutes
Description of the class as mentioned on www.aishaudio.com
"Lag B'Omer is the holiday commemorating the oral Torah. It is the designated day for asking for more success in your learning. The lives of Aaron HaCohen and Rabbi Akiva, pillars of the oral Torah, are discussed to demonstrate the value of reaching for this on Lag B'Omer."

Torah Classes in Audio on Pirkei Avos [Ethics of the Fathers]

Here is a growing list of online Shiurim (Torah Classes) on Pirkei Avos (Ethics of the Fathers) that will be updated as more are found. Comments are welcomed, especially if you have a listing, or a suggestion for a shiur from these lists that you would like to recommend, and they will be added to this growing list.

Pirkei Avos #1: Chapter 1, Mishnahs 1-2 - Approx. 27 Minutes
Pirkei Avos - Me'am Loez - Link to 15 MP3 Files

Rabbi Grossman's Mishnayis Shiurim - Pirkei Avos Chapters 1-6 Links shown below:

To Listen: Chapter 1 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 1 in MP3
To Listen: Chapter 2 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 2 in MP3
To Listen: Chapter 3 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 3 in MP3
To Listen: Chapter 4 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 4 in MP3
To Listen: Chapter 5 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 5 in MP3
To Listen: Chapter 6 in MP3 ----- To Download: Chapter 6 in MP3


Rabbi Eli Mansour - Selected classes shown below from Chapters 1-5
Pirkei Avot - Perek 1 Mishnah 10 - Approx. 62 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 1 Mishnah-17 - Approx. 68 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 2 Mishnah 19 - Approx. 55 Minutes [Titled as shown, but instead is a class on Shavuot]
Pirkei Avot - Perek 3 Mishnah 02 - Approx. 64 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 3 Mishnah 10 - Approx. 62 Minutes [Starting with רבי דוסא בן הרכינס]
Pirkei Avot - Perek 4 Mishnah 01 - Approx. 63 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 4 Mishnah 02 - Approx. 45 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 4 Mishnah 03 - Approx. 61 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 4 Mishnah 04 - Approx. 55 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 4 Mishnah 04 - Approx. 34 Minutes [Starting with רבי יוחנן בן ברוקא אומר]
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 07 - Approx. 62 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 09 - Approx. 68 Minutes [Starting with גלות בא לאדם]
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 10 - Approx. 57 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 11 - Approx. 62 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 16 - Approx. 79 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Mishnah 17 - Approx. 60 Minutes
Pirkei Avot - Perek 5-Mishnah 22 - Approx. 62 Minutes


The following is from the 5th Mishna in the 6th Chapter, known as the "48 Ways". The complete listing of the 48 Ways can be viewed at this link at www.aishaudio.com. Some of those in the list are only available for a fee. The following is a list with the description of each class as mentioned on the aishaudio website with the link to the audio file of the free classes. [Note: all links with the title name should open up with Windows Media Player.]

Click here to see the 48 Ways online in print

Way #1 - Being Aware Every Moment by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 36 Minutes

Doesn't working to become constantly aware sound like a lot of effort? Jewish consciousness understands the nature of this exercise much differently. Learning about what makes you tick is a 24-hour fascinating and energizing voyage of discovery – including all its unpredictable ups and downs. The first of this amazing series for unlocking your potential explains the five aspects of having your antennas at full mast – constantly, continuously, consistently, repetitively and pervasively. Getting enough rest, relaxation and pleasure is also part of the process - learn how.

Way #2 - Listen Effectively by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 28 Minutes
A valuable starting point in life is the skill of simply hearing what was just said or what you read. Can we pause long enough to analyze what they are trying to say? Most disagreements stem from this oversight. Hear what the Jewish tradition has to share about focusing your attention, defining your terms, and uncovering the messages within every encounter.

Way #4 - Introduce Yourself to Yourself by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 35 Minutes
Did you ever get on a train going somewhere, only to find that you are headed in the wrong direction? The same thing often happens with goals and making plans. Don't wait until you are getting to the end of the road to discover you were on "the wrong train."

Way #6 - Mastering Fearby by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 43 Minutes
Man has nothing to fear but fear itself.' Today more than ever, mankind is faced with many global frights, and a jittery uncertainty of what the future has in store. Understanding the positive value of fear helps us to marshal our focusing powers and seek clarity and initiate personal growth. The point is to use the fear for a positive end, rather than to get overwhelmed with fright.

Way #8 - Joy by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 37 Minutes
Joy makes you feel good about yourself along with an anticipation that life has great things coming your way. When you have joy you have more energy, motivation and confidence to achieve your goals that otherwise might appear way beyond your grasp. Joy is more than a random happening - learn how to make it a part of your daily experience.

Way #10 - Emulate the Wise Man by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 28 Minutes
A primary way to acquire wisdom is to seek the company of those who have it! Just as an "apprentice" learns through interaction and experience, so too we acquire wisdom from a wise man. You can read all about wisdom, but until its value is clear, we probably won't make the effort to find a wise person from whom to learn.

Way #11 - What is Real Friendship? by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 33 Minutes
Some roads can be traveled alone, but on the long rocky road of life it's really important to have a true friend. Hear two great stories about the difference between ‘a half friend' and ‘a full friend.' Understanding what true friendship is can take a lifetime – or just 35 minutes. This is a valuable class.

Way #13 - Stop ...Think ... Act by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 38 Minutes
Human beings tend to lack patience when it comes to making decisions. We frequently want results - now! People may throw themselves into a certain decision - for better or for worse - just to get the decision out of the way.

Way #18 - The Use of Physical Pleasure by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 39 Minutes
Did you ever start munching on a bag of potato chips and within a short time find yourself at the bottom of the bag - with a tummy ache? Which potato chip was it that hit the spot - and which chip started that downhill plunge? Join Rabbi Weinberg for a discussion on one of our most favorite topics - physical pleasure.

Way #21 - Laugh at Your Troubles by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 35 Minutes
Even if it sounds funny, laughter has a serious role to play in attaining Wisdom for living. Rabbi Weinberg explains what laughter does, and how to engineer it to blast you beyond some of the really big hurdles in your life.

Way #22 - Conquering Frustration by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 37 Minutes
Imagine you just bought a fancy new sports car, and at the last light before opening it up on the highway, the car behind bumps you - but you shrug it off. He backs up and bumps you good this time. In a rage, you jump out, storm back, and open his car door ready to pulverize him. Out steps a guy 10 feet tall. "UH, Pardon me, Sir, I'll be right out of your way in a jiffy." Tap into this ancient well of wisdom to harness the power of conquering all the frustrations and anger that usually end up ruining your day.

Way #27 - Happiness by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 38 Minutes
Happiness is today's most sought after pleasure - and also the most elusive. What's going on? Most of us were much happier as children. And now, regardless of how much fame, power or security we have, even a minimal level of happiness seems harder and harder to attain - and maintain. Rabbi Weinberg gives us sound advice to break common unhappiness habits, regain lost optimism, and how to increase our daily energy to live a more rewarding, enjoyable life.

Way #33 - Obligations: Chains or Freedom? by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 34 Minutes
As pleasure-seekers, most people seek happiness in careers, cars, big homes and status. In our generation, many people grumble about obligations as necessary but unpleasant aggravations. Learn how to tap into this hidden source of energy.

Way #35 - How to React to Criticism by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 36 Minutes
Most people see criticism as a personal attack, triggering all kinds of defense mechanisms. The sages urge us to "love criticism." Sounds ridiculous? Big businesses pay top consultants large fees to not leave a stone unturned. To forge ahead, learn to overcome self-imposed limitations by learning to deal with criticism in a positive way.

Way #37 - How Never to Be Bored by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 35 Minutes
Do you ever catch yourself saying "I know that already... I've heard all about that before..." A person who, G-d forbid, loses his eyesight for a year and then regains it will experience boundless joy. Every sight becomes a point of focus and fascination. Surface beauty quickly loses its sparkle, but the intrinsic beauty and meaning in life should keep us riveted and growing endlessly. Within our routine lives, a new lens through which to view the world awaits.

Way #39 - Sensitivity to Others by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 35 Minutes
Sometimes when you are upset, another person comes along and tells you to cheer up, usually making you feel even worse. Learn how to consider other people's feelings and offer the proper responses at the proper time.

Way #40 - Make Your Help Count by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 36 Minutes
Imagine you're in a hotel, and in the next room a guy is on the ledge of the balcony and is going to jump. Do you call out and grab him, or will you stand aside and watch as the crowd yells "Jump! Jump!" If he asks you, "Why shouldn't I jump," what will you say? Learn how you can help others even when it's not so clear what needs to be done.

Way #42 - Attaining Inner Peace by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 30 Minutes
Everyone seeks inner peace. But is real peace just a lack of conflict or is it an ever-shifting balance needing constant your constant attention and adjustment? Learn why peace is a lot more than tranquility.

Way #44 - How to Analyze an Issue by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 39 Minutes
Without a few basic tools for breaking down an issue into smaller parts, a small problem can loom over us like a huge mountain. Learn how to work out physical, emotional, mental and spiritual issues of life before they end up overwhelming your ability to even try.

Way #46 - Learn and Share With Others by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 36 Minutes
Whatever you learn -- whether it be from books, lectures, or your own life experience--begin to build an awareness to realize how valuable it can be to quickly integrate the lesson by articulating it to others.

Way #49 - Organize Your Mind by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 37 Minutes
Our minds have a capacity beyond the upper limits of the best computer, but most of us have never taken the time to sort out or prioritize all of the piled-up information. A few simple rules and examples will demonstrate the depth and ability each of us has to organize our minds.

Way #50 - The Rewards of Gratitude by Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Approx. 40 Minutes
After hearing a good story or idea, why are we anxious to repeat it to others as if it was the result of our own ingenuity or cleverness? The sages say, "say it in over in the name of he who said it." Such a practice has far-reaching benefits on one's integrity and ability to grow. Find out why.

Channel 4: Channeling Our Strengths on Pesach

Channel 4: Channeling Our Strengths on Pesach" by Rabbi Abba Wagensberg

A discription of this class as found on Aish Audio:

A person's body, spirit, intellect and emotions are four components that express the diverse drives within each of us. There also happens to be a number of themes in the Hagaddah also grouped by fours - like the four questions, the four cups of wine, the four sons, etc. These groupings parallel the intrinsic conflicts within us that continuously search for resolution and harmony. Rabbi Wagensberg tracks these themes and concludes this talk with how they will suddenly fuse together to bring about our final geula (redemption).

To listen with Windows Media Player click here.

The length of this class is approximately 92 Minutes.

Major Concepts of the Seder Night

Major Concepts of the Seder Night by Rabbi Noach Orlowek

A discription of this class as found on Aish Audio:

Just as Shabbos celebrates the creation of the universe once a week, Pesach celebrates the creation of Klal Israel. Just as unity was the key for our redemption from Egypt, it is also the key for bringing about our long awaited redemption. Learn significant lessons about what true unity is from our collective slavery, our redemption, and our unanimous acceptance of the Torah just seven weeks after the Exodus at the foot of Mount Sinai.

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The length of this class is approximately 55 Minutes.

The Strange Customs of Seder Night

"The Strange Customs of Seder Night" by Rabbi Ari Kahn - is taken from Aish Hatorah's Audio Website.

The description to this class is:

Why do we invite 'those who are hungry to come and eat' - in the middle of the seder? Why do we wash our hands during the seder - without reciting the customary blessing? And how can we be commanded to feel as though we personally left Egypt in a comfortable home instead of marching into the desert? Join Rabbi Kahn for answers to these and many other questions about the strange and unusual nature of the Seder night. A light and humorous talk with a lot of ideas for keeping the 'kids' awake and involved.

This is a very interesting class as Rabbi Kahn takes the "Strange Customs" and helps us to understand them.

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The length of this class is approximately 41 Minutes.

The Many Facets of Matza

This class "The Many Facets of Matza" is given by Rabbi Ari Kahn and also located at Aish Hatorah's Audio Website.

A very interesting class too. He explains what Matza is and more. From the Aish Audio description of the class: "If you thought matzah was just a flat, dried out, bumpy, boring piece of bread - think again. Rabbi Ari Kahn takes you down Matzah Lane to show you some of its many hidden wonders - between the holes. The first mention of matzah in the Bible defines its essence, and from there the lessons and wisdom begin to rise from this tasteless, but nourishing symbol of the Jewish Peoples Exodus from Egypt.

To listen with Windows Media Player click here.

The length of this class is approximately 47 Minutes.

How to Run a Traditional Pesach Seder

This class is by Rabbi Yitzchok Berkovits too, and also located at the link mentioned earlier in the "Pesach Cleaning Made Easy" on Aish Hatora's Audio website.

This is an excellent class in that he goes through the Seder night in the order, step by step for anyone who wishes to either learn how to conduct a Seder, or simply know what's happening on the Seder night.

To listen to this class with Windows Media Player click here.

Length of class is approximately 54 Minutes.

Pesach Cleaning Made Easy

From this link 0n Aish Hatorah's audio Torah classes website:

There is a class titled: Pesach Cleaning Made Easy by Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits

To listen with Windows Media Player click here.

Length of lecture is approximately 88 Minutes.

It is a very interesting class to listen to because, the speaker, Rabbi Berkovitz tells you exactly what is needed to do for the cleaning of one's house for Pesach and the removal of the Chametz. He explains very well that one need not hurt themself in the process of cleaning up, with easy to follow advice, and be relaxed at the Seder too.