• Daily Mishna by Jack Doueck

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Daily Mishna by Jack Doueck

By: Jack D
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  • Summary

  • This podcast, entitled, “Daily Mishna” is a spin-off of a WhatsApp Chat where I teach one Mishna a day in a voice note that the participants listen to on their way to work or wherever and whenever they prefer. It isn't every single day of the week, and it covers only Mishnayot that I personally find to be especially stimulating. You do not need to know Hebrew to listen and you do not need to have learned Mishna before. The Mishna is the basis of the entire oral tradition of Judaism. Each Mishna lesson usually takes between 3 minutes and 9 minutes with exceptions. Enjoy!
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Episodes
  • Demai 1.2 Introduction to the laws of Maaser Sheni

    Demai 1.2 Introduction to the laws of Maaser Sheni
    Apr 2 2024

    Introduction to the laws of Maaser Sheni
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    9 mins
  • Demai - Introduction to the Masechet and the laws of Terumot and maaserot

    Demai - Introduction to the Masechet and the laws of Terumot and maaserot
    Feb 1 2024

    Introduction to Masechet Demai.

    Some of the laws of Gifts to the Kohanim, Leviim, and the poor.

    "Terumah Gedolah" - the first 2% goes to the Kohen

    "Maaser Rishon" the next 10% goes to the levi

    "Maaser Sheni" - the next 10% on years 1,2,4,5 of the 7-year shemitah cycle - gets taken to Jerusalem and eaten there or redeemed for money which is spent in Jerusalem.

    "Maaser Ani" - instead of Maaser Sheni in years 3 and 6 - goes to the poor

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    10 mins
  • Peah 8.9 - The blessings of poor people who don’t take charity and of righteous judges

    Peah 8.9 - The blessings of poor people who don’t take charity and of righteous judges
    Jan 25 2024

    This Mishnah concludes Masechet Peah.

    It discusses the beautiful blessings that are bestowed on poor people who refuse to take charity and on righteous judges who refuse to take bribes.


    A fitting ending to a Masechet dealing with gifts to the poor, charity and discretion.
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    8 mins

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