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Talking Talmud
Yardaena Osband & Anne Gordon
Fresh Air
NPR
The Michael Berry Show
KTRH (KTRH-AM)
Wrestling Weekly
WON/F4W
Tales from the Cold Room — Fexingo Horror
Fexingo
Lanterne Rouge Cycling Podcast
Lanterne Rouge Media, SL
The Cutting Room Floor Podcast with Dom and Jamie
James Hudson Dom Walker
The Landscaper Marketing Show
Matt Thibeau
AI Fire Daily
AIFire.co
PL Podcast
Paislobo Prensa
La Tribu con Raúl Varela
Radio MARCA
AgriTalk
AgriTalk
Dlf Sport
Deutschlandfunk
Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Liberty Lockdown
Clint Russell
Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball
Locked On Podcast Network, Trent Condon
VSM: Mp3 audio files
Virtual Sheet Music
The WWE Podcast
The (Unofficial) WWE Podcast
The Jeff Crilley Show
RNCN
Chins & Giggles
Karina Garcia & Mayra Garcia
Cloudy Groovez
CLOUDY GROOVEZ
Porn Free Millennial Podcast
Porn Free Millennial
The Lonely Chapter — Fexingo Horror
Fexingo
Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast)
Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast)
Ö1 Journale
ORF Ö1
The Mike Church Show
Mike "The KingDude" Church
Locked On Wolves - Daily Podcast On The Minnesota Timberwolves
Locked On Podcast Network, Ben Beecken
Squawk Pod
CNBC
Scuffed | USMNT, World Cup, Yanks Abroad, futbol in America
Adam Belz and Greg Velasquez
McElroy and Cubelic in the Morning
Jox-FM | Cumulus Media Birmingham
Podcast VietNamNet
VietNamNet
Total Network Operations
Packet Pushers
El Shot de la Octava Sports
Audio Centro
Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle
Stephanie Ruhle, MS NOW
The Pokes Report Podcast
Pokes Report
Elis James and John Robins
Significant Productions
Hintergrund
Deutschlandfunk
Todo
Yardaena Osband & Anne Gordon
Chapter 5! With a focus on the prohibition against slaughtering an animal and its offspring on the same day, and with a new mishnah. The mishnah goes through the variables of whether the animal is consecrated and the loc...
In the case of a bone fracture, as long as the greater portion of the bone is covered by flesh and skin, it is acceptable for consumption. With an apparent treatment of regeneration of an animal's limb via another animal...
A new mishnah! Handling the back legs of an animal, if a bone is broken, if the leg is intact... then kosher slaughtering renders the animal permitted for consumption. But where is the severing, with regard to the leg jo...
The odd case of the entirety of an animal fetus that is permitted for food after its mother is slaughtered in a kosher way - and the entire fetus is permitted, even though some animal parts are usually prohibited, even w...
Several cases: One who eats the extended limb from the fetus -- with that person get lashes or not, for eating the limb of a live animal? And a source for the halakhah. And the difference between "animals" vs. creepy cra...
Does a slaughtered animal that is a treyfa transmit impurity? It seems so. For a consecrated animal. At least at the rabbinic level of prohibition. Plus, the difference between a fetus, even with a protruding limb, as co...
NOTE: Another difficult episode, including mention of fetal death. Rava's understanding of the mishnah - specifically recognizing a different tradition coming from Pompedita regarding the impurity at a rabbinic level and...
NOTE: This episode may be emotionally difficult, including the topic of still-births -- animal and human (not together). On the transfer of impurity from the carcass of a domesticated vs. non-domesticated animal, includi...
More on case of the fetus -- when does the principle of "majority" apply to limbs emerging? Or does it ever? When is it considered as if it was born? What if half of the fetus has emerged, but a majority of a particular ...
More on a fetus that extends a limb from its mother's womb and brings it back inside. What if that takes place in between the severing of the first "siman" and the second "siman" in slaughtering the mother. Will the prog...
Chapter 4! With a new mishnah. On the case of a female animal that is slaughtered with a fetus in her womb, whether it is discovered after slaughtering or in the case that she is slaughtered during the birth. If the fetu...
Rav Huna says not to pour beer in the night with a filter, lest a creepy crawlie comes outside of the filter and into the beer, which would be a problem to drink. How does one distinguish between that which is just the n...
Fish that have scales for part of their lives -- are likely to be kosher. But fish that have fins and no scales are not kosher. But if scales are all that matters, why doesn't the Torah just say scales? Why mention fins ...
Birds that claw their prey are not kosher, though there are other signs too, of course. Plus, how the bird sits on a line with its "toes" divided across the line is an indication of a possibly kosher bird. A bird that ca...
Eggs! They can bought from anyone, including idolators, without concern that they came via a nevilah or treyfa. The eggs themselves are identifiable as coming from a kosher species (or not) -- in terms of the shape of th...
There are 24 non-kosher birds, and there's a long chain of transmission to that effect, but if you count the birds in the Torah, the list in Leviticus has 20 birds and the comparable list in Deuteronomy has 21 birds. So ...
The Torah's list of the non-kosher birds includes some modification, "along with its kind." This is true of the "orev," a crow. And also the white "s'nunit." Which seems to have one sign that it's a kosher bird, but Rabb...
The Gemara says that the signs for a bird to be kosher aren't explicit in the Torah - except that the Gemara also says that the signs for a bird to be not-kosher are explicit in the Torah -- via the "nesher" -- so the si...
A series of stories about Rabbi Yehoshua ben Haninah interacting with Roman officers, conversing with the Caesar, etc. Some of these stories need unpacking and investigation: including God as described as a lion (Amos). ...
What are kosher animals? What are non-kosher animals? That is, from the signs listed in the Torah for domesticated and non-domesticated animals -- such as split cloven hooves and chewing its cud (for the former category)...
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