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I listen everyday and learn so much. I hope this pod cast never ends Binnie I tried the welcome to the tent .com but I’m not finding it. Is it under gmail. Podcast, where Thanks for helping me Binnie I am having trouble downloading Robert Scaramuccia newsletter. Please help me. Can you send me the site Binnie

This show Changed this lost gentile’s life for the better

Superb insights on the Talmud. I listen everyday. Liel Llebovitz is brilliant and entertaining. Dr. Steven H. New Jersey

Perfect review of Talmud in a short episode.

The last two days I have not had new podcasts. I really am missing my daily dos of Talmud. I actually went back to older podcasts. Miss you Leo. Margo Carr (Miryam bat Abraham v’Sarah)

Thank you for bringing Daf Yomi to a level that a goon like me can understand.

An excellent program. Selection of material, host, and guest speakers are all terrific. Very high quality production. Worth paying for but it is free at least for now.

I love getting a small taste of Talmud everyday and especially when R. Dovid joins.

So grateful for this podcast. It reminds me of my learning experience at the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. I’ve missed this type of engagement with texts from Jewishly literate yet compassionate and critically thinking teachers. Thank you Reb Leibowitz for all of you efforts 🪬

Truth be told, this is the only Tablet-produced content I can stand to take in anymore. Unlike Tablet’s—and Liebowitz’s own—print content, Take One is happy, non-controversial, and non-reactionary. I recommend it to all the folks I meet interested in wading into Talmud!

This show is literally awesome. Full of mind, soul, and heart enriching content. I got here late, so I started on the very first episode and I’m catching up by listening every free moment.

I always learn something new, and often get a laugh or two along the way.

Studying Talmud is hard. It’s easy to get lost in the nitty gritty details of the discussion and miss the important truths being conveyed. Take One Daf Yomi provides clarity that informs my study every day.

Outstanding and concise dialogue and interpretation of Daf Yomi. Keep up your wonderful work.

Entertaining, thought provoking, and worth listening too!

Ancient wisdom made contemporary by commentary thanks to Liell and his guests

Such a pleasure to listen to. Makes you feel connected to these ancient texts, which by the way I studied for many years when I was in high school at a Jewish day school and I had no interest and could never understand and now I have this tremendous appreciation.

I’ve heard of Daf Yomi throughout my life but it seemed to distant a goal. This has enabled me to dip my toe into the ocean of what is Talmud. Thank you Liel! להצליחה!

Thank you for putting this into the world

Liel Liebowitz and his Daf Yomi learning start each day for me. This podcast is a gateway to learning I would not obtain otherwise. Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin’s deeply felt commentaries and teachings move me deeply. I am grateful this is a 7.5 year exercise!

I like being able to listen to each day’s episode while brewing tea or making breakfast. The episodes are quick and digestible. The host does a great job making each episode feel distinct from the others.

Find it a great way to start my day Really appreciate the wisdom

At the start of the Daf cycle the pod cast was strong. Now I feel there are a couple of issues: 1. Sound quality from a majority of the callers is very poor and I cannot even listen to the episode. 2. Self promotion of the “guest” speakers. They are promoting their new book, their podcast ect. Let’s get back to the heart of the Daf and focus on making each day aka podcast the best it can with the best sound quality from the callers.

Only recently discovered this fantastic podcast and now religiously listen every day

Take One is an enjoyable daily podcast from Liel Liebowitz, known as a host of Unorthodox Podcast. Every show has a guest host. Topics are loosely connected with the Daf.

I love starting each day with the Take One podcast. It’s a great way to study Talmud in a busy life.

My first podcast every morning!

I am a Christian, and always knew I was missing a great deal of cultural context when reading the Tanakh (really, both Old and New Testaments). I am greatly blessed by these conversations about the conversations about God’s presence in the minutiae of life.

I wake up every morning and listen, I am addicted.

Terrific conversation with Sister Prejean.

I am so happy to have a cheerful, welcoming way to Daf Yomi. Perfect for any Jew of any denomination to engage with the joy of Talmud.

I would have given 6 stars but Rabbi Dov Bashempkin does not have an entry in the Newish Jewish encyclopedia. Thanks Liel.

Thank you for your courage to point out the indignity of today’s political correctness and citing our great hero Nathan Sharanskyi

I love this podcast—it makes Talmud feel so much more accessible. My husband and I are in the process of converting, and listening to this is an easy and lovely way to learn in short snippets every day. Thank you! :)

An example is the post thanksgiving podcast where Josh cross is discussing his anger regarding people that travel - maybe he’s right maybe he’s wrong - however even the lawmakers that tell The populations not to travel-are traveling! He should just worry about him and his family doing what they feel is right.

These few minutes not only help bring perspective to the Dad but they do so in delightfully unexpected way each day. Thoroughly enjoyable and memorable!

Just starts my day with a little Talmud. Thank you for leading me through this 7 year journey!

Great for beginners and deep journeyers alike. Very accessible!

I have not missed an episode of this Podcast. Sometimes an episode is an okay, that is interesting; sometimes, you get one that is a well I guess he needed to say something; but then you get one like today with Sarah Telushkin (sp?) that surpasses good and gives birth to ideas. Bring her back, the pace and the exciting thoughts about the other apples on Adam’s tree were provocative and fresh. This episode was Super, and flowed naturally.

Fantastic. Great podcast! It’s a pleasure to listen to this podcast.

I'm not Jewish, not even religious, but I *am* a big fan of Liel Leibovitz. I would listen to any podcast he hosts, and I thoroughly enjoy Take One. Not only is it a five-day-a-week insight into how Liel thinks, his many well-chosen guests offer fascinating takes on a wide range of topics. For me, Talmud is a springboard to consider any number of issues germane to all our lives. I don't know that I'll stick with it for 7 1/2 years—or even whether Liel and producer extraordinaire Josh Kross will see it through—but for now I welcome its presence in my podcast feed.

Love the insights and the guests. I listen first thing in the morning and it always starts my day in a positive way.

Love this!!

Wonderful array of guests. Loved the ending of Shabbat 151 when the Jesuit priest thanks Liel for the closing compliment and the Priest says: Todah Rabah.

Thoughtful and inspiring. A brief moment of each day to consider what’s important and how to make sense of the world. I often disagree with Liel’s politics elsewhere, but here he deftly shines a light on a different part of Talmud wisdom every day.

Well, I did love this podcast until Liel used it as a platform to respond to the criticism of listeners. Judgmental and self-righteous.

Great job and great guest!

The music matches and enhances the joyful spirit of the learning. The shecinah שכינה dwells only in the midst of joy אין השכינה שורה אלא מתוך שמחה (שבת עב:)

Would appreciate a different musical introduction. Love the podcast