I go back to the episodes often to help unpack parashot. Very enjoyable. It is a part of my journey to embracing the textual aspect of my Yiddishkeit. It is comforting.

This podcast is a blend of religious interpretation, poetry and debate

Parsha in Progress is another Tablet production (like Unorthodox and Take One), this one a 10-minute discussion of the week’s Parsha between one Reform and one Orthodox rabbi. Production stopped in September 2020 but content is timeless.

Great show that both scratches the surface (snorkel) and takes a deep dive (scuba) of the weekly Parsha. If you dig Judaism, you’ll dig this podcast!

Just the thing you need to get back into learning about Judaism, and discovering what meaning being Jewish has for you.

Love this! Wish it was longer 😊

Excellent!!!!

These short Torah discussions have been an integral part of my conversion process. Accessible, fun, occasionally life-altering.

These short but informative discussions are first-rate and a pleasure to hear.

I actually wish it was a little longer, 15-20 mins. But I love this bite sized bit of torah and their analyses and contributions. We aren't such different Jews after all. Kol hakavod.

Love the five and take between Abigail and the Rabbi!

I love the discussions on this podcast because Rabbi Dov and Abigail have a genial, respectful rapport and dialogue despite having viewpoints from traditional to liberal. The traditional viewpoints are never presented in a matter-of-fact or condescending manner. The only downside is that the podcast doesn’t cover every weekly parsha so there are gaps, which hopefully they cover next year. Otherwise, I love the dual perspectives without feeling like listening to mom and dad arguing.

Though they may not always agree, they provide a fascinating discussion about the parsha

Very interesting and respectful discussion be two Jews coming with different points of view. Abby challenges Dov and Doc challenges back. Wish it was longer.

Fast, deep, inspiring and fun. Dov and Abby are wonderful.

A brilliant idea for a podcast by two delightful, perfect participants.

Very open, very real, very meaningful. I like the respect and honesty these two show to each other and their Jewish practice.