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Episode 641 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Sports Illustrated podcaster and writer Jimmy Traina. In this podcast, Traina and Deitsch discuss Howard Stern's media legacy; the impact of Stern going to one live show per week; Stern morphing from an iconoclast to the establishment; why Stern remains relevant; MLB's Home Run Derby drawing its lowest audience since 2003, how Netflix does sports; the use of celebrity in a sporting event; the five best working play by play people today; why Traina had Ian Eagle, Kevin Harlan, Joe Buck, Sean McDonough and Mike Tirico on his list; why certain sports would not produce someone on the list; the fraud allegations against ESPN's Matt Miller and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.

the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.

the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.

Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?

Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?

this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.

this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.

Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.

Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.

topic : survival or a miracle .What is the blessing one saysAfter a miracle happens to you ?And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927

topic : survival or a miracle .What is the blessing one saysAfter a miracle happens to you ?And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927

a question regarding the different types of crowns.we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.

a question regarding the different types of crowns.we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.

a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.

a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.

Key wordsEskafia and eshapcha.What is a second peach ?What does eskafya-self controlAnd eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?

Key wordsEskafia and eshapcha.What is a second peach ?What does eskafya-self controlAnd eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?

Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.To understand the significance of this holiday shvousThe Big Bang,

Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.To understand the significance of this holiday shvousThe Big Bang,

How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don't like your neighbour?

How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don't like your neighbour?To find out more about the Neighbour topic,

I know you'd love to give charity.The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you're allowed to give away without limitation. ?

I know you love to give charity.The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you're allowed to give away without limitation. ?

The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order ofShabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.Why ?

The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order ofShabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.Why ?

this week's class regarding the commandment "do not put a stumbling block in front of a blind person."Beyond the prohibition of giving bad advice, is whether the commandment also addresses the act of giving good advice and the specific techniques for providing effective guidance to others.

this week's class regarding the commandment "do not put a stumbling block in front of a blind person."Beyond the prohibition of giving bad advice, is whether the commandment also addresses the act of giving good advice and the specific techniques for providing effective guidance to others.

insights on Chapter 125 of Psalms, which corresponds to the Rebbe's chapter for this year 5786.The discussion explores the profound rewards associated with maintaining complete trust in the Almighty. Additionally, it examines the nuanced differences between the terms "Zion" and "Jerusalem," alongside various other fascinating perspectives on this chapter.

How holiness penetrates to the physical substances that a Tazdik - Rebbe Nosi comes in contact with.

How holiness penetrates to the physical substances that a Tazdik - Rebbe Nosi comes in contact with.

The power of a miracle in nature—one that transforms nature itself—is the most profound.

The power of a miracle in nature—one that transforms nature itself—is the most profound.

hours before the Rebbe Rashab passed away he said."i am going to heaven and the writings i am leaving to you"here we explore the unique use of the word leaving and not Giving.its as important to us to take it..

hours before the Rebbe Rashab passed away he said."i am going to heaven and the writings i am leaving to you"here we explore the unique use of the word leaving and not Giving.its as important to us to take it..

The significants of good teachers devoting themselves even to small things of students is learnt from an interesting rashi in parshas Vayakel

The significants of good teachers devoting themselves even to small things of students is learnt from an interesting rashi in parshas Vayakel

Topic: what did the Jewish people do so wrong during this time of Purim that led up to the decree by Haman ?And how did we marry to get a decree turned over upside down to the biggest miracle. ?

Topic: what did the Jewish people do so wrong during this time of Purim that led up to the decree by Haman ?"becuase we had pleasure at the meal of the rasha".could that be the reason ?And how did we merit to get a decree turned over upside down to the biggest miracle. ?

If you witnessed in the archives of Roma, actual items that were stolen from the Temple in Jerusalem, would that be enough to prove a point?There was a sage that got entry and saw that the headband of the high priest two words on it were written in one line and not on two lines but the sage is it not except that as definitive. What could possibly be wrong with that proof?

If you witnessed in the archives of room actual items that were stolen from the Temple in Jerusalem, would that be enough to prove a point?There was a sage that got entry and saw that the headband of the high priest two words on it were written in one line and not on two lines but the sage is it not except that as definitive. What could possibly be wrong with that proof?

what is the Tachash skin that was need for donations to the temple?rashi:kind of animal. that was very colourful.lesson: hidur mitzvah is the most beautiful way in doing a Mitavah.

what is the Tachash skin that was need for donations to the temple?rashi:kind of animal. that was very colourful.lesson: hidur mitzvah is the most beautiful way in doing a Mitavah.

conversion : theHow and why'sHow does a person convert to JudaismWhat are the conditionsAnd has there been any changes to the Jewish laws.

Conversions :theHow and why'sHow does a person convert to JudaismWhat are the conditionsAnd has there been any changes to the Jewish laws.

importance of enforcing the 7 laws of Noah.in a pleasant way. is also a benefit for the entire world and the jewish people.

importance of enforcing the 7 laws of Noah.in a pleasant way. is also a benefit for the entire world and the jewish people.

What is the difference between a Great Rabbi and a “Rebbe “?Why did Moses lead the songs that the Jews sang when they came through the splitting of the sea.why do we need three opinions on how the songs were sung.?

Local historian George Deitsch returns to talk about the American Revolution and how our region was impacted.

Episode 560 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Sports Media Watch editor and founder Jon Lewis. In this podcast Lewis and Deitsch discuss the World Series viewership numbers, including the Game 7 average of 27.33 million viewers on FOX; why this series produced the numbers it did; the viewership in Canada and Japan; what it means heading forward; the Chiefs-Bills viewership number; whether the teams currently leading the AFC can draw viewership numbers; Kenny Smith calling NBA games for ESPN; the report from the Athletic that Drew Brees will fill in the Fox NFL spot previously held by Mark Sanchez and what we think of that, and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 548 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Sports Illustrated podcaster and writer Jimmy Traina. In this podcast, Traina and Deitsch discuss Tom Brady's dual roles as broadcaster and part-owner; the Yankees versus Blue Jays in the final week of the season; The NFL Today's Throwback show; Molly Qerim departing ESPN; Amazon's and NBC's NBA coverage; the ACC GameDay Operations Center; ESPN's relationship with the WWE; the challenges of booking for a sports media podcast; and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices