Podcasts about Tahara

In this lecture, we finally begin Kitab At-Tahara and uncover why Tahara is a condition for Salah, diving into its linguistic and juristic meanings. You'll learn why scholars differentiate between Hadath (ritual impurity) and Najas (physical impurity), and how these concepts shape the rules of purification in worship. The talk highlights the importance of both water and intention in purification, showcasing how Wudu and Ghusl uplift ritual impurity. Yet, the session doesn't stop there; we then move on to a detailed discussion about the parts of the body on which Wudu is required. Simultaneously, the Ustadh provides groundbreaking linguistic insights from the Hadith and explains how differences in understanding a single letter can lead to completely different meanings being extracted from it. Sign up now to AMAU Academy: https://www.amauacademy.com/ AMAU Academy: https://www.amauacademy.com/ AMAU Junior: https://amaujunior.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amauofficial/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AMAU Telegram: https://t.me/amauofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AMAUofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/AMAUofficial iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/al-madrasatu-al-umariyyah/id1524526782 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/08NJC1pIA0maaF6aKqZL4N Get in Touch: https://amau.org/getintouch BarakAllahu feekum. #AMAU #Islam #Dawah

Rob and Matt are reacquainted once again to bring you this week's Marigold Standard!Releasing on the same day as the Shinjuku FACE show, but without having actually seen the full show in time, the lads chat about the shows in Osaka and Tahara as well as some of the news coming out of a sell out Shinjuku show. They also talk Rob's grey complexion, possible team names for Hummingbird and Flying Penguin, the great injury debate and the retirement of a bonified joshi icon!Subscribe to our PATREON: https://patreon.com/TheStardomCast The website: https://www.talkjoshi.com Subscribe to the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/talkjoshi Join our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/bbDcAwc Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/marigoldpodcast Buy our Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/podmania-podcasting-network YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/2s4zrf3r Buy Rob's NEW Stardom Book – Chasing the Dream: 50 of Stardom's Greatest Matches Right Here: https://tinyurl.com/2eemszmtAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Netilat Yadayim (washing hands) upon awaking is the most important of all the various washings required after cutting hair and nails etc. Therefore, it requires washing each hand three times. The Seder Hayom (Rabbi Moshe ben Machir, 16th Century, Tsfat) explains that three times establishes a Chazaka (a Halachic presumption). That is, the three washings uproot the previous status of Tum'ah (impurity) and establish a new status of Tahara (purity). Based on this, he suggests that the word "Netilat" (washing), which literally means "to take", implies that the washing "takes" away the previous status of Tum'ah and replaces it with a Chazaka of Tahara. Moreover, the waters of the Netilat Yadayim have special powers; they originate in the supernal waters in Heaven. The Seder Hayom also emphasizes that one should not delay performing Netilat Yadayim in the morning. As soon as he wakes up, he must remove the Tum'ah from his hands. The same is true of other washings-they should not be delayed. For example, when leaving a cemetery, a person should not wait until he arrives home to remove the Tum'ah. Rather, he should either use the sink at the cemetery or bring a bottle of water in the car to wash as soon as possible.

In this episode, we explore the compelling artistry of Olivia Peace, a Student Academy Award-winning director and visual artist originally from Detroit, now residing in Los Angeles. Olivia's work is deeply informed by artistic experimentation, dreamspaces, and a profound respect for the ecosystems that shaped them. Their unique perspective merges will influence from hip hop, B-movies, and personal experiences with mental health, creating a distinctive narrative style that resonates with audiences.Olivia's journey in filmmaking began at Northwestern University, where they studied animation and interactive art. Their senior film, *Pangaea*, utilized a blend of live action and animation to examine the effects of ecological displacement on young children, particularly those from New Orleans. This innovative piece earned Olivia a fellowship with the Sundance Institute, as part of the year-long Sundance Ignite x Adobe 1324 Fellowship, providing them with invaluable mentorship and resources to further their craft.Continuing their education, Olivia obtained a master's degree in Interactive Media and Games from the University of Southern California, specializing in Worldbuilding. Their thesis project, *Against Reality*, an interactive experience built with AI neural networks, premiered at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival and won the prestigious Student Academy Award. Simultaneously, Olivia's debut feature film, 'Tahara', premiered at the 2020 Slamdance Film Festival, receiving critical acclaim and later becoming a New York Times Critic's Pick upon its theatrical release in June 2022.As Olivia works on their next feature film, set in Detroit, they remain committed to exploring themes of critical imagination and taking bold creative risks in the face of loss and change. Their artistic journey invites audiences to look inward and reflect on their own narratives. If you're inspired by Olivia's work and want to support their future projects, don't hesitate to reach out. Join us as we delve into their unique approach to storytelling and the importance of community in the creative process.Olivia Peace's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliviajpeace/?hl=enOlivia Peace's Website: http://www.olivia-peace.com/Olivia Peace's ImDB: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm6499573/Olivia Peace's Twitter: https://twitter.com/oliviajpeace?lang=enSupport the showVisual Intonation Website: https://www.visualintonations.com/Visual Intonation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualintonation/Vante Gregory's Website: vantegregory.comVante Gregory's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/directedbyvante/ To support me on Patreon (thank you): patreon.com/visualintonations Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@visualintonation Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@directedbyvante

Thanks for your patience; we're finally back! At long last, we've secured a regular schedule. Moving forward, we should be able to record a podcast on a weekly basis.Picking up where we left off, here are the show notes for today's episode:1. Going overseas? You might need to get an international driver's license in Japan before departing. We talk about our experience in May when we got one in Japan before heading overseas.2. Back in May, I had thoughts about moving to a beach, and now, I'm having thoughts about my thoughts!3. We're back to reviewing that great book that I've been summarizing on the podcast: Bilingual Life and Reality by Francois Grosjean. Today's chapter is on Language through life.4. It wouldn't be an Ohazassu Podcast episode without a word of the day, so there's one of those too.Cheers for tuning in, and, catch you at the next one!

Rabbi Yo'hanan était, comme Yossef Hatsadik, d'une beauté exceptionnelle : irradiait de lui une lumière unique, la Kédoucha, la Chékhina, la Tahara, une splendeur digne du Temple... c'est pourquoi Rabbi Elazar pleura en le voyant car il sut qu'une fois qu'il ne serait plus de ce monde, de personne d'autre n'émanerait une telle lumière. Aujourd'hui alors que le 'Am Israël a perdu le Temple, et que nous sommes en exil, d'où peut encore naître la lumière ? Depuis la Destruction du Beth Hamikdach, on s'habitue malheureusement à l'absence de sainteté, de spiritualité, de moralité, de pureté. Le jour de Ticha' Béav est l'occasion de consoler Hachem et d'être enfin cohérent avec soi-même ! Tout celui qui s'endeuille le 9 Av aura le mérite de voir le futur Beth Hamikdach et d'assister à la venue du Machia'h... Tout se retourne toujours en faveur du 'Am Israël.

Japonsko je pro mnohé z nás synonymem úspěchu a cesty ke štěstí. Málokdo ovšem ví, že stoleté tradice a sešněrované společenské postupy působí mnoha lidem taková traumata, že se země vycházejícího slunce umisťuje velmi často na nejvyšších žebříčcích světových statistik sebevražd. Podobný je i příběh Yoneko Tahara, japonské dívky, která se v dospívání pokusila o sebevraždu. I když následky tohoto pokusu poznamenaly její život už navždy, paradoxně tato doba znamenala pro Yoneko také nový začátek. Příběh, který připravila Ester Kvasňovská, uslyšíte v podání Kateřiny Hodecové.

Fiqh of Tahara class 101. Tayamu,. A great blessing from Allah2. Factors that allow you to perform Tayamum.3. How is Tayamum performed?4. What nullifies Tayamum?Click here to join our facebook community of MuslimsIt's essential as part of our Deen that we keep increasing our knowledge of Islam and I make this promise to you that all our blog topics have carefully been written only to add beneficial Islamic knowledge to your life inshallahLearn and share with your family and friends inshallah as full reward is given for thosewho share beneficial knowledge of our beautiful Deen

Fiqh of Tahara Class 9Topics.1. What is Ghusal obligated by2. Acts prohibited

Fiqh of Tahara Lesson 8Topics of this lesson areDoes the following break your wudu1. Blood2. Vomiting3. Touching private parts4. Eating camel meat5. Touching Najas (Impure matter)6. Touching women7. What is the time period of massah over socks?8. What is the only condition of massah on socks 9. Wiping over turban.Click here to join our facebook community of MuslimsIt's essential as part of our Deen that we keep increasing our knowledge of Islam and I make this promise to you that all our blog topics have carefully been written only to add beneficial Islamic knowledge to your life inshallahLearn and share with your family and friends inshallah as full reward is given for thosewho share beneficial knowledge of our beautiful Deen

Der Filmkritiker Marcel Klein trifft beim Festival in Cannes auf die schöne Héloïse. Diese Begegnung nimmt ihm jegliche Konzentration, sodass er schon bald einen Skandal an der Backe hat, und auch Héloïse alles andere als sorgenfrei ist. Sie versuchen, sich gegenseitig zu helfen. Ein aussichtsloses Unterfangen. Emanuel Bergmann hat eine Geschichte geschrieben, die genauso leidenschaftlich ist wie die Liebe zum Kino. Stefan Kaminski glänzt auch als deutschsprechende Französin ebenso wie bei allen anderen Gelegenheiten, die ihm Text und Dialoge bieten: Wandelbar und souverän.

Mit seinem zweiten Buch entfaltet Bergmann eine spannungsgeladene, melancholische Romanhandlung.

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Tahara and Kedusha

OCD episode with Dr. Jed Siev: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/obsessions-compulsions-religion-with-dr-jed-siev/id1316933734?i=1000586262998 Mikva Episode with Carly Chodosh: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-about-mikva-with-carly-chodosh/id1316933734?i=1000526813907   About Our Guest: Gayle Frankel received a degree in Mental Health from Hahnemann University, where she was elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She interned at Philadelphia Psychiatric Center (now Belmont), and worked in the in-patient department of Horsham Clinic's Substance Abuse unit.    Ms. Frankel, a founder of the Philadelphia Affiliate G.O.A.L. Support and Maintenance groups served on its Board as President since its inception. She has been a contributor to the Journal of the California Alliance for the Mentally Ill, co-authoring an article on the therapeutic aspects of camping, and has presented workshops at the National OC Foundations Conferences in Minnesota, Boston, Orlando, St.Louis, Washington, DC, Chicago, Denver and Philadelphia. Ms. Frankel is presently working with an Orthodox woman's support group in Lakewood, New Jersey.     To order the Tahara's Hamishpacha workbook - email workbook@ragua.org     Would you like to be a SPONSOR? Reach out about new sponsorship opportunities for your brand & organizations - franciskakay@gmail.com Check out www.JewishCoffeeHouse.com for more Jewish Podcasts on our network.

Summary: What are those coelacanth doing in the deep water of the ocean? Join Kiersten as she discusses some of the coelacanth's behavior.   For my hearing impaired listeners, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean.   Show Notes:  Coelacanth, Smithsonian, https://ocean.si.edu/ocean-life/fish/coelacanth “New Insights About the Behavioral Ecology of the Coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae Video Recorded in the Absence of Humans Off South Africa” by Jiro  Sakaue, Kazuhiko Maeda, Micheal J. Miller, Ryuichi Sakai, Koh-ichi Tahara, Hideki Abe, Kazuya Made, and Hitoshi Ida, Front. Mar. Sci., 10 November 2021, https://www.frontiersin.org   Music written and performed by Katherine Camp Transcript (Piano music plays) Kiersten - This is Ten Things I Like About…a ten minute, ten episode podcast about unknown or misunderstood wildlife. (Piano music stops) Welcome to Ten Things I Like About… I'm Kiersten, your host, and this is a podcast about misunderstood or unknown creatures in nature. Some we'll find right out side our doors and some are continents away but all are fascinating.  This podcast will focus ten, ten minute episodes on different animals and their amazing characteristics. Please join me on this extraordinary journey, you won't regret it.   This episode continues coelacanths and the fourth thing I like about this enormous fish is their behavior. Once again, I'm going to  state that we are still learning new things about the coelacanth everyday, so what I talk about in this episode is what we currently know, but the future may bring different information. As I mentioned in the last episode, coelacanths are a deep water fish. They are typically found between 250 feet to1300 feet below the surface. We can see them using specialized scuba diving equipment called ‘rebreathers' and by using submersibles. This technology has allowed us to study live individuals instead of the dead specimens that wash ashore or are, most often, caught as by-catch by fishermen. Because of this we know a lot about their anatomy, since many of the dead specimens have been dissected, but we don't know as much about their behavior. In the 1980's studying coelacanths with deep sea vehicles became the common practice in the Comoros Island area. Between 1986 and 2009 we studied this population with submersibles and remote operated vehicles, or ROVs. Using their spot patterns we determined that this population contained approximately 300 to 400 individuals. We also observed their basic day to day pattern.  A day in the life of a coelacanth consists of resting in caves at a depth of 500 feet to 800 feet during daylight hours. They will share caves with other coelacanths and smaller species of underwater life. The caves are carbonate caves formed during underwater volcanic eruptions. During the night, coelacanths leave the caves to hunt in even deeper waters. At least one individual was seen hunting in waters approximately 2000 feet deep. That's a third of a mile under the surface of the water! I can't even imagine the pressure these fish endure. In the Fall of 2000, a few individuals were encountered by divers in another area near South Africa called Jesser Canyon. This encounter actually was the first direct contact between humans and a live coelacanth. We then began focusing on this area, as well, to study the coelacanth. Between 2002 and 2004 submersibles were used to watch this area. Here they observed 21 individuals in 16 different locations in canyons off the coast of Sodwana Bay, South Africa. These individuals were seen at depths of 300 feet to 450 feet. These studies revealed that the coelacanths in this area were traveling between two canyons, Jesser Canyon and Wright Canyon. Research begun in 2018 wanted do something that had never been done before, study coelacanths without the influence or interference of humans. If you noticed in all the research I've detailed so far, the common thread was the presence of a submersible, human diver, or mobile ROV. We have no idea how these things might change the behavior of the coelacanths observed. We do know that the presence of unknown stimuli, meaning divers or ROVs, can alter the natural behavior of wild animals.  These researchers used fixed cameras set up in a known coelacanth resting places to record the fish's behavior without the presence of humans. They also wanted to record the ocean conditions such as temperature and current direction and velocity. To do this they placed two oceanographic recording devices near the study site. The main focus of this study was on the folding or unfolding of the first dorsal fin.  Now you might think, wow that's a lot of work to look at one trivial little fin,  but we've learned some of the most ground breaking things about animals by looking at one tiny little behavior, such as the eye movement of gorillas and the tongue flicking of snakes. This research actually shone a light on coelacanth behavior that we didn't even know we should be looking for! Okay, let's take a moment to look at the iconic coelacanth image. If you haven't yet googled the coelacanth, do so now and look at a few different photos of live coelacanths. Go ahead now, I'll wait. Unless you're listening to this podcast in your car. Do Not try to look up an image of the coelacanth if you are driving. Eyes on the road!  For those of you able to safely pull up images, look at that first dorsal fin. What do you notice about it in 98% of the pictures? It's unfolded and standing up right, correct? I'm actually looking at the cover of the book A Fish Caught in Time by Samantha Weinberg right now and the first dorsal fin is erect in the illustration of the coelacanth on the cover. Up until the 2018 research project, we thought this was just how the coelacanth naturally carried this fin. Now we did know they were capable of folding it up and down and we assumed this fin was used for stabilization during swimming. We might have been wrong about that. According to the data collected in the absence of human interaction, the dorsal fin raises when the coelacanth encounters a stressor.  In this research it was a sand tiger shark. They got great video of a coelacanth and a sand tiger shark in the same cave during the day. The shark showed no antagonistic behavior toward the coelacanth but while the shark was in the cave with the coelacanth, that first dorsal fin was raised. When the shark left the cave, the fin relaxed. They were other species of fish in the cave with the coelacanth as well and the fin was lowered while they were present.  This sand tiger shark was larger than the coelacanth and might have posed a threat to the coelacanth. There isn't any evidence that sand tiger sharks eat coelacanths but when you're a potential prey item you're not going to ask the shark if they going to eat you, you're going to take action. Raising the dorsal fin may be a way for the coelacanth to look bigger and ward off predators. This type of behavior has been well documented in other species of fish.   This observation floored me. It means that the presence of humans and ROVs is considered stressful to the coelacanth and our presence was probably changing the behaviors we observed. If we want to know more about them, we're going to have to come up with some unobtrusive methods of observation.  This research also studied temperature and currents near where the coelacanth were seen. Does this impact their behavior? It was observed that the coelacanth were present in the caves when the temperature of the water was between 59 degrees Fahrenheit and 71 degrees Fahrenheit. This has been seen in past research, as well. The researchers postulated that this is the optimal range for oxygen uptake in the coelacanth. The current direction was frequently southward and low in velocity when the coelacanths were seen at the study site, but more research will need to be done to determine if this is of any significance. Wow! I don't know about you but the coelacanth continues to amaze me. I'm glad you spent some time with me to learn about coelacanth behavior because it's my fourth favorite thing about this ancient fish. If you're enjoying this podcast please recommend me to friends and family and take a moment to give me a rating on whatever platform your listening. It will help me reach more listeners and give the animals I talk about an even better chance at change.    Join me next week for another episode about the coelacanth.     (Piano Music plays)  This has been an episode of Ten Things I like About with Kiersten and Company. Original music written and performed by Katherine Camp, piano extraordinaire.

Nature Of Tahara - Midrash Discussion Parashat Emor by Rabbi Joshua Maroof

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Being tuned in to spirituality requires some understanding of the laws of Tumah and Tahara.  Sources

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Leprosy vs. Tzara'as. Tumah and Tahara. Life and Death. Lashon Harah.

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The laws of Tumah and Tahara, while not irrational, are super-rational; meaning the reasons for them cannot be grasped by human intellect. Nevertheless, like all of Torah, we can glean actionable insights from them.  Sources

Tahara and Chinuch

This issue as to whether glass may be Kashered is not dealt with in the Gemara.  It is, however, a matter of dispute among the Rishonim.  In order to grasp the basis for their controversy, we need to first survey how the Talmud regards glass in areas other than Kashering. The primary source for this topic is Avos D'Rabbi Natan 41:b which states that "glass utensils do not absorb or exude."  Although this statement does not appear in the context of Kashering, it nevertheless teaches that glass utensils differ significantly from metal and earthenware utensils.  The Torah unambiguously indicates (Vayikra 6:21 and Bamidbar 31:21-23) that metal and earthenware utensils absorb and retain food particles from the hot food items that are placed in them. This source, however, does not simply resolve the question regarding the status of glass in the context of Kashering.  This is because Chazal assign the status of metal and earthenware to glass in the areas of "Tevilat Keilim" and "Tumah and Tahara."  Moreover, regarding the area of "Tumah and Tahara" Chazal assigned glass the status of earthenware.  The Gemara in Avoda Zara 75b states the Chazal decreed that glass utensils need to be immersed in a Mikvah prior to use, if it had previously been owned by non-Jews.  Even though the Torah only required metal utensils to be immersed, Chazal decreed that glass utensils are also required to be immersed.  This is because, the Gemara states, glass shares a common property with metal.  Namely, that if they are broken they can be fixed.  Rashi explains that both glass and metal are repaired in an identical manner, they are both melted down and refashioned. Regarding the area of "Tumah and Tahara," the Mishna (Keilim 30:1) states that glass can contract "Tumah" despite the fact that there is no allusion to this phenomenon in the Torah.  The Gemara (Shabbat 15b) explains that Chazal decreed that glass can become "Tameh."  The reason given is that glass shares a property with pottery, both are from the ground. While these two rabbinic decrees appear to be contradictory, the Meiri to Shabbat 15b explains that they are not.  He explains that essentially glass is comparable both to metal and earthenware.  Hence, the Gemara imposes the stringencies of metal and earthenware upon glass. Rishonim Three opinions appear in the Rishonim regarding the status of glass as far as Kashering is concerned.  Tosafos (Avoda Zara 33b s.v. Koonya) appears to rule that glass does not absorb food particles and need not be Kashered if it absorbed non-Kosher or chametz food particles.  A number of Rishonim including the Rashba (Teshuvos, 233) agree to this ruling.  This ruling is grounded in empirical evidence and the statement regarding glass that appears in Avos D'Rabbi Natan. The Mordechai (Pesachim 3:574) cites a ruling from Rabbeinu Yechiel of Paris that glass cannot be Kashered.  Just as the Gemara imposes a stringency of earthenware on glass in the context of Tumah, Rabbeinu Yechiel believes that Chazal similarly impose the stringency that earthenware cannot be Kashered upon glass.  The Terumat Hadeshen (132) rules in accordance with this opinion regarding Pesach. The Ritva (Pesachim 30b s.v. Li'avid) cites the Ra'ah who adopts a middle approach.  He rules that while we do believe that glass absorbs taste particles from food, it nevertheless may be Kashered.  The Ohr Zarua (Hilchos Pesachim 25b) also rules this way even regarding Pesach laws.

Miqdash Shiur #6 - Tumah and Tahara by Rabbi Joshua Maroof

Does Tahara happen when we immerse in or emerge from the Mikvah? | Rabbi Moshe Perlstein

In honor of Yom HaKadish HaKlali on 10 B'Tevet, Karen Miller Jackson shares Torah thoughts on the nature of Jewish mourning, and interviews Sally Berkovic, author of Death Duties: The Chevra Kadisha Jewish Burial Society, on her experience working for the Chevra Kadisha. They discuss ways that women memorialize their loved ones, highlight Holocaust remembrance on Yom HaKadish HaKlali, and examine parallels between the tahara before death and the nature of tahara in mikveh practice. The Tevet podcast is sponsored by Yaffa Zweig and family. In loving memory of her mother Kaye Zweig (חייה טובה בת ישראל ובתיה) to mark her Yahrzeit on ז' טבת. Sign up here to receive this podcast in an email to your inbox. If you are enjoying this podcast, please consider sponsoring an episode for $36/₪120 here. Death Duties can be purchased as follows *In the US through ebay - www.ebay.to/3DEkNDG *In Israel, at Pomerantz and Havruta bookstores in Jerusalem *In the UK via Fishburn Books - https://tinyurl.com/42xpatc3

This episode is sponsored by Chavi Russ in honor of a refuah shelaima for Moshe Aryeh Leib ben Bracha This episode explores the original sources for the hefsek tahara and the bedikos that are performed during the seven clean days leading up to immersion in the mikvah. We look at the roots of these halachos in the purification processes performed by both the niddah and the zavah during the temple era and how they both impact halacha as we practice it today. Sources quoted in this episode: Yoreh De'ah ***Please note that content discussed in this podcast series is intended for educational purposes only and should not replace speaking to a qualified rav regarding any practical halachic questions. If you would like to contact Rivky Kaplan regarding any follow-up questions, please email her at rivkaplan@gmail.com.

Bror Salih berättar om hans första besök till ett fängelse för att hålla föredraget “Vänd dig till Allah” för de intagna. Han talar om vikten av att inte glömma bort att hjälpa de intagna och erbjuda dem en ny chans. Hans resa dit, överlämnandet av gratis information om islam till de intagna ingår i projektet Prison Outreach som drevs av TAHARA.se. Diskutera samtalet med andra på Koranpodden Chatt.Besök gärna vår hemsida: www.koranpodden.se.Följ vårt arbetefacebook.com/koranpoddeninstagram.com/koranpodden/Stöd KoranpoddenOm du finner någon glädje eller värde i vad jag gör, snälla överväg att donera ett valfritt belopp. Alla donationer går till att utveckla och marknadsföra Koranpodden. Swisha ett frivilligt belopp till swish 123 669 10 18 (Support Koranpodden) eller via bankgiro 5271-8053.Bli månadsgivare! Klicka här.

In this acerbic part teen comedy, part drama, TAHARA, a funeral becomes a battleground between best friends Carrie Lowstein (Madeline Grey DeFreece) and Hannah Rosen (Rachel Sennott, breakout star of SHIVA BABY). When their former Hebrew school classmate commits suicide, the two girls attend her funeral as well as the "Teen Talk-back" session hosted by their synagogue, designed to be an opportunity for them to understand grief through Judaism. Hannah, more interested in impressing her crush Tristan (Daniel Taveras), convinces Carrie to practice kissing with her, unlocking feelings that turn Carrie's world upside down. Emotions heightened, the scene develops into a biting depiction of unrequited crushes, toxic friendships, and wavering faith, which ComingSoon calls "one of the most original films in the coming-of-age sub-genre in a long time.” Director Olivia Peace and Screenwriter Jess Zeidman join us for an in-depth conversation on the collaboration between them, the superb cast that was assembled for this exceptionally well executed story of love, death and teen angst. For updates and screenings go to: filmmovement.com/tahara

Tahara is a queer, Jewish coming-of-age film from director Olivia Peace and writer Jess Zeidman. I saw myself profoundly in this movie, and after spilling hundreds of words and much of my heart into my review, I had the chance to speak with Zeidman about how the movie came to be, the people that went into making it, and how life as a queer, movie-loving Jew shaped the movie in the end.

Tahara!

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Dee Rees's first feature, 2011's PARIAH, is a groundbreaking work of queer cinema and an inspiration for director Olivia Peace's own debut film, TAHARA (which premiered at Slamdance in 2020). They first watched it back in high school; so how does it hit different 11 years later? Then, we answer the HOTLINE and consider movie premises that didn't live up to the their promise...s.What's Good MentionsAlonso - The Gilded AgeDrea - LoxIfy - SnowboardingOlivia - Valentine's Day trip to Long BeachITIDICThe Academy has plans to make the 2022 Oscars a little differentAn actor was sentenced to 20 years in prison for a Ponzi scheme where he pretended to be making movie dealsThe director of the upcoming Netflix biopic about Marilyn Monroe has announced that his movie will be rated NC-17Staff Picks:Ify - ShortbusDrea - KimiAlonso - Middle of NowhereOlivia - The Watermelon WomanBuy Alonso's book - I'll Be Home for Christmas MoviesSupport our sponsors!WealthfrontTo get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/MAXFILMLumi LabsGet free shipping and 30% off your first order at MicrodoseGummies.com with code: MAXFILMWith:Ify NwadiweDrea ClarkAlonso DuraldeOlivia Peace

Abby and Riley sit down with comedians Justin Linville and Jess Zeidman to unpack Bill Lawrence's magnum opus: Scrubs. In this ep, we unpack Zach Braff's descent into douchebaggery, Myspace's Top Ten Friends, and how all of it (somehow) relates to Entourage.  **Welcome to Flatch is now coming out in March 2022 instead of January and Tahara will have its theatrical release sometime in 2022 (TBD) so make sure to check ‘em both out!