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Take 10 minutes of your busy day for Torah. Spend one 1/100th of your day as meaningfully as you can! Different topics each weekday. Produced by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach of the Young Israel of Great Neck
Take 10 minutes of your busy day for Torah. Spend one 1/100th of your day as meaningfully as you can! Different topics each weekday. Produced by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach of the Young Israel of Great Neck
Episodes

Monday Dec 05, 2016
TT4T#27 - When a Torah Falls - 12/6/16
Monday Dec 05, 2016
Monday Dec 05, 2016
There is nothing quite like the unfortunate "thud" of a Torah hitting the ground. But what is the appropriate reaction? Do we really have to fast for 40 days? Even if I wasn't looking?!? This Ten briefly discusses the different opinions, traditions, and approaches to this issue and ultimately reminds us that when dealing with the Torah, always hold on tight!

Sunday Dec 04, 2016
TT4T#26 - Do It For Mom and Dad - 12/5/16
Sunday Dec 04, 2016
Sunday Dec 04, 2016
This Ten discusses Yaakov's motivations when dealing kindly with Lavan and proposes some ways to honor parents that might be very different than what we are used to. This Ten is L'ilui Nishmat my mother, Necha bas Avraham, whose second Yahrtzeit is next week.

Thursday Dec 01, 2016
TT4T#25 - Making It Rain - 12/2/16
Thursday Dec 01, 2016
Thursday Dec 01, 2016
This Sunday night, December 4th, at Maariv, we begin adding the phrase "ותן טל ומטר לברכה" to our Shemona Esrei. This phrase encapsulates the specific request and prayer for rain. This Ten explores why this change occurs when it does in Israel and in the Diaspora, what we do when we forget to make the change, and explains the responsibilities we have for others when "Making It Rain."

Thursday Dec 01, 2016
TT4T#24 - The Value of Time - 12/1/16
Thursday Dec 01, 2016
Thursday Dec 01, 2016
Into our second month we go! Listen to our special guest explain the meaning of months, the power of the moon, the eternity of the Jewish people, and how the holiness of time rises above all else. Take Ten today to better appreciate the value of your time.

Wednesday Nov 30, 2016
TT4T#23 - Grandparents Paying Tuition? - 11/30/16
Wednesday Nov 30, 2016
Wednesday Nov 30, 2016
What is the obligation of Talmud Torah and to whom does it apply? This Ten focuses on the obligation of grandparents to teach their grandchildren Torah and perhaps more importantly, whether or not they are required to help foot the bill.

Monday Nov 28, 2016
TT4T#22 - I Don't Know - 11/29/16
Monday Nov 28, 2016
Monday Nov 28, 2016
What do we do when we are not sure of something? Do we lean towards a false presentation of confidence or are we humble enough to admit what we don't know? Hmmm... I don't know either, but this Ten discusses a Rashi that does. Or actually, doesn't.

Monday Nov 28, 2016
TT4T#21 - The Ethics of Cyber Monday - 11/28/16
Monday Nov 28, 2016
Monday Nov 28, 2016
If you have 10 minutes to interrupt from Cyber Monday shopping, you might want to listen to this analysis of the ethics of distracted work. 40% off, but act quick!

Thursday Nov 24, 2016
TT4T#20 - Feed Fido First - 11/25/16
Thursday Nov 24, 2016
Thursday Nov 24, 2016
We find a fascinating halacha relating to how Jewish law defines the responsibilities of pet and animal ownership. This Ten discusses the origins of this law, how it relates to our parsha, and the particulars of where and when it applies. Feed your curiosity, but feed your pets first.

Thursday Nov 24, 2016
TT4T#19 - How to Pay a Shiva Call - 11/24/16
Thursday Nov 24, 2016
Thursday Nov 24, 2016
This Ten discusses one of the greatest kindnesses that we do, the mitzvah of Nichum Aveilim, or consoling mourners. But as regular people, with no expertise in grief counseling, how are we really supposed to fulfill this mitzvah? Take ten minutes to listen to best practices on: how to listen.

Tuesday Nov 22, 2016
TT4T#18 - The Power of Ten - 11/23/16
Tuesday Nov 22, 2016
Tuesday Nov 22, 2016
Welcome to our special guest! This Ten elaborates on the significance of the number 10 in Jewish thought. Why ten for a minyan? Why was ten the lowest allowable number of Tzadikim that could save Sodom? See why this number - though so small - means so much.
