Turn it and Turn it

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (6/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/14/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (5/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/07/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (4/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from 11/30/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (3/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 11/23/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (2/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 11/16/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.

What Does the Torah Say about [Modern] Economics? (1/6) with Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this course, we will explore broad questions that ask what the Torah has to say about economic systems. We will focus on topics like Yovel, pricing, competition, and other topics that ask how Torah can help us engage with the complexity of the modern market.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 11/09/2022 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.

A Set Table: Jewish Perspectives on Household Labor from the Talmud to Present (3/3) with Sarah Zager

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this class we’ll explore how a range of Jewish texts, from rabbinic to modern, understand the significance of household labor, including cooking, cleaning, and childcare. These activities are part of our daily lives, and Jewish texts give us a range of ways of understanding their religious significance. We’ll begin with an analysis of the relationship between Torah learning and household labor. Then, we’ll discuss how engaging in household labor, especially childcare, shapes who we are. Finally, we’ll consider the implications of performing someone else’s household labor or asking someone else to perform your own.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 04/03/2022 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

A Set Table: Jewish Perspectives on Household Labor from the Talmud to Present (2/3) with Sarah Zager

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this class we’ll explore how a range of Jewish texts, from rabbinic to modern, understand the significance of household labor, including cooking, cleaning, and childcare. These activities are part of our daily lives, and Jewish texts give us a range of ways of understanding their religious significance. We’ll begin with an analysis of the relationship between Torah learning and household labor. Then, we’ll discuss how engaging in household labor, especially childcare, shapes who we are. Finally, we’ll consider the implications of performing someone else’s household labor or asking someone else to perform your own.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 03/27/2022 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

A Set Table: Jewish Perspectives on Household Labor from the Talmud to Present (1/3) with Sarah Zager

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest" 
In this class we’ll explore how a range of Jewish texts, from rabbinic to modern, understand the significance of household labor, including cooking, cleaning, and childcare. These activities are part of our daily lives, and Jewish texts give us a range of ways of understanding their religious significance. We’ll begin with an analysis of the relationship between Torah learning and household labor. Then, we’ll discuss how engaging in household labor, especially childcare, shapes who we are. Finally, we’ll consider the implications of performing someone else’s household labor or asking someone else to perform your own.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 03/20/2022 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

Working Knowledge: Labor in Jewish Thought (4/4) with Dr. David Zvi Kalman

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Labour & Rest"
Most of life is work of one kind or another, and even our rest is often defined by the work that we’ve left behind. The first half of this series will explore how changing notions of labor have influenced core pieces of the Jewish tradition, including the meaning of Shabbat and what it means to study Torah. The second half of this course will move from Jewish tradition out into the modern economy and consider how Jewish ideas can inform how we think about work and treat workers in the 21st century.
This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 03/28/2022 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman.