Season 1 of Untold Stories of the Torah, a new series on Nach, has wrapped up for 5784, garnering an impressive 27,000 listens on Spotify. The podcast, hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Aber, has captivated audiences by bringing to light lesser-known stories and insights from the Tanach, inspired by the commentators, Gemara, and Medrashim.
With each episode, Untold Stories of the Torah delves into the narratives of the Neviem, Shoftim, and Tzadikim, offering a fresh perspective on the rich history and timeless lessons. Rabbi Aber’s engaging storytelling style and profound knowledge have made the podcast a popular resource for both seasoned Torah scholars and casual listeners seeking meaningful content.
“Navi is one of the most under-studied topics,” says Rabbi Aber. “Most people have little to no knowledge of the basic stories in Nach. Additionally, because so many stories are challenging to understand without Chazal and Chassidus, many gross mischaracterizations of the Tzadikim in Tanach have become prevalent.”
Listeners have praised the podcast for its unique blend of scholarship, storytelling, and practical application to modern-day life. As one reviewer on Spotify noted, “This podcast brings the Navi to life. It’s an enriching experience that leaves you wanting more after every episode.”
“We are thrilled with the response we’ve received from listeners,” continues Rabbi Aber. “Our goal has always been to present these Torah lessons in a way that’s accessible and inspiring. It’s humbling to see so many people from different backgrounds engage with our content.”
As the first season comes to a close, fans can look forward to Season 2 in 5785, which promises even more untold stories and insights from the Tanach. The podcast team has hinted at some exciting episodes to come, ensuring that Untold Stories of the Torah continues to be a must-listen for anyone interested in Jewish history, Tzadikim from Navi, and Chassidus on Tanach.
To listen and learn more about the podcast, visit the official website or find the series on Spotify, YouTube Music, and Apple Podcasts. It is also available on 24/6 and Zing.
this is one of my favorite podcasts!
Was always curious about his story
Ooh I’d love to listen to that too
This podcast is so interesting to listen to! Rabbi Shmuel is an excellent storyteller!
I binged listened to all of them as I cooked for shabbos over the summer. Fascinating
Can you devote a few episodes to Ovadia Hanavi
the best jewish podcast hands down.
I’ll give it a listen
I can’t find on 24/6, I only found Tanya with a story
Great podcast didn’t realize was on Spotify
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