Lakewood Daf Yomi

This episode of a Talmud study podcast begins a new chapter on the Minchas HaOmer offering, discussing its unique barley composition and omer measurement.

This episode discusses the Halachos of Tfilin, specifically the order of the four Parshiyos in Tfilin based on a Brisa.

This episode discusses the Talmudic principle that a positive commandment overrides a negative prohibition, using the example of tzitzis and shatnez from Menachos 40.

This episode discusses the sixth chapter of Menachos, focusing on the Karben Omer and its biblical source in Parashas Emar.

A Talmudic discussion on Menachos 66 about the dispute between the Prushim and Baisusim regarding the correct interpretation of 'Mimachras HaShabbos' for bringing the Omer offering and counting the Omer.

This Daf Yomi shiur begins a new perek of Meseches Chulin, Behemah HaMekashah, covering the halacha of ben pekuah, the case of a fetus that emerges from a slaughtered mother animal.

["Lakewood Daf Yomi on Menachos 97 centers on the Shulchan, the Lechem HaPanim, and the verse in Parashat Terumah that lists the table's four accessories.", "The lesson says today's page is one of the 'math dafim in Shas' and then counts the konim, including a beraisa that totals 28.", "The discussion turns to Rava's Shabbos objection, Rabbi Akiva's rule about work that could have been done before Shabbos, and a beraisa that places the konim on Erev Shabbos and removes them after Shabbos.", "From there the sugya moves into Rabbi Meir and Rabbi Yehuda's dispute over 5-tefach and 6-tefach amot, Yechezkel 43:13, and the mizbeach geometry that is checked against Zevachim and Maseches Middos."]

Lakewood Daf Yomi's Menachos 98 centers on the Shulchan and the Lechem HaPonim, starting with Rabbi Meir's 12-by-6 tefachim reading and Rabbi Yehuda's 10-by-5 reading.

This episode discusses the Talmudic tractate Menachos, focusing on the preparation of the Minchas Chavitin offering by the Kohen Gadol and the rules regarding which parts of the preparation override Shabbos.

This episode discusses the Talmudic question of whether the lechem haponim became permissible for consumption when the mishkan traveled in the desert.

This episode continues the Talmudic discussion on the laws of Smicha, focusing on the transfer of sins through leaning on a sacrifice and the associated repentance.

Lakewood Daf Yomi covers Menachot 94, beginning with the halacha that smicha must be performed immediately before shchita and in the same place, with one exception — the metzora who stood at Shaar Nikanor while shchita occurred in tzafon, separating the two by 22 amos.

This Lakewood Daf Yomi shiur covers Menachos daf Tzadik Beis, opening a multi-day study of the halachic and conceptual dimensions of Smicha, the ritual of laying hands on a sacrifice before it is brought.

Menachos 91 works through the nesachim parashah in Bamidbar 15 and shows how "oyla," "zevach," and "oy b'mo'adeichem" are each darshened with precision.