A shiur series delivered by Rabbi Glatstein
Ben L'Ashri with Rabbi Daniel Glatstein is a recorded shiur series — a single, focused body of classes delivered by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein, not a partnership between two people. The name marks the series; the teaching is his. Rabbi Glatstein is a well-known contemporary maggid shiur and author, and this collection gathers about thirty of his classes under one banner.
Reading it as a series rather than a scattered set matters. The classes are meant to be taken as a run, each building on the last, so a listener who follows them in order gets the cumulative arc the series was designed to have. Rabbi Glatstein's clarity as a darshan is the thread that holds the thirty recordings together.
Following a series in sequence
A series rewards being followed rather than sampled. Because Rabbi Glatstein built these classes as a set, an idea introduced early is often assumed later, and hearing them in order lets that structure do its work. Thirty recordings are enough to develop a theme with real depth, which is the advantage a series has over a collection of unrelated talks.
Rabbi Glatstein is known for teaching with organization and warmth, drawing widely on sources while keeping the line of thought easy to follow. In a recorded series those strengths compound: a listener can replay a step that moved quickly, then continue, confident of the ground already covered. The recorded form makes the whole run available to learn at the listener's own pace.
A series a family can learn together
Because the series is recorded, a household can commit to it together — one class at a time, on a weekly rhythm or whenever the day allows. Following a set series gives family learning a shape and a sense of progress, more satisfying than starting a new, unrelated talk each time. And any class can be replayed when a point deserves a second hearing.
Learning the same series also gives a family shared reference points. As the run develops its theme, parents and children build a common vocabulary they can carry into conversation. Rabbi Glatstein's accessible style makes the material welcoming across ages, and the recorded form means the series is always there to resume exactly where the household left off.
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Key takeaways
- Ben L'Ashri with Rabbi Daniel Glatstein is a recorded shiur series delivered by Rabbi Glatstein, not a partnership of two people.
- Rabbi Daniel Glatstein is a well-known contemporary maggid shiur and author.
- About thirty classes are built as a set, best followed in sequence for their cumulative arc.
- The recorded form lets a listener replay a step and continue at their own pace.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.