A daily journey through Nach
Nach Daily is a daily series that works through Nach — the Nevi'im (Prophets) and Kesuvim (Writings) — with Rabbi Shaya Sussman. The format is in the name: a portion a day, taken in sequence rather than as scattered lectures.
Covering Nach is a long-haul project, and a daily pace is how it gets done. Each installment moves the reader a little further through a book, so that over time whole sections of Scripture are learned start to finish.
Why Nach, and why daily
Nach is often the least-studied part of Tanach. Many learners know the Chumash well and have spent years in Gemara, yet have never worked systematically through the Prophets and Writings — the histories, the prophecies, and books like Tehillim and Mishlei.
A daily program is built precisely to close that gap. Rather than waiting for a rare stretch of free time to tackle a whole book, a listener chips away at it one manageable portion each day.
Following the text
Nach rewards sequential learning. Following a prophet's message or a historical narrative in order lets the themes build, and a passage lands differently once its context is in place.
For a household, a daily Nach series is also a way to make the less-familiar parts of Tanach part of ordinary conversation — the stories and verses that don't come up in the weekly parsha.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- Nach Daily is a daily series that works through Nach — the Nevi'im (Prophets) and Kesuvim (Writings) — with Rabbi Shaya Sussman.
- Nach is often the least-studied part of Tanach, and a daily format is built to cover it steadily.
- The daily cadence rewards consistency: a portion a day rather than occasional lectures.
- The series suits learners who know Chumash well but want to fill in the Prophets and Writings.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.