A Daf Yomi learned b'iyun
Rabbi Avrohom Krohn's core series is a Daf Yomi B'iyun — the daily daf, but learned in depth rather than merely covered. His shiurim on Maseches Nazir run daf by daf, from the opening dapim through the thirties and forties, giving a follower of the cycle a way to keep pace without sacrificing real analysis along the way.
Nazir is a demanding masechta, full of intricate cases about vows, hair, and tumah. Taking it b'iyun means slowing down where the Gemara is dense, laying out the shakla v'tarya, and clarifying the shitos before moving on. For someone who finds the standard daf too fast to absorb, this deeper, steadier pace is exactly the point.
Following the cycle with a chavrusa in your ear
A recorded b'iyun daf functions almost like a chavrusa you can carry with you. The daily rhythm — one daf, then the next — builds momentum, and hearing the sugya explained aloud before or after learning it yourself makes the text far easier to hold onto and return to later.
Because the series is sequential, it rewards commitment. Joining the run through Nazir and staying with it turns scattered study into a genuine masechta learned from start to finish — one of the most satisfying experiences in Torah study, and one this collection is deliberately built to support day after day.
Shiurim for the Yamim Tovim
Alongside the daily Gemara, Rabbi Krohn offers shiurim tied to the Jewish festivals. These step out of the masechta to meet the season, drawing on both the sources of each Yom Tov and the broader ideas behind its mitzvos, so the day arrives with meaning already in place.
For a family, these holiday shiurim are the easiest entry point. They do not require following the daf; they simply deepen a Yom Tov that is already on the calendar, giving parents a well-sourced idea to bring to the table and children a reason to look forward to the day itself.
Finding kosher Torah video for your family
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- Rabbi Avrohom Krohn teaches an in-depth Daf Yomi B'iyun rather than a quick daily-daf review.
- His current run works through Maseches Nazir, daf by daf, from the opening dapim onward.
- The b'iyun pace clarifies the Gemara's give-and-take and the shitos before moving on.
- He also gives festival shiurim that meet each Yom Tov on the calendar.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.