A weekly shiur, recorded
The name says what this is: a shiur that Rabbi Roizman gives on Thursday nights, recorded week after week. What is collected here is that ongoing series — a run of roughly eighty-eight classes built up one week at a time rather than a set of standalone lectures.
A recurring weekly shiur has a rhythm of its own. Ideas carry from one week to the next, and a listener who follows along picks up not just isolated points but the thread of a sustained conversation with a text or a topic.
Why a fixed weekly slot matters
A shiur tied to a set night is easy to build a habit around. Thursday, on the edge of Shabbos, is a natural time to learn, and a weekly cadence means there is always a next installment to look forward to and an easy way back in after a break.
Because the series is recorded, the fixed night is no longer a barrier. A week that got away can be made up later, and the whole run stays available to start from the beginning or to revisit a particular class.
Following the series
The most natural way to use this collection is the way it was made — one class a week, in order, letting the series unfold at the pace it was delivered. That keeps the experience close to sitting in the room on a Thursday night.
For those joining midstream, the recordings also allow a jump to whatever is being learned now, then a fill-in of earlier weeks as time allows.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- This is a recurring weekly Thursday-night shiur by Rabbi Roizman, recorded over roughly eighty-eight sessions.
- A weekly series builds ideas from one week to the next, not as isolated talks.
- The Thursday-night slot, before Shabbos, makes it easy to build a habit.
- Recordings let you catch a missed week or start from the beginning.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.