There is a short, 10-minute daf yomi shiur in Hebrew here: http://www.sinai.org.il/ and I was wondering if there is anything comparable in English. I'm looking for a Daf Yomi shiur online that is significantly shorter than the normal 45-60 minutes.
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Daf Yomi Online by Eliyahu Fink. Around 20 minutes a Daf and yet clear and concise.This can be found on iTunes for free. Here's the link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/daf-yomi-online/id549612151?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Or you can just search for it on itunes. Or here: http://daf.finkorswim.com/ He also has a YouTube channel, which may be useful if you have connectivity issues with his website. Each Daf is about 20 minutes, on average, but pretty understandable. |
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Dafyomi.org has classes by R' Dovid Grossman that are about 15-30 minutes per 'Amud, or about 30-60 minutes per Daf. (Edited because, I discovered, not every Daf is as quick as I remembered from the first Masechta I'd done with this Shi'ur.) |
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The shiurim of R' Moshe Meir Weiss are very concise. Many are 15-30 minutes, though some run quite a bit longer (depending on the complexity, I guess). 10 minutes sounds like a completely unreasonable (and incomprehensible) speed. It might be useful for review purposes, but that's about it. |
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I know of nothing that short that covers the entire daf, and nothing that's audio. In case written sources help: The following site does short summaries/excerpts every day (a couple hundred words, quick reads): http://dafyomi.livejournal.com/. The Daf Yomi Advancement Forum publishes point-by-point summaries; see http://www.dafyomi.co.il/chulin/points/points.htm for the current masechta. |
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There is also http://daf-yomi.blogspot.com/ for audio shiurs, but I also like http://dafnotes.blogspot.com/ in case you just want to read or aren't in a place where you can listen. |
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Rabbi Simon Wolf does the Daf, and you can find his recordings here. He is amazing, one of my favorite teachers. However, it is not necessarily so short, since he likes to bring the opinions of many different Rishonim. |
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I would recommend Rabbi Shalom Rosner's Daf Yomi. He is extremely interesting and covers the daf with rishonim in about 45 minutes. http://www.ou.org/torah/author/Rabbi_Shalom_Rosner#.UET-iWNSSfM |
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Try dailygemara.com by Rabbi Mansour. It is a short and very well explained review of the Daf. |
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