Drunken Birkat HaMazon [The Jewish Drinking Show episode #167]

The Jewish Drinking Show

Introduction
While exploring drunkenness in the Talmud Yerushalmi in episode #163 of The Jewish Drinking Show, it was fascinating to read that blessing the birkat hamazon might be problematic. As such, the 167th episode of The Jewish Drinking Show explores an historical overview of halakhic writings on the topic of blessing birkat hamazon while drunk.

Source Sheet
The source sheet for this episode is available here.

Time Stamps
0:00 Welcome
0:17 Talmudic Text
2:20 Medieval Rabbinic Authorities (Rishonim)
6:35 16th Century Rabbis
13:47 17th-18th Century Rabbis
28:46 Late 19th Century Rabbis
37:07 Wrapping-up
37:46 L'ḥayyim

“Drinks and Discussion”-style Episodes
This episode is the 13th "Drinks and Discussion"-style episode of The Jewish Drinking Show on various topics led by Rabbi Drew:

• Drunken Birkat HaMazon - Episode #167 (This episode)
• Drunkenness in the Babylonian Talmud, Part 2 - Episode #166 (This episode)
• Drunkenness in the Babylonian Talmud, Part 1 - Episode #165
• Drunkenness in the Talmud Yerushalmi - Episode #164
• Drunkenness in Early Rabbinic Literature - Episode #163
• Dukhening Under the Influence - Episode #161
• Drinking Between Glasses of Wine at the Passover Seder - Episode #154
• The Purim Katan Episode – Episode #151
• Drinking During Mourning – Episode #150
• Drinking In/Out of Sukkot – Episode #142
• A Significant Rabbinic Discussion on Wine & Drinking: Eruvin 64-65 – Episode #47
• Drinking During the Ten Days of Repentance: An Introduction – Episode #44
• Drinking During the Nine Days – Episode #40

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Rozdziały

1. Welcome (00:00:00)

2. Talmudic Text (00:00:17)

3. Medieval Rabbinic Authorities (Rishonim) (00:02:20)

4. 16th Century Rabbis (00:06:35)

5. 17th-18th Century Rabbis (00:13:47)

6. Late 19th Century Rabbis (00:28:46)

7. Wrapping-up (00:37:07)

8. L'hayyim (00:37:46)