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The Alephonics Podcast.
One phrase a week, played.
Every week the name of the Parsha goes through the mapping method, and then it gets played. Video first, so you can watch the letters become the notes.
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Ki Savo
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Episode 1 · 10 Elul 5786 - August 23 2026
Ki Savo כי תבוא
This week: Ki Savo — כי תבוא. The parsha opens on arrival. When you come into the land. Not a journey, not a promise — the moment of actually walking in. So that's the phrase we mapped: כי תבוא אל הארץ — Ki Savo el Ha'aretz. Every letter has a voice. Put them in that order and you get a musical signature for the whole portion — and then something new gets built on top of it, live. Dan's frame for the week, as he plays it: the land isn't only out there. There's an inner one. Your own territory, your own desire, your own true will — and the question of what it takes to actually walk into it rather than circle it for another year. Press play, then keep it with you for the week.
Episode 0 · 10 Elul 5786 - August 23 2026
Welcome to the Alephonics Podcast
Start here. Every letter of the Hebrew alphabet is a character — with a personality, a shape, a history, and a job. Which means every word isn't a label. It's a cast. A story, before it's a definition. This episode is the whole idea in one sitting: what the Alephonic Mapping Method is, where it comes from, why a word can be played, and what happens when you spend a week living inside one. You'll hear all twenty-two letters, one at a time, aleph to tav. Then you'll watch a single word — אלפוניקס — get opened up, mapped, and played. And then you'll hear the piece from the top of the episode again. Same recording. It won't sound like the same thing. That's the show. Every week from here: one word, the name of that week's Torah portion, opened up and played — a soundtrack for the week you're actually in.