Daf Yomi: a Gemara tradition
Daf Yomi, literally "page of the day", is the daily study of the Talmud. Each day, everyone who takes part, all over the world, learns the same daf, in a cycle of seven and a half years that ends with the Siyum HaShas, a great celebration of completing the entire Talmud. The cycle begins with Brochos, the first masechta, and ends with the last, Niddah.
Daf Yomi today: Kol Avrohom
With Kol Avrohom, it's easy to keep up with Daf Yomi. If you lose track, simply visit kolavrohom.com to find today's daf, and listen online or download the Daf Yomi shiur given in Yiddish by HaRav Avrohom Karp ZT"L. Listen on the way to work: in the car, on the subway, or anywhere else.
Daf Yomi in Yiddish by Reb Avrohom Karp
For nearly 30 years, Rabbi Karp gave a daily Daf Yomi shiur at the Lubavitcher shul in Montreal, Canada. Kol Avrohom is the collection of these shiurim. Originally recorded on audio cassettes, they have been transferred to MP3 so that his teaching lives on. Anyone, anywhere in the world, can listen to today's daf for free.