There is a Jewish tradition of studying a single page of the Talmud every day until its completion. This tradition is called Daf Yomi (Hebrew for page of the day). Because the Talmud is a multi-volume work of ancient law, narrative, and commentary, a full cycle of Daf Yomi takes about seven and a half years to complete. Jews from around the world who study the same page on the same day over this long period of time share a distinct sacred experience. Williams College professors Jeffrey Israel and Eden Dekel wondered what would happen if they studied a page of Moby Dick every day in the tradition of Daf Yomi. They called their project Daf Moby. The Berkshire County Historical Society presents a free, virtual lecture during which Israel and Dekel share the story of their voyage. Preregistration is required; email [email protected] to receive the event link.