This week, Uri introduces a guest host, Miki Friedmann, good friend of Talking Tachlis! They review the Man Seder conversation, and then discuss Rachel Delia Benaim's personal piece in the Forward, about her changing relationship with Orthodox Judaism, in which she argues that there's a new category of millennial Modern Orthodox Jewry - one that cares about Judaism, and Orthodoxy, but is less focused on legalism. Miki and Uri ask, does the Orthodox Jewish community really have a responsibility to include everyone? And, going further, they ask, what does it mean to be "religious" today? Catch up on everything below: Rachel Benaim in The Foward: https://forward.com/life/faith/396266/why-are-modern-orthodox-millennials-like-me-looking-for-a-different-path/ Tova Warburg Sinensky in The Lehrhaus: https://www.thelehrhaus.com/commentary/supporting-womens-avodat-hashem-across-the-lifespan-reflections-and-recommendations/ Neo-Chasidism in the Modern Orthodox Community: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Hasidism#In_Modern_Orthodoxy Music in the show: Men In Tights, from Robin Hood: Men In Tights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc1am3KyYgA Fiddler on the Roof, Tradition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRdfX7ut8gw