This episode was recorded live at Rohr Chabad NDG in Montreal, Canada. 

Tali covers various topics including names, personal stories, music, and Jewish themes. Tali discusses unique names, the importance of choosing names carefully, and share personal stories related to names. He also talks about his experiences with music, including smuggling tapes and attending concerts. Additionally, he touches on Jewish themes such as the Exodus from Egypt and the resilience of the Jewish people throughout history, the influence of American-style music, Canadian musicians, Jewish culture, personal anecdotes, and original songs. The conversation transitions to a discussion about a song related to Shabbat and the seven laws of Noah. They reminisce about their friendship and the impact they had on each other's lives. The conversation concludes with the hosts performing several songs, including an original song about the Gaza war.

Tali Yess, a luminary in the world of Jewish music, is renowned for his ability to weave deep spiritual themes into his melodies, creating an experience that transcends the ordinary. As the son of Moshe Yess, a pioneering figure in Jewish music himself, Tali carries forward a rich legacy of artistry that bridges traditional Jewish themes with contemporary sounds. His music not only entertains but also educates and inspires, imbuing his listeners with a sense of connection to their heritage.

Tali's musical journey is marked by a boldness to experiment and a profound respect for his roots. His performances are known for their emotional depth and the ability to connect with audiences on a personal level. Whether he's revisiting classic tunes or introducing his original compositions, Tali's music speaks of resilience, hope, and the enduring spirit of the Jewish people. His approachable style and the storytelling quality of his music make him a beloved figure in Jewish communities around the world.

Through his songs, Tali Yess invites listeners into a narrative that is both ancient and urgently contemporary, reflecting on themes of freedom, spiritual search, and community. His concerts are not just musical events but gatherings that celebrate Jewish culture, wisdom, and the communal joy of song. By attending a Tali Yess performance, one doesn't just hear music; they participate in a cultural experience that echoes the heartbeats of Jewish history and its timeless messages.

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