practical halachic questions including eating a snack before visiting the Ohel, Bishul Yisroel for tuna, tasting before Kiddush, Tehillim at night for a shidduch, eating marshmallows with milk, and glow-in-the-dark toys on Shabbos.

practical halachic questions including which fruits to eat on Tu Bishvat, reciting Shehecheyanu on fruits available year-round, how to check fruits for bugs, a man wearing women’s sunglasses, and making a bracha on cake for dessert.

practical halachic questions including saying three brachos for rice, saying Tehillim in middle of davening, a lost kesuba, 60 breaths of sleep, and davening that someone in pain should pass away. Also follow up on naming a boy after a woman, reciting korbanos before the time for mincha, and adding a candle after missing one.

practical halachic questions including brachos when going back to sleep, child toiveling keilim, naming a boy after a woman or vice versa, missed part of kiddush and reciting kiddush over mashke.

practical halachic questions including Pas Yisroel for granola bars, lighting Shabbos candles after mistakenly making the bracha, adding a candle when forgetting to light, thanking Hashem for a new baby, and mayim acharonim for women.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including what really needs to go in shaimos, making snowmen and snowballs on Shabbos, shoveling and putting salt on snow, and owning lifelike dolls.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including Asara B’Teves on Friday, what can you learn on Nittel, the reward for writing a Torah, chuppa witnesses who were second cousins, and when front lace sheitels will become acceptable.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including using oil left under a bed, propane for a public menorah, extinguishing the shul menorah when leaving, relying on a child against yichud, and upshernish before age 3.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including making a bracha on a public Zoom lighting, frying latkes while menorah is burning, Chanukah gelt vs. gifts, and menorah for girls.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including until what age may boys watch girls’ productions and hear kol isha, skipping tachanun for a siyum Sefer Torah, relocating while eating, and eating food left under a bed.