In this episode Rabbi Feldman teaches one of the most famous and beloved texts in Rabbinic Literature which is part of the Talmud. 

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the world’s most enduring and seemingly insoluble problems. The terms “occupied territories” and “occupation” are used in almost every article and speech dealing with this complex issue. In this episode Rabbi Feldman provides an overview of the history of this conflict and points out the blatant disregard of the true facts in most discussions by the “experts” and commentators.

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman challenges the way most Jews celebrate Judaism's most observed ritual of Judaism - the Passover Seder. He explains that the real purpose of the 15 steps in the Haggadah is for our spiritual growth and emotional healing. He also illustrates why this unique "intellectual banquet" has the potential to lead us to healthier and happier lives. 

In this Episode, Rabbi Feldman deals with the most serious challenge to anyone who believes in God. A whole field of philosophy is devoted to it called Theodicy. It asks, “If God is good and all-powerful, why does He allow bad things happen to good people?"

In this Episode Rabbi Feldman shares several additional lessons that humanity MUST learn from the Holocaust if we want to prevent future Genocides and Holocausts. 

In this episode Rabbi Feldman shares some fascinating responses to his questions and alternative theories on the connection between Jews and money. 

In this episode Rabbi Feldman speaks with one of the most important Jewish authors of this generation. Rabbi Telushkin is the best-selling author of 18 fiction and non-fiction books, a movie maker and a playwright. His book “Jewish Literacy” is the most popular book used by Rabbis all over the world in their conversion courses.