In this episode, Rabbi Feldman explains why millions of Christians love Israel and Jewish People. He also responds to the suspicions and the reluctance of huge numbers of Jews to trust that love.

In this episode Rabbi Feldman offers a spiritual perspective on the massacre in Texas and explains the unique importance of the Third Commandment. 

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman has a fascinating conversation with a Christian Zionist who has just returned from a unique educational program in Israel. 

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman responds to several reactions to his two latest episodes: “Putin: Who Created This Monster” and “A Week in a Life of a Rabbi.” In addition, he explains the vital relevance of the 2nd of the Ten Commandments for our times.

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman introduces this crucial document in the history of Western civilization and explains the true meaning of the First Commandment. 

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman provides a perspective on the war in Ukraine not heard from any of the analysts and experts. He strongly disagrees with those who say that Putin is “unhinged,” “Irrational” or “deranged.” This episode proves that Putin is absolutely logical, consistent, and evil.

In this episode, Rabbi Feldman details the typical daily schedule of a Rabbi working in a synagogue. Since most American Jews see only parts of the Rabbi’s activities, this episode provides a unique insight into what Rabbi Feldman calls “an impossible job.”  

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 explains the deep and profound ideas that are somewhat hidden in the crazy, carnival-like celebration of Purim and between the lines of the extremely unconventional Biblical book of Esther.