We discuss the Minhag to fast on Erev Rosh HaShanah.

We discuss the Minhag that the Chazan for Selichot should lead the Davening for the rest of the day.

We continue to discuss who is best to serve as Chazan for Selichot/Yamim Noraim. We talk about a person who takes the role by force or tries to exclude members of the congregation.

We continue to discuss who is best to serve as Chazan for Selichot/Yamim Noraim. We discuss the need for the Chazan to be married. We also discuss what happens when we have different candidates that meet different criteria.

We continue to discuss who is best to serve as Chazan for Selichot/Yamim Noraim. We talk discuss the requirement that the Chazan be at least 30 years old.

We continue to discuss who is best to serve as Chazan for Selichot/Yamim Noraim. We talk about different people who should be disqualified or who should recuse themselves from the position.

We continue to discuss who is best to serve as Chazan for Selichot/Yamim Noraim. We talk about a person who isn't fit and does the job anyway, as well as those who help him.

We begin our discussion as to who should be appointed to serve as Chazan for Selichot and the Yamim Noraim Davening.

We discuss an Avel leaving the Shiva house for Selichot and whether someone with their 12 months (or 30 days for other relatives) they can serve as Chazan.

We continue to discuss reciting Selichot B'Yechidut as well as starting or ending without a Minyan.