A conversation about the recent visit to the United States by Rabbi Yehuda Gerami of Iran. Eliezer and Mendy discuss the pushback his trip faced, and the importance of communities having capable leaders who understand the need for development, as well as the need for interaction with other communities and their leaders in order to grow and evolve. Along the way, learn about some of the differences between Chabad yeshivas and others, and how there can be more than one "correct" spiritual path.

In discussing the phenomenon of antisemitism, Mendy and Eliezer cover a wide range of topics, such as historic Jew hatred, Jewish pride, Hollywood's depiction of religious Jews, how to combat racism and bigotry in general, Judaism not seeking converts, and how the world can be a better place for everyone—if we would only want it to be.

From Sweden to Manhattan to Indiana, breakaways in the Jewish community are sometimes unavoidable, especially given the different styles, personalities, and ages of the prominent players. Eliezer and Mendy discuss how this painful subject can be utilized as a springboard to communal growth and maturity.

Eliezer and Mendy discuss the relationship, and sometimes the divergence, Chabad rabbis have with the "establishment" and the various elements of their communities, including rabbis of other congregations, communal lay leaders, and Jewish Federations. A special episode in honor of the Kinus Hashluchim, the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries, being held this weekend in New York.

Discover the backstory of the rescue of Afghanistan's last Jew, and along the way learn about the process of long distance halachic divorces and how a rabbi should deal complex halachic issues in general, as well as the evolution of Jewish tradition and culture, including the popularization of kosher sushi and what the Rebbe said about one family's responsibility to their neighbors. You are invited to eavesdrop on this fascinating conversation from Turkey to Indiana, and everything in between.