The questions explored in this episode are:

I have no interest in even opening up a siddur. I only do it when my teachers force me to. Do you have any advice?

After losing my mother, people told me she's in a better world and watching over me, but I am so angry at G-d.

I don't daven because I feel like Hashem doesn't really exist. Can you give examples that Hashem exists?

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The questions explored in this episode are:

How do you get inspired to connect to Hashem when things are going fine?

What happens when we have a setback in Judaism?

How can I embrace or appreciate being Jewish if it's something I'm born with?

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The questions explored in this episode are:

How is it that the Rebbe said that Israel the safest place in the world, yet terror attacks and killings still happen?

Why can't we express creativity and love G-d in our way?

How can we become less judgemental of others?

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Questions explored in this episode are:

What is the literal reason why boys and girls are separated?

What's up with discouraging religious girls/boys from going to college or university?

How do we know that the G-d we believe in is the true G-d?

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Questions explored in this episode are:

What is the difference between being Jewish and being religious? Are they the same?

Is it wrong to have a smartphone? Why would people not have a device?

Why are we dressing modest for the men? Isn’t that discriminating against women?

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Questions in this episode are:

My view of Judaism has been affected by a trauma and I don’t know how to see religion or Judaism as something that is freeing and enjoyable.

Whenever I hear about Moshiach, I get afraid. I don’t want change!

The world seems like a really scary place and getting scarier all the time. Instead of G-d making the world less scary, the people who worry need to work on themselves and that doesn’t seem fair.

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Questions explored in this episode are:

I have a friend who is going through a crisis and I have no idea how to be there for her.

Why is there a whole discussion about who is Moshiach? Why can’t people just wait and see who it is instead of fighting over it.

I am really looking forward to leaving high school so I could finally be free from all the restrictions and become not religious…Is that really terrible?

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The questions explored in this episode are:

How do we know that the stories of the Torah are true? How do we know that Judaism is the actual true religion?

Why do we dress tznius? What does Hashem gain from us dressing tznius?

I have a friend who is starving herself and can’t eat. I’m really worried about her, but I don’t want to ruin our friendship by getting help behind her back.

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The questions explored in this episode are:

Pesach is coming and all I can think about is how not excited I am to help my mother clean and prepare the house for Pesach? Is there a positive way of looking at all the work??

I always wonder what this thing is in the Tanach with Pilagshim. Would you be able to explain it?

I never understood the words: joy break through all barriers? What if I can’t even get there because I am so not in touch with my insides? And even if I am happy, what does it mean that it breaks through everything?

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The questions explored in this episode are:

I have a really hard time in school. I also have a hard time at home. I don’t feel G-d at all in my life. Is that a bad thing?

Does prayer even work? How do I know if G-d is actually listening to me?

I get pulled down and drained by being there for friends who are going through a lot. How do I balance being there for them and at the same time not giving too much until I’m drained?

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