What does the Torah say about wealth, poverty, work, and a life devoted entirely to Torah? In this episode, we explore the apparent contradiction between “there shall be no needy among you” and “the needy shall never cease from the land,” and discover that the Torah may be revealing two different paths of serving Hashem.

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The ultimate message: We are not building two worlds. We are building one Palace.

Getting Away or Plugging In

In this episode, we explore the deeper meaning behind taking a break from the pressures of life and business. Is a vacation simply about escape—or is it an opportunity for something more meaningful?

While rest and disconnection can restore the body, true renewal comes from reconnecting to purpose, faith, and spiritual clarity. Drawing on timeless Torah insights and teachings from Parshas Re’eh, this episode challenges us to rethink what we’re really seeking when we “get away.”

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•⁠  ⁠The hidden pressures of business life and why rest is necessary

Take the vacation—but don’t forget your soul. True rest comes when body and spirit are aligned, and when even time away becomes a path back to what matters most.

In this episode, we explore the hidden spiritual dynamics behind business, success, and decision-making through the lens of Emunah (faith) and Bitachon (trust in Hashem). Why do ideas appear when they do? What is our role in earning a livelihood, and where does Divine guidance begin?

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This episode reframes success, reminding us that while we act, build, and strive, the ideas, clarity, and ultimate outcomes always come from Above.

In this powerful women's class, Rabbi Baruch Gartner explores Rebbe Nachman's profound teachings on Holy Wealth — the idea that every Jew is destined for wealth, honor, and influence, drawn from the same spiritual root as the soul.

In this powerful episode, Rabbi Gartner reveals the revolutionary Torah teaching that business itself is Torah — not just learning about it, but actually conducting commerce with holiness and awareness. Drawing from the Baal Shem Tov and Rebbe Nachman, he shatters the false divide between spirituality and the marketplace.

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Short, inspiring, and immediately applicable for every Jewish professional and entrepreneur.

In this powerful episode, Rabbi Gartner reveals “Choshen Mishpat: The Torah of Holy Business” — how to conduct commerce with true Emunah.

Perfect for anyone who wants their livelihood to become part of their avodah.

Tune in before Shavos — and ask yourself the questions Rabbi Gartner leaves you with.

Rabbi Gartner shares Rebbe Nachman and Reb Nosson’s uplifting reframe on Mishpat — transforming self-judgment from something heavy and scary into a sweet, practical tool for dignity, honor, and holy wealth. Ideal for Sefiras HaOmer or daily hisbodedus.

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Real Mishpat doesn’t break you — it saves you. Ask, “Does this pay?” with sweetness and dignity to live aligned with your soul’s true greatness.

In this episode, Rabbi Gartner explores “The Soul Behind the Salary” — the profound Torah mitzvah of paying a worker on time (b’yomo titein secharo). Far more than good business practice, this obligation stands “in the heights of the world.” It reveals how money is bound to the soul and how the way we handle wages shapes our relationships, our wealth, and even the spiritual structure of the day itself.

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A transformative listen for anyone in business, management, or seeking to infuse everyday work with deeper meaning, dignity, and blessing.

Join Rabbi Gartner as he reveals the powerful transition from Pesach to Sfiras HaOmer and the secret of Mishpat in The Palace of Holy Wealth.

In this profound Pesach teaching, Rabbi Baruch Gartner reveals that true freedom isn’t just escaping bondage — it’s elevating the very things that once enslaved us. Drawing from the Torah, Song of Songs, and Rebbe Nachman’s teachings, he shows how the Exodus wealth, the splitting of the sea, and the mitzvah of Tzedakah form the secret mechanism of redemption — both then and now.

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Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper, more soul-elevating understanding of Pesach and the true meaning of freedom.