Outside mitzvah parties. What could go wrong? Is the ground on a slant? Is the neighborhood noisy? Give the neighbors movie tickets. When the parents left the party without telling Gil. The kids were drinking alcohol and the police arrived.

Should a mitzvah party be phone free? How interactive is the party? The power of memorizing names. Harry Lorayne & Kevin Trudeau are memory experts.

Sound Equipment. From simple to elaborate. Inexpensive to break-the-bank. How to think about the DJ equipment presentation. DJ furniture: HoerBoard.com. DJ playlist online software: VIBO.IO.

Ethnic mitzvah parties. How ethnic traditions and music play an important part of the planning and execution of a great event. When the client on the phone is a surprise in person. How to ask the right questions.

Pricing. How to get the right entertainment for the right price. The client and business should audition each other. Pricing varies by market. The accordion player.

Another orthodox mitzvah party. The dance floor is too small for separate horas. How to respect traditional boundaries. How to prepare the giveaways. Every event is an audition.

Scheduling and logistics. How to save the client from themselves. Why candy, hot dogs and giveaways before the meal are bad ideas. The rhythms of people and events and how to know what to do.

When the Mitzvah party is during a Jewish holiday. How to find any request song, including the music only found on special sites and YouTube music. Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

Mitzvah Parties for children with special needs. Mobility challenged and on an autistic spectrum. It took nine people to lift the wheelchair during the hora. One kid wore headphones the entire party. Every child is specific.

Adam Sandler's "Mitzvah Boy". False familiarity. Celebrities help us focus. "Mr. Rickles". Popular culture is generational.