Throwback episode-What is the source of the obligation to light candles on Friday evening and Yom Tov? How many should we light? What happens if we forget? Haven’t done it in many years? What’s the reason we do it? We answer all of these questions in this episode.

Throwback episode- We frame the proper balance that we should keep in fulfilling the mitzvah of drinking on Purim. Also, we outline its precise laws and customs. In addition we discuss its philosophical and ethical underpinnings.

The secret of doing things for their own sake; taking advantage of inspiring moments. Also, when Hamam saw that the Jewish People were living inspired on the presumption of the Temple being built in the near future, he made a stunning admission- that he himself would be defeated.

There are two parallel but also intertwined Universes; One of coincidence and the other of Providence. One of reality and one of inexistence. The mitzvah of blotting out Amalek is to embrace reality and to extinguish their facade where there’s only cause & effect with God.

Things aren’t as they seem. Sometimes we ascribe importance to vacuous values. Focusing on what truly matters may be counterintuitive. But, upon closer observation we’re able to see the truth.

If one discovers money in the Western Wall can they keep it? The sources for the obligation to contribute Tzedakah & to the shul. Also, the binding nature of one’s intentions when they make a monetary commitment to an institution. Please Note: This is a throwback episode. As such, the audio quality isn't to the standard of more recent episodes.

Delve into the source material for the requirement to have a minyan. Be informed of the issues to understand opinions surrounding this query.

The Alter of Nevardik’s perspective on the story of Nachim Ish Gam Zu recorded in Taanis (21A) and the minuscule malevolence he discovered in his heart specifically through his actions.

An in-depth lecture of Jewish law discussing the circumstances under which a son or daughter can medically treat their parents with invasive procedures. Please note: This is a throwback episode so the audio quality is lower than more recent recordings.

Halachic decision of Rabbi Yitzchok Zilberstein regarding a person who was suffering intractable pain caused by advanced lung cancer. Was it permissible to administer a dose of morphine that may accelerate his death?