Rabbi Fox and Rabbi Bier set up the various axioms to continue the debate of how much is a person obligated to put effort into something, versus relying on faith/emuna for "Hashem to provide" and whatever happens, happens.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss why we need to work, the complexities of forging the right path for a longterm career, and the appropriate sacrifices and tradeoffs necessary to be successful according to Torah values and Judaism.

Rabbi Fox and Rabbi Bier discuss Jewish pride, chutzpah, and brazenness, and why it is both vital to the Jewish people's mission as well as potentially dangerous.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss dating and marriage, and how to approach each with a healthy perspective through a Jewish lens and with Torah values.

Rabbi Fox and Rabbi Bier discuss the significance of the Temple of Jerusalem, the remaining Western Wall, and the obligation from the Torah for all healthy Jewish citizens to visit 3-times a year when the Temple stood.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the holiness and significance of Jerusalem throughout Judaism, prayer, and personal development, in appreciation for the miracles of the Six Day War and Yom Yerushalayim.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the holiday of Shavuous, receiving the Torah as the Jewish nation, and the uniqueness and personal discovery that comes from individual Torah study.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss how the time between Passover and Shavuous is not only a preparation for receiving the Torah, but a recalibration to enjoying physical pleasure.

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the slavery and exodus in Egypt as the map and model for building strong, Jewish faith, which does not mean "I believe in..." per se, but rather is the development of a trusting relationship with God and self that results in a more productive, happier life now.

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the philosophical differences in the Hasidic vs. Non-Hasidic (Lithuanian) Jewish communities as it relates to Torah study and emphasis on the intellect vs. emotions.