Rabbi Meir Bier & Rabbi Fox traverse the deeper, kabbalistic & mystical sources in search for a more profound understanding and symbolism of the Sukkah, the temporary shack that the Jewish people build and dwell in over the weeklong holiday of Sukkot. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the ancient Jewish custom of fasting on Yom Kippur, and how the effects of fasting are actually designed to propel one forward with positivity - not drag one down with anguish. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the misconceptions of "Repentance" and how the Torah's perspective of "Teshuva" (Mistranslated as repentance) is designed to be therapeutic and only positive in its effects on personal growth and change. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the Jewish and Torah perspective on empathizing with another person's unique loss and how the Talmudic Sages would console one another during personal tragedy. 

This episode is dedicated l'illui nishmas Sarah Nechama bas Michael Yitzchak haCohen, to our dear Penn student and friend, Sarah Nicole Katz, z'l, who left this world far too soon. May her memory be for a blessing. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss music, and why it is such a profoundly spiritual experience and fully of wisdom 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss what is special and unique about the Jews, and what exactly makes them "the chosen people?"

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox open a discussion about the Torah perspective of the non-Jewish world, focusing on the unique idea that Judaism is not only specifically non-proselytizing, but is spiritually accessible and accepting to the non-Jewish world entirely as it is. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the concept of "Jewish Hell" and the soul's temporary rehabilitation after death, and it is not at all like the movies, to say the least. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox attempt to explain the reward a soul earns after death, according to the Jewish Sages, as well as the esoteric and misunderstood topic of reincarnation in Judaism. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox continue their fascinating conversation about death, discussing the experience an individual goes through when he or she transitions from life as we know it to death. According to our sources, what does the human soul experience after death?