Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox explore why human beings, according to Judaism are not immortal, and how death is not only necessary, but a beneficial aspect of life.  

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss the Mitzvah of Teffilin, some deeper Kabbalistic thoughts about Teffilin, and its prominence in the Jewish tradition. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox want to know why do we sacrifice live animals in our service to God? 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox continue the deep dive into prophecy, discussing "schools of prophecy" and the tactics and techniques used to achieving prophecy in the ancient Jewish world. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox begin a discussion on Zionism, launching from the specialness of the Land of Israel and the Torah ideal of "settling the land."

Rabbi Fox and Rabbi Bier continue the discussion of Israel and Zionism, and the practical ideological debate of forming a secular state. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox continue the discussion of prophecy and Judaism, focusing on the character and personality traits necessary to be eligible to attain a prophetic state. 

Rabbi Bier and Rabbi Fox discuss prophecy and the prophetic era, shedding light on when and why prophecy existed and why this era changed to the Judaism we know today that is dominated by the intellect. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the background and sources for the prohibitions of Shabbat, and how these seemingly restrictive rules pave the way for a more enhanced and positive Shabbat experience. 

Rabbi Bier & Rabbi Fox discuss the "positive" aspects of Shabbat, and the heightened spiritual reality that creates a more physically pleasurable experience.