JNet Director Rabbi Mendel Groner joins the show to give us the history of the organization, and give his pitch for why many more of us should be joining up. 

JEM's Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin comes on the show give us an in-depth look into the history and meaning of the Rebbe's approach to tragedy and conflict in Eretz Yisrael. 

We continue our coverage of the upcoming CHJCC/Vaad Hakohol elections with a deep dive into the history and controversy of past elections, featuring a man who was in the room where much of it happened. 

Elections are coming to the shchunah, and we got the chance to sit down with one of the men responsible for making that happen. We also cover some late-breaking news regarding the question of, "Who gets to vote?". 

Are you excited? We're excited! Let's get started. 

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Rabbi Lazer Avtzon joins The Crown Heights Insider to talk about the impact the explosion of shuls is having on our community, and the opportunities that this creates, if only we were willing to come together to grab them. 

Thank you for joining us, and as always, please send any questions, comments, or concerns to [email protected]

Rabbi Moshe Feiglin of The Aliya Institute joins the Crown Heights Insider to tell the story of his organization and the impact their decades of work has made on our young men. 

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Community activist and political insider Yaacov Behrman joins the show to talk about an upsetting community event, the stunning recent success of the CH get out the vote effort, and what our community can hope for in the future politically. 

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Mrs. Dena Gorkin joins us to talk about what she's learned in her long career in chinuch, and what lessons Bnos Chomesh's experience might have for the community as a whole. 

Thank you for joining us, and as always, please send any questions, comments, or concerns to [email protected]