Moshe welcomes Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky for a behind-the-scenes look at the Lamm Legacy Library, a groundbreaking digital archive preserving the writings, divrei Torah and correspondence of Rabbi Dr. Norman Lamm, the late chancellor of Yeshiva University. Launched on Sept. 14, the archive includes Rabbi Lamm’s books, over 5,500 documents, 60+ audio shiurim, videos and an interactive biography with a timeline of key milestones.

Could delaying a smartphone be the best gift you give your child this year?

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Rabbi Daniel Alter, the head of school at The Moriah School in Englewood, to discuss how smartphones and social media are reshaping childhood. Together they explore a community-driven “playbook” for parents to unite, delay phone use and reclaim a healthier culture for kids.

What happens when history is silenced, but literature keeps memory alive?

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Shay Pilnik, director of Yeshiva University’s Fish Center, to discuss his new book The Ravine of Memory. Together they explore the tragedy of Babyn Yar, Soviet suppression of memory, the role of literature in preserving Holocaust memory and the enduring lessons of Holocaust education.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Jason Shames, the CEO of JFNNJ, to discuss his extensive leadership in Jewish advocacy and the ongoing fight to pass New Jersey’s IHRA bill. Hear about the challenges, the coalition-building efforts and why unity is more important than ever in protecting the Jewish community. Don’t miss Jason’s insights on how grassroots activism is shaping the future.

Moshe welcomes Rivki Rosenthal and Aviva Breda, the founders of the Teaneck Gown Gemach, Something Borrowed, for a deep dive into their inspiring journey. Hear how a chesed mission to Chicago sparked a local initiative that now provides over 1,500 elegant gowns to the community with dignity and affordability. They discuss the gemach's impact, operations and dream of expanding into a full “warehouse of chesed.”

Moshe welcomes Reva Judas, founder of NechamaComfort, where she shares the heartbreaking story that led her to create a global support network for families facing pregnancy and infant loss. From the loss of her newborn son to years of personal grief, Reva transformed her pain into a mission that offers comfort and healing across the Jewish community and beyond.

Moshe welcomes a special guest, his youngest (and tallest) son, Eyal, for this Father’s Day special episode. They discuss the changes in yeshiva education from when Moshe was in school to today, Eyal's time on the court and what it’s like growing up with a brother who has special needs. It’s a heartfelt conversation about milestones, family dynamics and the deep bond between a father and son.

Moshe welcomes Rabbi Chaim Strauchler and Rabbi David Fine for a powerful conversation on the growing divide between American and Israeli Jewry. They explore how cultural and communal differences have developed and what real steps are being taken to bridge the gap. From rabbinic exchange programs to post-Oct. 7 spiritual support for IDF soldiers, this episode dives deep into the changing role of rabbis and the evolving needs of both communities.

For more on the Barkai Center, visit israelrabbis.org/en.

Moshe welcomes Yitz Stern to talk about his current run for the New Jersey General Assembly in District 37. Teamed with Assembly candidate Rosemary Hernandez Carroll, they share a vision for inclusive leadership that reflects the district’s diversity and values. Yitz discusses combating antisemitism, supporting tuition tax credits and why every vote matters in this pivotal race.

For more inforamtion about Ytiz Stern and Rosemary Hernandez Carroll, visit https://www.togetherforbergen37.com

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Maury Litwack for his second interview on the Pitch Meeting, this time to speak about his recently founded nonpartisan organization, Jewish Voters Unite. Maury discusses the importance of showing up to vote, how elections shape our community and why it's important to make our voices heard. How will voter mobilization create tangible change for the Jewish community?

To find out more and get involved, visit

https://jewishvotersunite.org