We discuss diversity, unity, Shabbos, women, legs, friendship, community and metallurgy. Yup! 

Learn about the origins of the word, "Shkoiach". In this episode we dissect the story of the golden calf, Aaron's "mutiny", why the tablets were broken versus buried and why doing the right thing often means doing the hardest thing.

We learned a lot in this "snow day" episode: 1. Snow ploughs are loud. 2. Haman's fatal mistake / error of judgment and 3. Clothes maketh the man (at least according to the Kohen Gadol)

In this episode, we discuss Pinocchio, cherubs, how physical and spiritual are both interconnected, different and the same and the usual banter and kibbitizing.  

AND we're back on track AND in this episode, we discuss Mishpatim which deals with all the laws passed down. We also discuss loving the stranger because we were once strangers in a strange land!

Recording live on location in the Holy Land and Westport, CT, we discuss Parshat Yitro and the giving of the 10 commandments. We talk about the timelessness about the Torah, the currency and relevance of the Torah, the marriage between physical and spiritual and most importantly, the bond between parents and children.

We discuss interrelated themes of optimism, fear and faith and how this relates to the splitting of the Red Sea and the heroic (or insane) act of Nachshon.... 

We discuss the remaining 3 plagues, sure things, small miracles, renewal and the new moon. All in 30 mins along with the obligatory L'Chayims B"H.

In this episode (which we recorded twice in two days because of technical difficulties), we discuss Parsha Va'eira and running themes of humility (Moses/Moshe) v hubris (Pharaoh).

We also weave in elements of last week's Parsha (Shmot) and connect all of this to a bunch of interrelated themes of gratitude, mentorship, talent and much more! 

We discuss the continued dynamic between Joseph, his brothers and his parents. Ultimately, we debate the importance of distance and independence in a relationship. L'Chayim B"H