Rabbi Avi Goldstein has been the senior rabbi at Beth Jacob congregation since 2012. During this time, Rabbi Goldstein has established Beth Jacob as a hub of major Jewish programming in Columbus and as a destination synagogue for young families.

Looking to gain valuable insights into the world of comedy and audience engagement? Join us as we delve into an exclusive interview with Eli Lebowicz, a seasoned comedian and storyteller.

Rabbi Yaakov Glasser is the David Mitzner Dean of the Center for the Jewish Future and University Life at Yeshiva University. Rabbi Glasser also serves as the Rav of the Young Israel of Passaic-Clifton. He has held positions such as the Regional Director of New Jersey NCSY and the NCSY International Director of Education. A highly sought-after speaker, Rabbi Glasser is renowned for combining humor, scholarship and an upbeat message into his teaching.

Go from creating indifference ➡️ to making a difference with your Drasha, master The Maggid Method here: https://maggidmethod.com/

Today’s guest is the legendary Rabbi Daniel Lapin, a rabbinic scholar, best-selling author of books like "Business Secrets from the Bible" and "The Holistic You", AND a close family friend.

Robert "Bob" Alper is an American author, stand-up comedian, and rabbi.

In this crucial interview, Bob provides indispensable tools for congregational leaders looking to transform their public speaking.In this crucial interview.
- Learn how to balance humor AND substance to captivate and educate your audience.
- Discover the art of injecting practicality into teachings by addressing real-life concerns.
- Learn how to bridge generational gaps within your congregation.
- Embrace the power of relevance, making religious experiences relatable to daily life's joys and struggles.

For more information on Bob Alper, visit: https://www.bobalper.com/

Go from creating indifference ➡️ to making a difference with your Drasha, master The Maggid Method here: https://maggidmethod.com/

10 years ago, now President of Gratz College, Rabbi Zev Eleff wrote "The Decline of the Rabbinic Sermon" for the Jewish Action. It won the Simon Rockower Award for Excellence in Jewish Journalism. On this episode of the Maggid Method podcast, we revisit that article and discuss the state of sermons today.

On episode 4 of the Maggid Method podcast, R'Noah Cheses, Rabbi of Young Israel of Sharon, MA candidly discusses his transition from OU-JLIC educator at Yale University to congregational rabbi, and the credo he lives by: "A good Drasha emerges out of life lived together and then shapes life lived together."

On episode 2 (Part 2) of the Maggid Method podcast, Rabbi/Comedian Mike Fine discusses the connection between giving a compelling sermon and performing stand-up comedy. We cover topics such as:

On episode 2 of the Maggid Method podcast, Rabbi/Comedian Mike Fine discusses his humble origins as serial yeshiva student, stand-up comic and chaplain to some of the most famous comedians of all time, as well as the intersection between spirituality and stand-up comedy.

On the first episode of the Maggid Method podcast, listen in as we unpack Rabbi Ari Neuman's Rosh HaShanah sermon at Congregation Torat Emet in Columbus, OH (Go Bucks!) and cover topics such as: