Top Comments

For our seventh episode, Top Comments sat down with Tony Arriaza, Shifra Lindenberg, and Emily Neckonoff to discuss the recent controversy surrounding the meme groups as well as meme culture in general.

Hosted by Junior Opinions Editor Samuel Gelman

For our sixth episode, Top Comments sat down with Ilan Atri, Azi Fine, and Shayna Michalowski to discuss Yeshiva University's Model United Nations and the roles that both the Office of Admissions and YU Students play at the conference.

Hosted by Senior Opinions Editor Benjamin Koslowe.

Join The Commentator’s journalistic rivals, The Scope, in this special Purim Edition of Top Comments. Listen now for all the answers to all the questions you will ever have about the enigmatic Bitcoin craze.

Hosted by The Scope, YU’s Comedic Lens

Featuring Yaacov Bronstein, Zach Sterman, Daniel Goldstein, and Kira Paley

For our first episode of the Spring 2018 semester, Top Comments sat down with Yael Green, Aryeh Korman, and Liorah Rubinstein, three resident advisors (RA's), to discuss the roles, challenges, and crazy stories that come with the job.

Hosted by Senior Opinions Editor Benjamin Koslowe.

In early October, Rabbi Kenny Brander, Vice President for University and Community Life at Yeshiva University, announced that he would be leaving his post to assume the position of President and Rosh haYeshiva at Ohr Torah Stone. With just one month left until the transition begins, Rabbi Brander sat down with Top Comments to discuss his past and future, as well as what he expects from YU in the years to come.

Hosted by Editor-In-Chief, Avi Strauss

The Stern College Dramatics Society’s Performance of Our Town generated a lot of buzz due to its new location in the uptown Schottenstein Theatre. Today on Top Comments, join three SCDS cast members, Leah Weintraub (George Gibbs), Emily Ornelas (Mrs. Gibbs), and Elka Wiesenberg (Mrs. Soames) as we explore some of the deeper themes of the play and the production.

Hosted By Junior Features Editor, Lilly Gelman

On December 4th, 2017, Dennis Prager, a renowned conservative thinker and radio host, spoke to YU students on the Wilf campus about leftism, feminism, and the Torah itself. We delve into that speech and its implications with three top tier guests: Sarah Casteel (YAF), Nolan Edmonson (College Republicans), and Doniel Weinreich (College Democrats).

Hosted by Junior Opinions Editor, Samuel Gelman

*Editors Note

During the podcast, Doniel Weinreich, a representative of the College Democrats, indicated that he had speaker forms that were being held up by the Office of Student Life. He was referring to speakers for Kol Hamevaser, not speakers for the College Democrats. Co-president of the College Democrats Matthew Haller told The Commentator that approval for a screening of a film was delayed at the OSL, while speakers for their other two events this semester were promptly approved.

Delving deeper into the issues that drive debate on the YU campuses, The Commentator is proud to release the first episode of its new podcast, Top Comments. Listen now to hear from three of YU's student council presidents—Dovid Simpser, Keren Neugroschl, and Zach Sterman—as they discuss the topic of co-ed programming on campus.

Hosted by Junior Opinions Editor, Samuel Gelman