Live from Crown Heights, a gathering in honor of 18 ("Chai") Elul, the birthdays of the Baal Shem Tov and the Alter Rebbe.

How can we make the most of the upcoming school year? Rabbi Shais Taub speaks to new seminary students before the first day of school.

Successful teaching always comes down to one thing: the trusting, caring relationship between teacher and student. It is not knowledge or eloquence that makes a great teacher but the capacity to care.

This presentation was made at the beginning of the academic year staff orientation for Shulamith High School in the Five Towns, NY. https://www.shulamithhs.org/

The parable of the King in the Field has inspired Jews for centuries during the days of the month of Elul. But how can we explain such a lofty idea to small children? Rabbi Shais Taub explains based on the talks of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

In honor of the yahrzeit of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, study a letter that he wrote to his son. The letter gives a taste of the Rebbe's father's complex, technical, and esoteric style as well as a glimpse into their personal relationship.

Spiritual tools for emotional wellbeing based on the classic Shaar Habitachon. Recorded live at Evergreen Estates. In memory of Sima bas Mordechai HaKohen

Chabad centers from eastern and central Massachusetts gather for a special evening of tribute to the Lubavitcher Rebbe in honor of his yahrzeit on 3 Tammuz. Rabbi Shais Taub speaks about the Rebbe's vision for healing the world through uplifting the individual.

In honor of the 28th yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, a grand farbrengen with inspiration for Rabbi Shais Taub and Rabbi Yussie Zakutinsky, niggunim led by Jewish music superstar Benny Friedman, with master of ceremonies Nachi Gordon.

Rabbi Shais Taub speaks live in Crown Heights about the challenges and the advantages of parenting children in our unique age.

At a celebration of the Rebbe's 120th birthday hosted by Chabad of Long Island at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, Rabbi Shais Taub tells the story of the Rebbe's life and leadership as a narrative that parallels developments in human flight.