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.

Rabbi Shais Taub speaks to a gathering of head staff of Lubavitcher summer camps to inspire them for the summer ahead. Based on a sicha from the Lubavitcher Rebbe from 20 Av 5743, it is explained how the purpose of camp is to experience "taanug" (pleasure) in one's Judaism and that this is an even higher level than the education one receives the rest of the year in yeshiva.

What do teenagers need from their parents in order to grow up to be strong and successful adults? How can we give selflessly to our teenaged children?

How are each of the "Four Sons" from the Passover Seder really an only child? Learn how to see the Oneness in your children's souls. For more information about Rabbi Taub's upcoming parenting course go to SoulWords.org/Parenting

Rabbi Shais Taub searches for the quintessential Jewish joke by examining the main tropes of Jewish humor. In the process, he tells dozens of classic Jewish jokes. Hilarious and thought-provoking.

Rabbi Shais Taub asks a group of Yeshiva University students why they think they came to Crown Heights for Shabbos.

Does consciousness exist separate from the body? How does the soul experience memories of its life in this world? How can we communicate with loved ones who are in heaven? Rabbi Shais Taub discusses the Jewish view of how consciousness operates after the passing of the physical body.