Please check out my interview with Rabbi Avraham Rosenblum, a pioneer of Jewish rock ‘n’ roll. Avraham really invented the genre starting with the Diaspora Yeshiva Band, and then moving on to become a solo artist.

Bonus tracks are the end after my outro!!

All music and lyrics on this podcast are copyrighted by Avraham Rosenblum.

As promised in the interview, I am including the lyrics to his incredible song about the Kotel.

"Kotel Song"

There is a wall of sorrow standing in Jerusalem Repentance, joy, and knowledge are her adornments, her refrain You can build yet upon her, the foundations deeply lain And feel so small beside her, though she's all that does remain Though she's all that does remain

The many travelers near her taking pictures, going home Never see her sorrow, no, never hear her moan I've been to her midst darkness, and I almost passed her by For many are mistaken who pass her truth for lies Who pass her truth for lies

But as now I lay my head upon her, wishing it was known She is only waiting for her Master to come home She is our reminder, her expression not quite stone Her silence is her beauty, and her sorrow is our own Her sorrow is our own

As I look behind my memories of where I might have been I hear the silver silence thread through the din Now my torn lapels my sacrifice for six hundred thirteen sins And I wonder as she stands there, the Master's not yet in The Master's not yet in

There is a wall of sorrow standing in Jerusalem Repentance, joy, and knowledge are her adornments, her refrain You can build yet upon her, the foundations deeply lain And feel so small beside her, though she's all that does remain Though she's all that does remain

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In this episode of You Wouldn’t Believe Jewish!, Rabbi Shlomo Horwitz explores a profound insight from Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky into the unique nature of Moses’ prophecy. Discover why the Torah highlights this distinction specifically in the section on vows, where human speech has the power to create new religious obligations.

Through a relatable real-world analogy and a timeless Torah perspective, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the difference between human expression and divine revelation—and why every word of the Torah carries unique significance.

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The Medrash teaches that these korbanos were offered on behalf of the seventy nations of the world—to bring them atonement, protection, and peace. Yet each day the number of bulls decreases. Why?

In this episode of You Wouldn’t Believe Jewish, Shlomo Horwitz explores a fresh perspective on one of the most intriguing korbanos in the Torah—and a powerful message about the destiny of the Jewish people and the world.

Sources discussed:

• Vayikra Rabbah 21
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• Mekadshei Shemecha
• Avnei Shoham

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In this episode:

• The inspiration behind Kol Echad
• The challenges facing Jewish singles today
• How communities can make a real difference
• Practical ways everyone can help
• Why every Jew has a role to play

Guest: Rabbi Yisrael Motzen Host: Shlomo Horwitz

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