The amazing story of how Hillel risked his life to catch some precious words of Torah. Teaching us that when we really want something, nothing can stand in our Way!! This story can be found in Talmud Bavli, Yuma 35b. Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up! Join TYH Nation and world-famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. Hosted by Mendy Worch Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker Filmed by Mendel Laine Graphics by Flash of Design, and Tzivya Kravitz

Talmud Bavli, ⁠Shabbos 30b We all have times that our patience is tested and times we lose our cool. Come along on this amazing story of how Hillel remained calm despite the efforts of a man trying to make him angry, as we learn the great lesson that losing a fortune of money is better than losing yourself. Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up! Join TYH Nation and world famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. NEW EPISODES MONDAYS NOON EST Hosted by Mendy Worch Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker Filmed by Mendel Laine Graphics by Flash of Design, and Tzivya Kravitz

Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up! Join TYH Nation and world famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. Miracle Dirt with Nachum Ish Gamzu Talmud Bavli, ⁠Taanis 21a CREDITS Hosted by Mendy Worch Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker Filmed by Mendel Laine Graphics by Flash of Design, and TYH Nation

The Tragic Tale of Kamtza and Bar Kamtza Talmud Bavli, Gitten 55b The Talmud recounts this sad story to show us how much is at stake when two people can’t learn to forgive each other. Follow along as we explore the story of Kamtza & Bar Kamtza as the story comes to life with the clear message of bringing the Geula with Ahavas Chinam, simple love for each and every Jew. Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up! Join TYH Nation and world famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. Hosted by Mendy Worch Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker Filmed by Mendel Laine Graphics by Flash of Design, and Tzivya Kravitz

Talmud Bavli, Shabbos 156b  This dramatic story of Reb Akiva’s daughter escaping certain death because she showed kindness and gave charity to the needy teaches us the wonderful lesson of how we should treat each and every Jew in need.  Tzedaka Tatzil Mimaves - doing kindness could save your life! Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up!  Join TYH Nation and world famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. Hosted by Mendy Worch  Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker  Filmed by Mendel Laine  Graphics by Flash of Design, and Tzivya Kravitz

Talmud Bavli, Berochos 60b Rebbi Nachman teaches us that some people use stories to help them fall asleep, but Yidden know that holy stories actually help us wake up!  Join TYH Nation and world famous singer and storyteller, Mendy Worch, on a journey through the stories of the Gemara, meeting some of our greatest sages as they teach us the lessons of our Rabbis. The visual effects will enhance your appreciation of the valuable life lessons contained in the words of Chazal. CREDITS Hosted by Mendy Worch  Produced by Ari Silman AI Illustrations and edited by Mendel Katz Music and SFX by Yehudah Pinsker  Filmed by Mendel Laine 

TYH Nation Presents Tachlis, What's My Avoda? with HaRav Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita  & Yakov  Wohlgelernter  Episode 3: What's the Avoda of Anti-Semitism? Anti-semitism is something we live with as Jews. We are blessed to live in a period of history where most of the time we experience it differently than previous generations. But every once in a while it rears it’s ugly head and we get a taste of the bitterness of galus. Recently very famous people have expressed views that are hurtful and painful to hear and in this episode we explore with Reb Yussie how we are meant to react and think about this timeless topic.  Exciting announcement! You can now submit questions or topics that you would like to be featured on a future episode of Tachlis, What’s My Avoda?  Email [email protected] with your ideas.  ----------  HaRav Rabbi Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita is the Rav of Khal Mevakshei Hashem, in Lawrence NY and a major Mashpia on the lives of all who know him and learn from him. He always encourages his talmidim to recognize the deeper and hidden element of life.  He teaches that all of our experiences are lessons in Avodas Hashem, and that even in the regular everyday moments, we have to constantly be asking what’s my avoda?  What does HASHEM require from me?  Listen in as Yakov Wohlgelernter and Reb Yussie explore various areas of life through this perspective.  Each episode will examine different aspects of everyday life and help us uncover the meaning and beauty within them.  Lisen on Apple Podcast - https://l.tyhnation.com/3BBSZitListen on Spotify - https://l.tyhnation.com/3oTkL29 Farbrengable Studios #thankyouhashem #tyhnation

TYH Nation Presents Hold on to Shabbos with Stories of Tzadikim with Rav Yussie Zakutinsky / Farbrengable Studios ---- Gut Voch everybody, I’ll tell you a mayseh. One of the Baal Hatanya’s sons, Reb DovBer (who later became the Mitteler Rebbe) was known as not just a genius but a huge eved Hashem. Someone who davened with intense dveykus.  The mayseh goes when the future Mitteler Rebbe was young, when he was married he went to his in-laws in a different town for a shabbos. He noticed at shul when he was davening there was a particular yid wasn’t davening with as much kavannah and hislahavus that this jew could have. The Rebbe saw it as part of his avodah to help other yidden so he went over and told this yid we can all work on our tefillah and you too. This yid said I know, I need to work on it and maybe I'll get to the point where I'm doing as good as I can do and maybe even as good as you.  Let me tell you why we are different. My parents are simple people. When my parents were having a kid Hashem saw that my parents were trying, simple yidden. So Hashem gave simple parents a simple child. I’m a simple neshama. Not only am I simple, I was raised in a home that was g-d feeling. I went to yeshiva but when I was 14-15 years old I had to go help my father make a parnassah.  The years went on, I daven 3 times a day, go to the mikvah I learn whenever I can but that’s as far as my education goes. When it was time to have my own parnassah, my mazal was that I work in the shuk, I sell merchandise. So what do you think I do in my store all day? I’m talking to people and hondling all day, constantly. The truth is, most of my clients are non-jewish farmers. I sell farming equipment and most of the clients are non-jews. When they come and they hondle enough they’re finally ready to pay but they don’t have the money on the. So I have to keep track, write down they’re name and address and it’s a whole process to get the money.  These are farmers, they work very early in the morning so I have to get there very early, before sunrise to get to their house. Then when I get there they see me and they know I’m here to collect money so they try to push it off, have me sit down, meet their family and then maybe I’ll get their money.  That’s my life. When I come home, I’m already tired and I shlep myself to mincha and Maariv. I will try to open a sefer a mishna. Is my kavannah perfect? No. But it’s the best I can do this is the pekelach I was dealt with.  And now he says, let’s turn to you. What about you? Your parents, your father, your mother are the tzadikim of the generation and have big big neshamos. What kind of neshmos did Hashem give them? A big neshama, so you have one too. Now that you have a big neshama, you were raised in the house of the Baal Hatanya. Raised in the house of Tzadikim, to people who are devoting their lives to Avodas Hashem. You don’t have to do anything but sit and learn and devote yourself to avodas Hashem. You have to appreciate where you come from and where I come from.  That was the end of the conversation. The Rebbe never ever had a conversation like that. No one ever spoke to him like that. He was mamash shaken up. At the end of the day this yid’s right. What is my entire Avodah’s worth? Everything that I’m committing all my Avodas Hashem maybe is nothing compared to them. It’s true that my davening is greater than his, but based on the background that I have he’s right. He laid out the situation very well. Who knows what my avodah’s worth, maybe it’s worth much less than this yid.  He was mamash shaken up to the core like this. He decided after Shabbos was over he’ll go back home to his father, he’s going into yechidus by the Baal Hatanya to work this out.  As a side note, by these tzadikim obviously the Baal Hatanya was his father, but he was also his Rebbe. It’s a funny,...

TYH Nation Presents Hold on to Shabbos with Stories of Tzadikim with Harav Yussie Zakutinsky / Farbrengable Studios ---- There is a tradition amongst Jews, that on Motzei Shabbos, we get together and share stories of Tzadikim. These tales of holy people, from times long ago, can have a profound effect on our week. On Shabbos we rest from our weekday activities, and we have an opportunity to reconnect with who we really are. The energy and spirit of Shabbos enables the ultimate rendezvous with our true selves and deep moments with our Father in Heaven. And then, right before we re-enter the world of action, we sit together and recall the lives of our exalted Tzadikim, gleaning lessons, morals, and values to carry this spirit of unity forward with us…Until next Shabbos…. ---- Listen on Apple Podcast https://l.tyhnation.com/3nLiuWq Listen on Spotify https://l.tyhnation.com/3PaVGLp

TYH Nation Presents Tachlis, What's My Avoda? with HaRav Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita  & Yakov  Wohlgelernter Episode 1: What's the avoda of falling off a scooter? Listen in as Reb Yussie explores how we are meant to think when bad things happen.  Even if we can get over the first hurdle and we know that it happened from Hashem, now we have to process what does it mean for me?  Is it a punishment? A message? What is it?  The first of our free flowing conversations also got into superstition, and why it is a prohibition in the Torah.  As the conversation progresses, Reb Yussie  shares an incredible insight about one minute divrei chizzuk style ideas and explains two different approaches to connecting to ones Rebbi, The Tzaddik, a teacher, or a mentor. ---------- HaRav Rabbi Yussie Zakutinsky Shlita is the Rav of Khal Mevakshei Hashem, in Lawrence NY and a major Mashpia on the lives of all who know him and learn from him. He always encourages his talmidim to recognize the deeper and hidden element of life.  He teaches that all of our experiences are lessons in Avodas Hashem, and that even in the regular everyday moments, we have to constantly be asking what’s my avoda?  What does HASHEM require from me?  Listen in as Yakov Wohlgelernter and Reb Yussie  explore various areas of life through this perspective.  Each episode will examine different aspects of everyday life and help us uncover the meaning and beauty within them. Farbrengable Studios