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Tanya (Part 22): Chapter 4 - Which is Higher, the Inner or Outer World?

Oct 22, 2025

15:14

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Tanya (Part 21): Chapter 4 - Love and Awe of Hashem Through Mitzvos

Oct 1, 2025

18:20

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Tanya (Part 20): Chapter 4 - Are Thoughts Part of Your Inner or Outer World?

Sep 10, 2025

19:06

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Tanya (Part 19): Chapter 3 - What is Da'as?

Sep 3, 2025

20:33

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Tanya (Part 18): Chapter 3 - Feelings Must be Born from the Intellect

Aug 27, 2025

20:14

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Tanya (Part 17): Chapter 3 - Chochma and Bina, the Father and Mother

Jul 30, 2025

7:10

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Tanya (Part 16): Chapter 3 - Thoughts are the Mothers that Give Birth to the Middos

Jul 9, 2025

17:25

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Tanya (Part 15): Chapter 3 - The Foundations of Who We Are

Jul 2, 2025

16:18

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Tanya (Part 14): Chapter 2 - Connect to a Tzadik

Jun 23, 2025

17:27

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Tanya (Part 13): Chapter 2 - The Toenails and Brain Aren't Equal

Jun 18, 2025

15:58

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Tanya (Part 12): Chapter 2 - From the Brain to the Toenails

Jun 11, 2025

21:53

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Tanya (Part 9): Chapter 1 - The Jewish Soul vs. the Non-Jewish Soul

May 21, 2025

20:49

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Tanya (Part 8): Chapter 1 - Temperments Based on the Elements

May 14, 2025

19:25

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Tanya (Part 7): Chapter 1 - We have Two Souls

May 7, 2025

18:13

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Tanya (Part 6): Chapter 1 - Beinoni By Process of Elimination

Apr 30, 2025

20:36

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Tanya (Part 5): Chapter 1, 5 categories of people

Apr 21, 2025

19:24

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Tanya (Part 4): Preface and Chapter 1

Apr 9, 2025

16:49

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Tanya (Part 3): Title Page

Apr 2, 2025

17:44

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Tanya (Part 2): Introduction and Overview

Mar 26, 2025

20:12

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Tanya (Part 1): Introduction with Rav Schorr

Mar 12, 2025

11:37

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#705: She'yibaneh Beis Ha'Mikdash (Part 5)

Feb 4, 2026

7:04

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #248 - A Day of Remembering

Feb 5, 2026

7:31

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#706: She'yibaneh Beis Ha'Mikdash (Part 6 of 6)

Feb 5, 2026

6:04

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BONUS EPISODE | Sitting Down with a Muslim Zionist: Loay Alshareef

Feb 8, 2026

1:18:43

This bonus episode of Behind the Bima addresses a question many people asked — and some criticized: Why invite an Arab Muslim to speak at a synagogue? Rabbi Efrem Goldberg is joined by Loay Alshareef, an Arab Muslim educator who speaks openly about antisemitism within the Arab and Muslim world, the narratives he was raised with, and the personal consequences of challenging them publicly. Rather than aiming for comfort or consensus, this conversation focuses on truth, moral responsibility, and the cost of silence. Loay discusses what it means to speak honestly within his own community, why clarity matters more than approval, and how real dialogue differs from performative gestures. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. This Episode Discusses:Growing up in the Arab world and the narratives taught about JewsAntisemitism within Arab and Muslim societiesThe personal cost of publicly challenging one’s own communityTruth-telling versus performative interfaith dialogueWhen avoiding discomfort becomes a moral failureThe difference between honesty and coexistence slogansSpeaking with clarity even when it risks backlashWhy some conversations must happen publicly, not privately This is not a conversation about interfaith optics. It’s about values, courage, and the responsibility to say difficult things out loud.

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#707: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 1)

Feb 9, 2026

7:17

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From Kuwait to Jerusalem: Mark Halawa's Journey to Judaism

Feb 10, 2026

1:26:38

In this deeply moving episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Philip Moskowitz sit down with Mark Halawa, who grew up Arab and Muslim in Kuwait, immersed in a culture where Jews were demonized, and ultimately chose a radically different path. Mark shares the quiet, human moments that began unraveling everything he thought he knew: curiosity, kindness, questions, and a single act of generosity that planted a seed. What followed was not a political statement, but a spiritual journey... one rooted in learning, truth-seeking, and courage. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. This conversation explores:Growing up Muslim in Kuwait and being taught to hate JewsThe unexpected encounters that challenged those beliefsThe rabbi, the apple, and the moment that changed everythingChoosing Judaism through learning, not rebellionWhat it costs... and gives... to rebuild an identity from the ground up This is a powerful episode about transformation, faith, and what can happen when someone is truly seen.

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Mishpatim: Hashem's Fingerprints in Nature

Feb 10, 2026

1:06:37

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#708: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 2)

Feb 10, 2026

7:17

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Tanya (Part 37): Chapter 8 - Chibut Ha'Kever to Repar the Body

Feb 11, 2026

20:00

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Living With Emunah (Part 376): What Do You Really Want?

Feb 11, 2026

52:13

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #249 - Shabbos Atmosphere

Feb 13, 2026

6:01

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#709: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 3)

Feb 12, 2026

6:55

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#710: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 4)

Feb 15, 2026

6:40

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Can Outreach Compete with Social Media? Rabbi Steven Burg

Feb 17, 2026

1:11:19

Can social media inspire Torah growth? Can AI expand access to Jewish learning? And what happens when young Jews are influenced more by online personalities than by communal institutions? In this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Philip Moskowitz are joined by Rabbi Steven Burg, CEO of Aish, for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of Jewish outreach and engagement. They discuss the growing influence of digital platforms, the opportunities and risks of AI in Torah education, and the challenge of reaching Jews who are shaped more by TikTok and YouTube than by traditional institutions. Rabbi Burg reflects on the responsibility of leadership in a time when Jewish students are encountering antisemitism on campus, absorbing extreme online voices, and questioning inherited identity. The conversation also explores:The difference between institutional outreach and relationship-driven engagementThe rise of online influencers shaping young Jewish thinkingWhy unity among Jewish organizations is more urgent than everThe role of Aish in strengthening identity and prideHow outreach must evolve without compromising authenticity This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. A serious and forward-looking discussion about how to reach farther by thinking deeper.

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Terumah: We Must Keep Some Things Private

Feb 17, 2026

1:05:42

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#711: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 5)

Feb 17, 2026

6:51

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Tanya (Part 38): Chapter 8 - Kaf Ha'Kela

Feb 18, 2026

14:35

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#712: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 6)

Feb 18, 2026

7:13

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Living With Emunah (Part 377): Take God to Work Day is Everyday

Feb 18, 2026

47:19

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #250 - Put a Smile On Your Face

Feb 20, 2026

6:10

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#713: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 7)

Feb 19, 2026

6:08

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Are We Raising a Fragile Generation? | Rabbi Daniel Kalish

Feb 24, 2026

58:37

Is Judaism meant to feel good — or to build strength? In this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Philip Moskowitz sit down with Rabbi Daniel Kalish for a candid conversation about modern chinuch culture and whether the pendulum has swung too far toward emotional comfort. They explore: The rise of “gishmak” Judaism Emotional validation vs emotional discipline Whether struggle is being avoided rather than embraced The responsibility of mechanchim in a comfort-driven era Authentic warmth vs performative positivity What builds real resilience in avodas Hashem Rabbi Kalish shares his perspective as a veteran Rosh Yeshiva and educator, offering a thoughtful defense of warmth and authenticity, without surrendering strength or standards. This episode challenges assumptions on both sides of the debate. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin.

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Guest Shiur by Rebbetzin Yocheved Goldberg: Top Ten Ways to Find Simcha in Your Life

Feb 25, 2026

48:18

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BONUS EPISODE | A Conversation with Ambassador Mike Huckabee

Feb 26, 2026

58:32

After his viral interview with Tucker Carlson, Ambassador Mike Huckabee joins Rabbi Efrem Goldberg for a candid and wide-ranging conversation recorded in Israel. This conversation discusses: What really happened in the Tucker Carlson interview The danger of half-truths and clipped narratives Whether antisemitic rhetoric should be ignored or confronted Rising political fractures on both the right and the left The future of bipartisan support for Israel Why evangelical support for Israel is “non-negotiable” Accusations of dual loyalty — and how to answer them Israeli resilience in wartime Faith as an anchor in uncertain times At its core, this is a conversation about conviction — what it means to stand firm without losing composure, and why truth requires courage. === Mike Huckabee is the United States Ambassador to Israel, former Governor of Arkansas, and former presidential candidate. A longtime public advocate for Israel, he has been a prominent voice within the evangelical community and American political life.

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BONUS EPISODE | Sapir Cohen and Sasha Troufanov: A Light in the Darkness

Mar 2, 2026

1:23:12

Boca Raton Synagogue welcomed former hostages Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen for a powerful evening titled Light in the Darkness. Hosted by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg, this conversation offered the community an opportunity to hear directly from those who endured captivity and returned with a renewed perspective on faith, resilience, and the human spirit. In a candid and composed dialogue, Sasha and Sapir reflect on the experience of isolation, uncertainty, and emotional endurance. They speak about the inner resources that sustained them, the role of identity and emunah under pressure, and what it means to rebuild life after unimaginable circumstances. The evening was not political — it was personal: an honest account of survival, hope, and spiritual strength. Topics discussed: The experience of abduction and early captivity Psychological survival in prolonged uncertainty Faith and identity under extreme pressure Holding onto hope in isolation Community support and the meaning of return Re-entering life after captivity

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Ki Sisa: The Torah of the Broken Parts

Mar 2, 2026

1:05:08

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Living With Emunah (Part 378): Davening for Davening

Mar 4, 2026

50:06

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Tanya (Part 39): Chapter 8 - Secular Wisdom

Mar 4, 2026

18:42

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #251 - Finding Margin and Quiet

Mar 5, 2026

8:14

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#714: Chazaras Ha'Shatz (Part 8)

Mar 5, 2026

6:13

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#715: Kedusha (Part 1)

Mar 10, 2026

6:41

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Vayakhel/Pekudei: The Value of Community and Kehilla

Mar 10, 2026

1:03:04

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#716: Kedusha (Part 2)

Mar 11, 2026

4:51

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Living With Emunah (Part 379): "Faith Isn't Built in a Day"

Mar 11, 2026

52:00

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Tanya (Part 40): Chapter 9 - Anatomy of the Souls

Mar 11, 2026

18:29

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#717: Kedusha (Part 3)

Mar 11, 2026

5:12

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #252 ãƒ¼ End of the Week and Beginning of the Week

Mar 12, 2026

6:19

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The Secret of Great Jewish Educators: Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Senter

Mar 17, 2026

1:20:17

In this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Philip Moskowitz sit down with Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Senter, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Aderes HaTorah in Jerusalem, for a conversation about Torah education, resilience, and the responsibility of shaping the next generation. Drawing on his own family legacy, the influence of his rebbeim, and years of guiding talmidim, Rabbi Senter reflects on what students really need from a rebbe. He speaks about building a yeshiva that feels more like a family than an institution, why great teachers love their students, and how chinuch must balance challenge, warmth, and clarity. The conversation also explores the pressures facing today’s boys, the role of resilience in growth, the tension between different educational philosophies, and why helping talmidim feel proud of who they are matters so deeply. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. This conversation explores: • What separates a teacher from a true rebbe • Why great educators love their students, not just their subject • Building a yeshiva that feels like a family • How to teach resilience without crushing a student • The balance between challenge, warmth, and expectations • Different approaches to chinuch and when each is needed • Helping talmidim develop pride in who they are • The role of parents in choosing the right yeshiva environment • Why discomfort and growth are often connected This is a conversation about what it takes to shape not only better students, but stronger, deeper, and more resilient Jews.

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Tanya (Part 41): Chapter 9 - The Fight for our Guf

Mar 18, 2026

19:23

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Living With Emunah (Part 380): Brand Ambassadors of Hashem

Mar 18, 2026

50:20

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #253 - Vah, Bo, Bam

Mar 19, 2026

5:12

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#718: Kedusha (Part 4)

Mar 23, 2026

6:08

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#719: Kedusha (Part 5)

Mar 23, 2026

6:27

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The Chinese-Speaking Chassid Who Worked for the Treasury: Mitchell Silk

Mar 24, 2026

1:20:02

How does a Chassidic Jew end up shaping global economic policy... and speaking fluent Chinese along the way? In this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg sits down with Mitchell Silk, former Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, for a conversation about global finance, China, and the unlikely path that brought him from Torah life into the highest levels of government. Fluent in Chinese and deeply immersed in Asia’s financial world, Silk spent decades working at the intersection of international law, finance, and geopolitics. Yet throughout his career, from years living in Hong Kong to serving in Washington, he remained deeply committed to his identity and values as a Chassidic Jew. The conversation offers a rare inside look at how global economic policy is shaped, the importance of understanding China’s role in the world economy, and what it means to bring faith and identity into rooms where decisions affecting the global financial system are made. The conversation also explores: • How Mitchell Silk first became fascinated with China • Learning Mandarin and building a career across Asia • The path from international law to the U.S. Treasury Department • What it was like serving in Washington as a visibly observant Jew • The role of China in global economic policy • Bringing Torah values into leadership and public service This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. A fascinating look at the intersection of faith, leadership, and global influence.

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Tzav: Counting the Details

Mar 24, 2026

1:03:19

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#720: Kedusha (Part 6)

Mar 24, 2026

6:37

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Tanya (Part 42): Chapter 9 - Training the Animal

Mar 25, 2026

15:15

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Living With Emunah (Part 381): How Much is Too Much?

Mar 25, 2026

54:00

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #254 - Grown Up Speech on Shabbos

Mar 27, 2026

6:04

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BONUS EPISODE: Eli Sharabi | The Meaning of Freedom

Mar 29, 2026

59:06

In this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg sits down with former hostage Eli Sharabi for a deeply moving conversation about October 7th, captivity in Gaza, survival, loss, and the long road back. Sharabi speaks with remarkable clarity about what it meant to endure the unimaginable, what helped him survive, and how he has chosen to live after returning to a world forever changed. He reflects on fear, faith, grief, and the inner strength that remained even when everything else was stripped away. As Pesach approaches, this conversation carries an added weight. Not because it is a retelling of ancient slavery and freedom, but because it forces us to confront those ideas in real time, through one man’s testimony of darkness, endurance, and the meaning of being free. The conversation also explores: • Eli Sharabi’s firsthand account of October 7th and being taken hostage • What daily life in captivity looked like • The psychological and emotional toll of surviving underground • The role of faith, family, and inner discipline in staying alive • How he thought about hope, dignity, and identity under impossible conditions • What he wants the world to understand about Hamas, Gaza, and what he witnessed • Grief, healing, and rebuilding life after returning home • Why freedom feels different after it has been taken away This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. A powerful conversation about captivity, resilience, and what remains when everything else is taken.

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#721: Kedusha (Part 7)

Mar 29, 2026

5:53

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#722: Kedusha (Part 8)

Mar 31, 2026

6:18

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#723: Kedusha (Part 9)

Apr 13, 2026

6:16

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Israel vs. Diaspora - Can We Survive the Divide? Yael Leibowitz

Apr 14, 2026

1:00:09

If Israel is so central to Jewish life… what does that mean for the millions of Jews in the diaspora? In this episode of Behind the Bima, the Rabbis speak with Yael Leibowitz about the growing tension between Israel and the diaspora, and the deeper question of what holds the Jewish people together. Drawing from her own journey from the United States to Israel, Yael reflects on how lived experience reshapes identity, perspective, and even the way we read Tanakh. Through the lens of Ezra-Nehemiah, the conversation explores a moment in Jewish history when not everyone returned, and what that meant for leadership, community, and continuity. Rather than offering simple answers, the episode examines how Jewish life has always required holding competing realities at once, and what happens when that balance begins to strain. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. This conversation explores: The widening experiential gap between Israeli and diaspora Jews Living through crisis vs. observing it from afar The challenge of maintaining Jewish unity across distance Aliyah as an ideal vs. diaspora as a lived reality The emotional and cultural differences between communities Ezra-Nehemiah and the reality of a partial return Rebuilding Jewish life without full national unity Foreign leadership as part of Jewish history (Cyrus and beyond) How Tanakh reflects real-time Jewish challenges, not abstractions The risk of oversimplifying complex Jewish questions

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Tazria/Metzora: The Real You is the Best Version of You

Apr 14, 2026

1:05:30

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#724: Kedusha (Part 10)

Apr 15, 2026

6:40

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Living With Emunah (Part 382): The Messages of the Mezuzah

Apr 15, 2026

47:31

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #255 - The Bridge of the Weekday and of Shabbos

Apr 17, 2026

4:59

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#725: Kedusha (Part 11)

Apr 16, 2026

6:22

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#726: Kedusha (Part 12)

Apr 20, 2026

5:40

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#727: Kedusha (Part 13)

Apr 21, 2026

7:05

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How Does Rav Gav Do It?

Apr 21, 2026

1:20:16

On this episode of Behind the Bima, the Rabbis sit down with Rav Gav, a beloved and dynamic educator from Aish who has spent decades teaching in seminaries across Israel and engaging students around the world. Known for his humor, energy, and unfiltered honesty, Rav Gav brings a perspective that is both deeply grounded and refreshingly real. Together, we explore what today’s students are actually struggling with, how educators and parents often misunderstand them, and why the key to growth isn’t control—it’s connection. From navigating crisis in Israel to answering life’s biggest questions about faith, identity, and purpose, Rav Gav shares what he’s learned from years on the front lines of Jewish education. With stories, sharp insights, and plenty of laughter, this conversation challenges assumptions and reframes what it really means to teach, parent, and inspire in today’s world. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. Topics Discussed: Seminary life during wartime and how students process crisis Why students across the spectrum are often asking the same questions The myth of short attention spans vs. ineffective teaching “Parenting vs. ranting” and what kids actually need from parents Support, boundaries, and how real connection is built Educator-student relationships and maintaining proper boundaries The broader question of identity and “modern Orthodoxy”

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Acharei Mos/Kedoshim: Don't Bring the Times into Shul

Apr 21, 2026

1:04:17

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#728: Kedusha (Part 14)

Apr 21, 2026

5:27

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Living With Emunah (Part 383): Miraculous Moments

Apr 22, 2026

45:35

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#729: Kedusha (Part 15)

Apr 23, 2026

6:55

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #256 - No Holiness Without Preparation

Apr 23, 2026

5:05

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#730: Kedusha (Part 16 of 16)

Apr 27, 2026

6:45

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#731: Tachanun (Part 1)

Apr 28, 2026

6:43

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When Comedy Gets Serious: Ami Kozak

Apr 28, 2026

1:16:22

On this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Philip Moskowitz sit down with Ami Kozak, whose impressions and satire have become a sharp lens on how people speak… and what they actually mean. What makes those impressions resonate isn’t just the humor. It’s recognition. The way people talk about Israel, about Jews, and about each other often carries assumptions, framing, and subtext that go unnoticed until they’re reflected back. This conversation explores how satire exposes those patterns, why certain narratives gain traction, and what it means to have a public voice in a moment where attention, influence, and credibility are often misaligned. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. Topics discussed: How impressions reveal patterns in how people speak and think The language and framing around Israel in public discourse Satire as a way to show ideas rather than argue them When to engage bad-faith voices... and when not to The risks of platforming and false equivalence

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Emor: Inspire, Don't Criticize

Apr 28, 2026

1:01:11

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Living With Emunah (Part 384): Do This to Sleep Like a Baby

Apr 29, 2026

48:30

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#732: Tachanun (Part 2)

May 1, 2026

6:20

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #257 - Whole and Complete

May 1, 2026

5:35

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Is Torah Not Enough Anymore? Rav Nissan Kaplan

May 5, 2026

41:05

On this episode of Behind the Bima, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg is joined by Rav Nissan Kaplan for a conversation that goes to the heart of chinuch today: what it means to be a Rebbi, and what talmidim are actually looking for. As expectations shift and access to information becomes limitless, Rav Kaplan offers a grounded perspective on what hasn’t changed… and what has. The conversation explores the role of connection in Torah transmission, what defines real success in yeshiva, and how a Rebbi shapes not just how a student learns, but who he becomes. Rav Kaplan also speaks candidly about personal loss and the way emunah is lived, not theorized, through tefillah, honesty, and continuing forward without simplifying the complexity of pain. This season of Behind the Bima is sponsored by Julie Charlestein & Darryl Benjamin in honor of their grandparents, Morton & Malvina Charlestein, and their children, Ruby and Maccabi Benjamin. This conversation explores: The evolving role of a Rebbi in today’s generation Why connection has become central to chinuch Defining success in yeshiva beyond learning The relationship between Torah learning and personal growth Living with loss, tefillah, and emunah Why growth happens through consistency, not moments

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Behar/Bechukosai: Stand as Tall, Upright, Proud Jews

May 5, 2026

1:05:13

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Tanya (Part 46): Chapter 10 - What Makes the Incomplete Tzadik Incomplete?

May 6, 2026

18:07

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Living With Emunah (Part 385): Wealth Has Nothing to do with Your Bank Account

May 6, 2026

48:22

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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #258 - All Your Work is Done

May 7, 2026

7:01

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Bamidbar: Is Your Home a Happy Place?

May 10, 2026

1:04:05

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