Interview with Rabbi Menachem Gerlitzky | Memories of 770 and the RebbeThe bochurim of Mesivta Oholei Torah sit down with Rabbi Menachem Gerlitzky for a fascinating conversation about his experiences as a bochur in 770 and the special years spent in the Rebbe's presence.Rabbi Gerlitzky shares his memories and insights into his involvement with Tiferes Zekeinim Levi Yitzchok, the Siyumei HaRambam, and various unique horaos and chiddushim he received from the Rebbe.An inspiring interview filled with firsthand recollections, fascinating stories, and a glimpse into life in 770.Hosted by: Moshe Elye RivkinThank you to Yaakov Moshe Friedman, Shaiky Boas, and Mendel calmenson for the Production!

A Bochur's Journey: An Interview with Rabbi Lipsker of Sherman Oaks, CaliforniaThe bochurim of Mesivta Oholei Torah sit down with Rabbi Lipsker, Shliach to Sherman Oaks, California, for a fascinating conversation about his experiences as a bochur during the late Mems and Nuns.Rabbi Lipsker shares personal memories and unique insights into life as a bochur by the Rebbe, including the fascinating story behind the creation of his famous Heichal Hanigun, along with many other interesting stories, recollections, and experiences from those special years.Hosted by Mendel Klein and Sruly Goldman.Thank you to Yaakov Moshe Friedman, Shaiky Boas, and Mendel calmenson for the Production!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!The bochurim of Shiur Aleph in Mesivta Oholei Torah sit down for a fascinating interview with Rabbi Yossel Katzman, who takes us back to his days as a young bochur growing up by the Rebbe. Rabbi Katzman shares his personal experiences in 770, how he became involved in various Lubavitch activities, and his memories of those special years. He discusses the concept of mimush, his involvement with A Cable to Jewish Life, and many other fascinating stories and recollections that offer a unique glimpse into life in 770 and the atmosphere surrounding the Rebbe. An engaging conversation filled with personal memories, inspiration, and a firsthand look at a remarkable period in Lubavitch history. Hosted by: Aaron Yosef Lazaroff and Shmuel Schanowitz