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Play EpisodeIn the latest episode of the Torah Sparks Podcast, we discusses the importance of being humble and "haughty" at the same time. Ho…
Did you hear about the lady who challenged herself to eat pet food for an entire month? In this week's Torah Sparks podcast, we d…
In this week's Torah Sparks podcast, the host discusses the notion of projection, namely, that -as humans - we tend to see others…
When Nabisco changed it's slogan for the famous Oreo cookie from America's Favorite Cookie to Milk's Favorite Cookie in 2004, no …
In this week's Torah Sparks podcast, we talk about the importance of detoxifying from all the sprays used to clean for Passover a…
Did you know? The difference in size between your pupils, when they are most dilated vs. when they are least dilated, is 17 times…
Why do humans love to gossip? In this Torah Sparks episode, we discuss the psychology behind why it is people like to gossip and …
In this episode of Torah Sparks, we discuss the global rise in consumption of edible insects, and why despite its various health …
Afraid your Shaloch Manos is being given to someone else after you already gave it? Introducing the all new S.M.T.'s - Shaloch Ma…
It's fascinating that you can be on a WhatsApp chat for months and no one will know until the day you leave. As humans, it is so …
The relatively new game, Wordle, has taken the world by storm. One of the most epic and unique things about the new Wordle craze …
In this week's Torah Sparks podcast, we interview a special guest - David Charles Milke, owner of DCM Custom Painting, LLC - who …
As a property manager, I receive many strange phone calls. Recently, I got a call from a tenant. She said, “Hi good afternoon, my niece just dropp…
I was sitting in the office, minding my own business, when all of a sudden, a tenant walked in holding a giant wooden staff. I was tempted to stand up fo…
Every now and then, as humans, we do something that deserves “the walk of shame.” I was recently sitting in my office, minding my own busine…