Episodes
Parsha Preview Shiur | A Compass Always Points North (Parshas Toldos)
Today, we discuss the fascinating science of a compass which always points North, and we show how each of us has an inner moral compass, always pointing to holiness and connection with G-d. My book on Chanukah -- DOVE TALES (...
Your Daily Perspective: Counting Down to Death or Building Toward Lif…
Today, we discuss the attitude of Esav vs. the attitude of his brother (Yaakov) and parents (Yitzchak and Rivka). We talk about the importance of seeing each day as an opportunity to further and deepen our connection with the...
Parsha Preview Shiur | Be a Baal HaAliyah (Parshas Chayei Sara)
Thursday night shiur at Rabbi Goldberger's Shul in Baltimore, MD. Topic: Bayis V'aliyah al Gabav
6-7 | What if there is Meaning Behind the Meaningless "six-seven" Tre…
You saw the title. That's exactly what this class is about. We explore the trending word "six-seven" that has taken the world by storm, and we provide a sense of meaning to the meaningless fad. We explore the notion of goodness and re-frame how we view G-d and the world in which we live. ALL THE BE…
The Rotten but Smiling Sweet Potato | The Importance of a Happy Face
A friend sent me a photo of a sweet potato — but not just any sweet potato. When it was cut open, the inside was completely rotten… except for one thing: the moldy core formed a perfect smiling face. In this shiur/class/episo...
The Hurricane in Jamaica Taught Me This Powerful Lesson about Names
When Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, it reminded me of something deeper — the power of a name. Why do we name hurricanes, storms, and even inanimate things? And what does that teach us about our own names, our essence, and ...