Ep. 2 The Brisker Talmid Who Saved an Empire
In the mid-20th century, the Reform movement conquered America, yet in Britain it failed to make headway – and a key reason for that failure was a talmid of Rav Chaim Soloveitchik ...
Mood Mix with Shimon Chaim Lichtman
“It’s a special brachah from Hashem to work in something that I love”
The Torah World in Transition
The origin story of the miraculous rebirth of the Torah world after the Holocaust is captivating
Boro Park Shivah
“You know, you really write good speeches. Perhaps one day you could be a rabbi”
The Smile That Changed Lives
From Yerushalayim to Gateshead, Rav Moshe Chaim Dunner ztz”l was a beacon of avodas Hashem and middos who uplifted all who came into contact with him
A Silent Bias
They’re savvy, reliable, and uber-qualified. Why can’t over-fifties find jobs?
Parshas Va’eschanan: 5785
A terrible feeling of hopelessness might set in to the people, from which they might never recover
The Road Less Traveled
For most yeshivah students, the travel ban is a nuisance at most. But for those whose extended families live abroad, the impact is significant
How Can I Say This?
Your pain found a mirror in mine
Hard Truths
Strategies for intentional living from experts who get it
Making No Small Plans
Trump’s proposed new State Ballroom is not an addition to the White House — it’s a takeover
