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In this episode, I speak with my dear friend and popular Jewish singer, Choni Goldman. This episode is being released on Rosh Chodesh Sivan, the beginning of the month where the Jewish people received the Torah at Mount Sinai on Shavuot. One of the core themes of Shavuot is the idea of a marriage between Hashem and the Jewish people, with the Torah serving as the Ketubah and Mt. Sinai as the chuppah. In honor of this theme, I’m joined by Choni, a beloved wedding singer, to reflect on th...

In this episode, I speak with my wonderful wife, Paula. Being released on Rosh Hodesh Iyar in the middle of the counting of the Omer, in this episode, Paula and I dive deep into many core themes of Iyar and the Omer including continual spirutal growth, being open to change, discipline and boundaries, the often mis-understood role of Women in Judaism, finding our core values, and much more. If you'd like a more detailed version of Paula (and I's) story, check out our interview on Stories...

In this episode, I speak with my dear friend Alec Kremins. Originally from New York, Alec currently lives in Jerusalem with his wife. Being released on Rosh Hodesh Nissan, in this episode, Alec and I dive deep into many core themes of Nissan and Passover including Ahavas Yisrael, hope, Jewish unity, and returning to the land of Israel. In this conversation, Alec shares many profound insights on how to live a more mindful Judaism, see the good in others, the Torah approach to entrepreneurship,...

In this episode, I speak with Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum. Rabbi Buxbaum is a passionate Jewish educator, author, motivational speaker, life-coach, and musician committed to helping people of all walks of life discover meaning, direction, inspiration and joy in their life. He lectures on a wide range of topics including daily spirituality, love and relationships, law and ethics, Kabbalah/mysticism, Jewish mindfulness and more, encouraging each and every individual to discover their unique potential ...

In this episode, I speak with my dear friend Matt Mann. After studying mathematics at Cornell, Matt's curiosity took him to Lake Tahoe, Nevada to work for a startup and explore the beautiful Mountain West. Matt's journey ultimately took him to New York City and then to Jerusalem, where he currently is living learning Torah full-time. In this conversation, we discuss his evolving perspective on the relevance of Jewish practice, what it means to live in alignment with self, the con...