Is human existence determined by random events that are pieced together by fate? Today's show discusses the roles that choice, values and Heaven play in our lives.
Howie is sick and tired of Jewish Organizations trying to appropriate other people's tragedies. He calls for them to stop selling out the Jewish People!
Why do the Jewish People celebrate the death of a great sage and what are our takeaways from last year's Miron tragedy
Many Jews around the world refuse to accept that the modern state of Israel is a divine miracle, they are wrong.
This week Steven and Matt talk about the mailman who fathered 1900 children on his route. Talk about special delivery. Parents are suing their son and daughter-in-law for emotional distress. For not giving them grandchildren. Seems reasonable. Kim Jung-Un enters Australian politics and the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch.
How should you invest when things are looking tough around you?
Natalie starts off by describing her mom's recent visit to Israel and a batch of letters she saved from Natalie's year abroad in 1991-92, in which Natalie described her life in Israel as a student; first guest Cynthia Melenson (Utah - Omer) 2015;
* The 'Great Reset' laid out
The first day of the cherries sorting and distribution at the Bereishit Fruit co-op, Middle East's biggest packaging factory near Kibbutz Merom Golan, northern Golan Heights on May 10, 2022.
With the Kinneret near maximum capacity, the unexpectedly stormy weather overnight ripped up the Tiberias promenade.
The Jewish community has redeemed a new building in Hebron on Friday.
Mount Sinai is not the Matterhorn but, instead, a slope that is achievable for those who undertake the trek.
Many counries have holiday seasons. Israel has both a holiday and a holy day season
Two video analyses and research by Btselem show that the Jenin terrorists were the ones in the best position to have shot and killed Shireen Abu Akleh, and they even claimed they shot a soldier.
By Moshe Herman
Rabbi Yishai on the mysterious roots of the Biblical Blasphemer and why we all need to repent for that sin. Then, a simple question: where is the world heading?
is it reasonable for God to command us to abstain from work every seven years? Join us as we explore the modern-day lessons on the Sabbatical year
This week Steven and Matt give their takes on Biden's new press secretary. Hint - she doesn't like Jews. A Mexican wedding with a Hitler theme, Jewish gangsters who fought Nazis in the streets of New York, a doctor who didn't use soap for 5 years and dead or not dead. What would it be like to wake up in a coffin?
Hear: Walter’s interview with the Polish Ambassador to the UK recorded in 1998, about the undignified maintenance of the Auschwitz Birkenau Death Camp and the involvement of the Catholic Church with implied anti-Semitism.
Terrorists hurled 3 Molotov cocktails at an Israeli bus on Road 55 between Azzun and the Ma'ale Shomron junction.
Do you know how to choose a mutual fund to best meet your investment goals?
Construction work ahead of the Lag B'omer festival, at the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, in Meron.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Slovie Jungreis-Wolff, granddaughter of Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, talks about having inner dignity and a strong sense of self.
The terrorism here in Israel and the government's weak response provokes 'boos' and catcalls at the prime minister.
By Moshe Herman
Walk with Yishai Fleisher as he experiences Memorial Day in a Judean cemetery with Josh Hasten. Then Ben Bresky reports on a lost Zionist. Finally, celebrating Israel's rebirth with Caroline Glick, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz.
Celebrating 74 years of modern nationhood is even more astounding because, despite the best efforts of myriad enemies of the Jews, the nation of Israel survives and THRIVES! Is there a secret to the inexplicable existence of the Chosen People?
Israel, at age 74, has grown into a hi-tech and military power - truly a miracle
IAF planes flew over the country today for Yom Haatzmaut, Israel's Independence Day.
As Israel marks Memorial Day and Independence Day, this week we will discuss the choices that God sends our way
Natalie speaks of Yom Ha'atzmaut and how the season is changing and turning into Summer and all the festivities coming up; Meet Shimshon Meir Frankel, Pyschotherapist living in Zichron Ya'akov with his wife and children. Shimson Meir was on the show recently telling his story of coming to Israel on a Peace Trip, but he was turned off and became an orthodox Jew. Now Shimson continues his story and gets to the aliyah part.
This week Steve and Matt talk about the family who tried to bring the craziest souvenir back from Israel. Hint: They weren't allowed to take it with them. Also, adventures in Jewish scouting, the Jordanian Mrs. Doubtfire and is there really a Jewish connection to weed?
Reflections of Rav Soloveitchik on the Tenth Anniversary of the State of Israel and Sovereignty.
Outstanding soldiers at a ceremony in the Knesset on May 1, 2022, ahead of Israel's Independence Day celebrations.
What is the difference between active funds and passive funds? Is one actually more aggressive than the other?
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Gitty Epstein gives us practical and very doable tips on how to "set the emotional temperature in our home," focus on the positive aspects of both your husband and your children, and see your husband through Eyes of Respect (very important!) Your husband is who he is because of you, and he will grow and change and become who he is meant to become because of you.
This week, Jay talks about the holiday packed month including; Passover, Ramadan and Easter. How does this manifest itself politically?
By Moshe Herman
Yishai and Malkah Fleisher discuss the growth of global antisemitism and the gift of burying Holocaust survivors in the Land of Israel. Then, Rabbi Shlomo Katz on loving the world enough to say no to it - in the Torah portion of Kedoshim.
As we mark the Holocaust Rememberance Day, while following the news out of Ukraine, this weeks Torah portion invites us to regain our sanctity before the world loses its human image.
Israel never attacks the lies of its enemies.
Israeli workers making a flags of Israel at the Berman's Flags and Embroidery factory in Jerusalem.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Tova Chazanow, assistant director at the Chabad House of Monmouth County in New Jersey, illustrates how having a purpose in life brings happiness.
On this show we speak about the duality of freedom and slavery and the need to act.
This week Steven and Matt share Passover stories and offer up more Bible movie reviews. Plus, they discuss the death of mask mandates, trans-women (AKA biological men) competing in full contact, women's sports, and it's Barbara Streisand's Birthday.
Russia's "sanctioned" economy is doing MUCH better than the sanctioning USA. How and why?
What is the first thing you should do after you inherit your parents’ stock portfolio?
By Moshe Herman
Yishai and Malkah are on the road, vacationing in the Land of Israel, a land that is enjoying the Passover pilgrimage holiday but yet is always conscious that it is being fought over. Join the ride!
The holidays in Israel, like Passover, have more meaning and enjoyment than anywhere else in the world
PM Naftali Bennett did a good job fighting the lies spewed by Christiane Amanpour on CNN.
Please join the City of David's Doron and Tamara as they explore the underground pathways of Ancient Jerusalem.
Jerusalem: Violence and incitement on the Temple Mount and Old City from Arab Muslim leaders and their followers.
Natalie begins the show with a reading about how Moses would be treated had he arrived to America today to bring the Jews to Israel.
Russia, Ukraine, China and Iran - These are indeed the times that try men's souls.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai monologues on the craziness of Passover preparation and on the craziness of Israel - all in God's great plan! Also, on baking Matzah and on touring broadcaster Katie Pavlich and actor Nathan Buzolic in beautiful Hebron.
Israel has to define the enemy, and it ain't the "Palestinians"
Simply INCREDIBLE!
Terror: In the heart of Tel Aviv is the result of our government’s effort to promote their image abroad, by strengthening the Arab sector, at the cost of securing the Jewish character of the State.
Rabbi Moshe Lichtman & Josh Wander share stories about the Jewish People's connection with the Land of Israel,
This week Steven and Matt talk all things Passover for the Lighten Up Passover special. Plus, they review more Bible movies and discuss the new addition to the American Jewish Museum. You don't want to miss this episode.
What do you need to do to have a financially successful retirement?
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Chaya Reich is a renown kallah teacher who gives us effective and practical strategies to turn our husband into our soulmate.
Arabs set fire to Joseph's Tomb.
Natalie starts off by bragging about her kids cleaning for Pesach, and how they are "trained" in school to take it seriously;
Workers prepare matza at the "Yehuda Matzos" plant in Jerusalem, April 4, 2022.
What is the core message of Passover? Yes this is the holiday celebrating our historical journey from slavery to freedom, but it goes even deeper than that. The root of this holiday is love and recommitment. The relationship between man and G-d and the significant role that Passover plays in days of old to this very day is a key to having a truly re-jewvinating Pesach.
We are not exempt from the task He lays before us! Are we created 'equally' holy?
By Moshe Herman
Yishai and Malkah Fleisher start off talking about Passover, and the shakeup in the Israeli government, all while their house is on the midst of cleaning. Then Rav Mike Feuer on the three thoughts that are a must for the First Night of the Year - the Seder!
The latest malevolent Orwellian corruption of language
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin Chaya Malka Abramson, author of Who By Fire, shares her story of how she was caught in a horrific house fire that burned over 85% of her body, as she repeatedly went back into her burning apartment to save her three children and her grandmother.
Josh Wander & Rabbi Moshe Lichtman discuss the arrival of thousands of Ukrainians to Israel who will be processed as new immigrants. But many are not Jewish. Does it matter? Hear what they have to say!
This week Steven and Matt discuss a wide array of subjects, including an Only in Israel Moment, Bible movie review, Germany sentences a 93 y/o neo-NAZI grandmother to jail for holocaust denial, black birding week, trouble getting a get, and the craziest Covid story ever.
'-War in Ukraine will bring food shortages and hunger. - The Russian Ruble vs. the US Dollar - Terror in Israel.
Natalie starts the show sharing the news of the wave or terror and her recent experience in Soroka hospital with her daughter;
Do you have enough money to retire and be financially secure? How do you even know what “enough” money is?
Arabs threw rocks down at cars passing under a bridge in the Beit Hanina neighborhood of Jerusalem.
Police and IDF soldiers are out in full force to protect us from Islamic Ramadan terrorists,
Soul-scrubbing ranks even higher than discarding bagels and pasta! Is there more to Passover cleaning than rooting out leavened breadstuffs?
Jews hold a special prayer session at the Kotel following the wave of terror attacks this past week that have murdered eleven people.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai and Malkah Fleisher discuss the wave of terror that is striking Israel - how do we cope, and how do we strengthen our Jewish country? Then, Gideon Israel on lessons from the Russia Ukraine conflict. And finally, Table Torah: the first Biblical month of Nissan and spiritual psoriasis.
Israelis have yet to know the enemy as they should
"I'll drink to that!" ....Or, maybe you shouldn't drink so much. An indepth inquiry into alcohol & tattooing in Israel, with Walter Bingham.
The researchers were were surprised to find remnants of the exotic spice vanilla from 2600 years ago.
Josh Wander speaks with Rabbi Moshe Lichtman and shares his experiences assisting the Israeli government in absorbing Jewish Ukrainians who have fled the war, who are now making Aliyah to Israel.
This week Steve and Matt talk about the slap heard round the world, unforeseen challenges of obeying a particular commandment from G-d, the Israeli Women's Ice Hockey team, movies banned in Lebanon, and much more.
By Vera Kessler
Rebbetzin K. Sarah Cohen gives a powerful interview on emunah and bitachon. She also talks about hasgaha pratis and seeing the hand of Hashem in every aspect of our lives.
Natalie opens the show talking about the season of Passover, the frenzy and energy in the air, and the feeling that all of Israel is "in it together." Natalie welcomes back to the show Solomon and Gabby Hurwitz who made aliyah from Pittsburgh 7 months ago, to Hivat Maon in Har Hevron.
Will there be a new World Order, or will it turn out to be a New World Hiccup?
Take stock of where you are now, and determine a retirement plan that could serve you in the future. Listen to the podcast to find out which financial decisions will directly impact your retirement.
Israel is the leading nation in the world that is sending humanitarian aid to war-stricken Ukraine
We are not exempt from the task He lays before us! Are we created 'equally' holy?
Thousands of people participated in the Jerusalem Marathon on Friday morning, despite the rain.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai and Malkah attend an amazing wedding - and bring you along! This was a small but powerful consolation for the heinous terror attack which rocked Israel the day before. Then, Yishai talks about the Route 60 Israel Biblical Highway project on Fox Radio - come for a drive!
Being a Jew Does Not Make One Jewish
Bruce Pearl gives his thoughts on the war in Ukraine and its parallels with the festival of Purim
This week Steve and Matt follow up on the Purim Holiday, Discuss biological men winning women of the year, Ukraine Jew washes their conflict with Russia, a 102 year old tells us the trick to growing old, and the world lost a giant of a Torah scholar. All this and more on this week's Lighten Up
By isolating the properties of real honey and producing it without the bees, there are more bees left to pollinate plants to their little hearts’ content.
By Vera Kessler
An incredible interview with Rebbetzin Rivka Malka Perlman! If you have ever thought about making true transformation in your life, this podcast will get you started in the right direction. After a near-death experience during the birth of her youngest child, Rebbetzin Rivka Malka came to realize her true mission in life.
Who do you greet and show honor to first, a 'learned' rabbi from the Exile (Diaspora), or a simpler rabbi from the Land of Israel? Should you be here in Israel before the Messiah comes, or afterwards? How can moving to Israel re-ignight your passion for G-d and His Torah? All these questions answered and more, with Rabbi Moshe Lichtman who goes solo.