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Discover how our words and actions shape our lives, our relationships, and even our national destiny. Drawing on classical Jewish sources, this talk explains why good speech creates blessing, how kind...
Tamir Goodman, known as the “Jewish Jordan,” turned down a Division I basketball scholarship to honor Shabbat, redefining faith in sports. His journey from national fame to facing anti-Semitism and in...
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon explains why his mission is to mock bad ideas wherever they appear – including rising antisemitism and white nationalism on the right. In this powerful speech, he exposes t...
In a candid conversation with Ben Shapiro, Secretary of State Marco Rubio explains his sweeping new approach to student visas — revoking and deporting foreign nationals who openly support terrorist or...
Former President and current Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and conservative commentator Ben Shapiro visited the Queens, NY, grave of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, an...
Explore how Eretz Yisrael is not just a national destiny, but a personal spiritual portion for every Jew, and why the Torah deliberately closes with a halacha about marrying within the tribe, to prese...
The 17th of Tammuz is a day of spiritual breach, national tragedy, and deep soul-reflection. Known as the day the walls of Jerusalem were broken, it marks the beginning of destruction, exile, and the...
In this episode, Shulem Lemmer, the Belz Hasidic singer who became the first Haredi Jew signed with the giant label Universal, joins the show. He shares how an innocent Chad Gadya clip on YouTube unex...
Tzili Schneider, who grew up in an open ultra Orthodox home in Meah Shearim, describes how she saw with her own eyes the growing rift between religious and secular Jews until they almost became two se...
This class explores one of the most complex and timely questions in halacha: how a Jewish army is meant to conduct war. Discover whether Torah gives binding rules for warfare, or if we are bound only...
