From Boccaratown, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Dr. Jerome Grutman, world-renowned doctor and medical writer.

Dr. Grutman shares his wisdom and insights on navigating the pandemic and how to grapple with so many unknowns.

Also, the rabbis discuss the challenges that come with leaving a digital legacy.

What would you save in a fire? And which rabbi is now on the verge of 40? All this and more,

Behind the Bima.

And we are live. It is 9 p.m. on Wednesday night. My name is Rabbi Ehrm. I'm the host of Behind the

Bima together with our panelists, Rabbi Philip Moskowitz, Rabbi Josh Brody, and we are here to take you. Behind the Bima. Thank you so much

for being with us again tonight. We got another great program. It's hard to believe, fellas. This

is episode 13. Episode 13, we've been doing this. What began as coffee talk to be able to just hopefully

see some people and be seen by people has morphed into a podcast that's climbing the charts

and that we have some really distinguished guests. Tonight's guest is prominent, steamed,

and we're really excited to be able to talk to him looking forward to it.

We're still having fun doing it. That's the most important part. We're still having a blast and it's hard to believe they're actually still people who are listening and as long as they're listening, maybe even after they stop listening. We're going to keep doing it because we're having a blast. So why don't we jump right into it and thank first of all our sponsor for tonight our dear friend sal abate sal abadi sal is a second time sponsor our second second time sponsor though we do have a long list of other

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but 561, 212, 7911. Our dear friend Sal, Abadi, Sal, Sal, thank you so much for your sponsorship tonight and your friendship always. Second sponsorship. So I want to jump into something exciting I got in the mail yesterday. Ezra Diamond, wonderful young member of our community, just celebrated his bar mitzvah, touch and go. Was it going to be outside their home? Was it going to be in the shul? Was it going to be outdoors? Indoor's, how would it work out?

Last minute was the first Shabbas, the shul was back open. Ezra, all that preparation, all that hard work of preparing the laining paid off. Did it indoors. It was beautiful. It was really amazing. So, Yehren and I gave him a little gift because we think it's important even during coronavirus for people who feel invisible, unlike Rabbi Moskowitz,

we think it's important.

People deserve to celebrate and get gifts. It's a little gift and we got Ezra andcollave.com. It's actually, what is it again? Is that right? Oh, Atara and calive.com. Oh, Dr. Groupman. Hi. Jump right in. Dr. Grubman, thank you so much for being with us tonight. It's a pleasure. It's such a great honor. So many times, we've tried to welcome you to our community and never worked out. And so the gift of technology, we're able to host you virtually. And that is such a brahma, such a blessing and opportunity. Let me introduce to my colleagues and friends, Rabbi Philip Moskowitz, who I believe you knew his late father.

He'll mention that in the other. And that is such a brahma, such a blessing and opportunity. Let me introduce you to my colleagues and friends, Rabbi Philip Moskowitz, who I believe you knew

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