From Bokoratom, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by renowned Jewish music singer and chasin Simqh liner.

Simhqa discusses his beginnings in Jewish music, how he approaches his role as Khazen,

and how he stayed busy in the months without weddings.

Also, the rabbis discuss the role music plays in their lives. Plus, who

intimidates you religiously? And how many WhatsApp groups are the rabbis in with each other?

Are they in more WhatsApp groups with each other or their wives? All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, it's Wednesday night at 9 o'clock.

I am Rabbi Ephraim Gober, joined by my colleagues and dear friends.

One of them you see clearly the other is blurry.

Rabbi Philip Masters and Rabbi Josh Burdia, and we are here to take you behind the bema.

Behind the bema.

Gentlemen, another week, it's hard to believe another week has passed. And here we are together again behind the Bima, so excited to spend the night with you. And we have a fantastic special guest tonight. Very excited, timely. Could comment about Simcha, could comment about the Simchas during Corona, could comment about getting ready for Yom No Rahm and being about Tfila. We have the one and only Simchaliner coming on tonight. Very, very excited. But until then, let's make a lechayem. Who would like to make the lechaym tonight? One second. I guess I will make the lechaym. Brody is trying to get the film. Brody is blast. I'm not even on the thing. He's not been on Facebook. Look at this. I'm Lechheim. I'm going to make Lechheimm, Brobe. Brody's trying to get the film. Brody black. I'm not even on the thing.

He's not been on Facebook. Look at this.

I'm Lechheim. I'm going to make Lechheim good health to happiness, to Lechheim to all the many, many, thousands of volunteers across the United States are helping shoals and schools open and get ready, people who are largely nameless and faceless, but without whom we would all be lost. So I want to give a Lechayim to all of the volunteers, the Tsarachai Tsibur, that Hashem should bless them and shower them for all of their efforts for a year of Brahmael. Amen, and amen. Barakata adun, I will an al-a-olam. Amen.

What are you drinking there? I agree. I'm drinking a 14-year-old Glenn Livid. It's delicious. It reminds me. I saw somebody tweeted. I don't know who this is. 14 tweets of McCluskey. I don't know who that is. And he writes, why yes, I do appreciate the early

morning email pointing out to one title on the eight-page full-color hub copy mail. Whoa, whoa,

what's going on over here? Brody. Brody, turn your phone or sound or feedback off.

Trying to kill them. Oh, you're calling on twice. And Brody is gone.

And now. Then there are two. And Brody's back. There he is. So let me try that again. Thank you for ruining our podcast, Rabbi Brody. So this individual tweeted, why yes, I do appreciate the early morning email, pointing out the one typo in the eight page full color hard copy mail to every member of the congregation, high holiday guy. I'm so glad you noticed, which pretty much summarizes the way.

Pretty much sums up. full-color hard copy mail to every member of the congregation, High Holiday Guy. I'm so glad you noticed, which pretty much summarizes the way.

Pretty much sums up the way many volunteers feel this time of year when they're putting in their all.

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