From Bokorotome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by world-renowned defense attorney Ben Brothman.

Ben discusses what it's like being a visibly Orthodox Jew defending high-profile clients,

how to humanize people accused of bad crimes, and his relationships within various segments of the Jewish world.

Plus, the rabbis discuss the secrets behind a good sermon.

And anti-Semitism is on the rise while a TV journalist offensively references the Holocaust.

All this and more behind the Bima.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It's Wednesday night. Welcome back, and I have to admit, I'm pretty excited about that.

That was pretty cool.

I am Rabbi Ephraim Goldberg, joined with my dear colleagues and friends, Rabbi Philip Moskowitz.

And you may not recognize him after this haircut, but the one and only Rabbi Joshua Brody.

Gentlemen, good evening, and welcome back. Season two, episode nine already.

Wow.

We're our way through season two so quickly.

It's great to be together yet again on a Wednesday night.

When season?

When does it happen?

I think we were turning over the seasons based on the Jewish calendar, right?

Isn't that how we decided to do it?

That's great.

Amazing.

I forgot my eye thought.

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