This is the Baymaw podcast with Marty Salman. I'm his co-host Brent Billings.

Today we are breaking Shabbat with Josh Bosset.

Ooh, this rough one, huh?

That feels, that feels scandalous.

Yeah, we're not supposed to do that, right?

We'll find out by the time we're talking to you.

Yeah, how do we break Sabbath?

So this is something that, I mean, Brent, you've been here for the previous two conversations this has come up in every single

episode because it is kind of the difficulty with Shabbat,

especially in a modern context,

especially as a little isolated person

or family without a whole community social setting that supports and works with that rhythm.

So yeah, we need to talk about breaking Sabbath and specifically we need to talk about how we break Sabbath. And specifically, we need to talk about how we break Sabbath well.

Right, because you can't live in Sabbath forever, otherwise it doesn't have its meaning, so you have to break it somehow.

Sure.

So then the question is how do you appropriately do that?

So is that what we're getting at?

No, no, no, not like breaking Sabbath in the middle of Sabbath. Oh, in the middle of Sabbath. Oh, see I wasn't prepared for that either. You're throwing me a curveball here. I like this, okay.

So we have talked about this though, right?

Like, you know, you have your phone on, you get an email,

it's an important email,

maybe it's even something you forgot

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