From Bokortoam, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by world-renowned singer Shulam Lemmer.

Shulam discusses his beginnings as a singer, shares the sources of his voice and his inspiration,

and talks about how he got his big break with a major record label.

Plus, the rabbis reflect on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Also some stories from family trips and experiences over winter break.

And a quick visit from Twitter's own Maish Francesa.

All this and more, Behind the Bima.

Welcome to Behind the Bima.

It is Wednesday night 9 p.m.

Yeshiva Week? What, yeshiva week? We are here, as always, for Behind the Beema. It is a great pleasure and honor, as always, to be joined by my co-hosts. Rabbi Philip Moskowitz, Rabbi Josh Brody, dear friends, colleagues, and co-host, gentlemen. How is your week going? Phenomenal. How about yours? Are we Brody?

Love it. This is for you. New background. We are coming to you from an undisclosed

location somewhere in the world. I can't say where. But I will say that wherever I go,

I see a lot of New Yorkers, a lot of people from all of America, and I,

and I somehow try to say, oh, that's a funny thing. Wouldn't that be great if they featured that on the show called Behind the Bima? I throw it in everywhere, thinking everyone's going to be like, oh, that'd be so funny. And I'm getting nothing. Getting nothing. Much like right now. Much like right now. I want to thank our sponsor for tonight's episode,

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Thank you so much for your generosity and your sponsorship and for your friendship tonight. Rabbi Moskowitz, what about you? Where are you tonight? I am also at an undisloat's location, but I have a phenomenal behind the beam of story. I was at a mincha marv out from minchamarv the other night and I try to be inconspicuous.

I am away, of course, away with my family and we finished Minchamar. We're about to get back in the car and this sweet little boy comes over to me and he says, excuse me, but are you Rabbi Philip Moskowitz? So I said, yeah, I am. She goes, Daddy, it's him, it's him, it's him. He calls over his father, takes out his phone. He's got behind the Bima podcast sitting on the home screen of his phone. I promised him. He was such a sweet boy, probably 12, 13 years old. Manacham Solomon from Woodmere. There's your shout-out. Thanks for coming over to me.

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