Hello and welcome. My name is Rabbi F.M. Goldberg and I have a true privilege and

honor to share this conversation with Morya and Rabbi, her of Shecht or Shlita. It's truly an

enormous privilege and an opportunity for all of us to learn. I'm so excited to be able to do this

conversation on behalf of an extraordinary

organization, Amudim. Amudem and Zieg Luck and the entire staff administration and all of the

volunteers are performing the greatest ches that there is. People in their most vulnerable moments,

individuals who are in crisis, to show up, to intervene, to be able to hold up and to be able to place people in the environment with the support that they need is literally saving lives.

We've benefited here in South Florida from Svi's vision and leadership from Amudim's hard work, and so have countless others, not only where Amuddin is headquartered, but really around the world.

And so as we begin, I want to encourage

everyone to continue to support this extraordinary organization. Go to amudem.org and do what you can

to enable it to continue to do the wonderful work it does in literally keeping people alive.

As I mentioned for me, it's truly an honor and a privilege. I'm humbled at the opportunity

to have a sikhash shulun to be able to have this conversation

with Mori and Rabbi.

The Gimara tells us in Sukha in the name of Rav, Minnain, she even the Sihas Hamid al-Hahmimid al-Mitschih, Lima, how do we know that even the informal conversation of Tammid al-Hummi requires Limwood, it's worth studying, it's worth capturing, it's worth listening to.

Shinnemar and Valleu lo, yibol.

For all of us who know, Mori Verrabi, for all of us who know, Mori and Rabbi, for all of us who know Ravshechtar, we know what an extraordinary Talmudic Khacham he is, we know his encyclopedic knowledge of Torah, we know the enormous shoulders he has in issuing Psa Kalacha on issues on Dvar Mahmda Mirumoalolam, the most significant issues of our day and any day.

Particularly in this period, we still find ourselves in this pandemic. How many of us have relied

on Rebbe, on the Psaq, on the guidance, on the leadership, on the direction in moments of

terrible crisis, halakhically and otherwise, to know how to navigate

these dark times. Many of us, most of us know that side of Rav Schechter, and as someone who sat

in Shere, I can tell you the goosebumps I got each day in the two hours from drawing from the

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