From Bokortem, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

It's the annual BRS Global Campaign Marathon episode.

On this jam-packed episode, the rabbis are joined by an all-star lineup of special guests.

Lori Palatnik, the founding director of Momentum, Alex Fletcher, colonist at Meshbach

magazine, and co-host of deep meaningful conversations.

Rabbi Dr. Dauvin Bischvkin, Director Director of Education from Zyazwai, and Assistant Professor of Jewish Values at Yeshiva University. Rabbi Argi Leibowitz, Director of Smycha at Yishu University, and Rabbi of Bays Knessas of North Woodmere, and Rabbi Daniel Kalish, Manahal of the Missifta of Waterbury. Also, a visit from Rabbi Moskowitz,

a surprise pop-in from Rabbi Y.Wa Jacobson,

getting to know the BRS journal dinner honorees,

and closing things out by spending time with the Rebittson.

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Behind the Bima. I don't hear you.

We are alive. Can you hear me? Yeah. Do you hear me now? I hear you now. It is Thursday night. How did you know to say behind the Bima? I was just watching your lips. Wow. Okay. It's good. We got the glitch out of the way early for our marathon edition.

Special global marathon edition of Behind the BMO. Really, really excited for tonight, Rabbi Brody. We've got amazing guests whom we've announced our joining us.

We've got other guests who are going to surprise us. We've got hosts who are going to surprise us and come back on tonight.

We're really, really excited to be able to spend this time together. This is an endurance marathon, Robert Rudy. So I hope you, Davin Maher, have already. I hope you didn't drink too much liquid. Uh-oh. Well, I got my caffeine. This is going to take us through the night over here. Daven Maher, I was right there. I left a few seconds earlier because I was at a rush home. You are. So are we ready to go? I want to thank our sponsor of this

special marathon episode, our good friends, the Ghanauer's. Davin at the Boca Jewish Center, but it's all one big Boca-a-o-itone community. And they sponsored behind the Bima for the beautiful relationships between all the rabbis and all the shules and all the Boka, greater Boka community, the Yiddishkite

that's here. They're grateful for BRS and what it produces the global. You could be a member of the global community and live a few blocks away. You can be a member of the global community and live thousands of miles around the world. We have global members on continents, every country, all over the world who identify with what BR BR stands for, who we are, what are our

values, what are we trying to promote and support, what do we represent, and what do we push,

what do we produce, the incredible content, the shirum, the articles, the video, the audio.

We try to really not only service, of course, our most primary priority, which is our local community, but we're

very much part of the global world and listening and learning and trying to also contribute

and make a difference. So we're grateful to the Gannhars for the sponsorship tonight.

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