Well, my friends, this is going to be so interesting.

It's a Friday morning, and Rabbi Nahum Ward Lev is coming over to the back house.

Rabbi Nahum wrote a book called The Liberating Path of the Hebrew Profits, and this book is a stunner.

So, by the way, welcome to the Robcast. This is episode 241, and I'm going to be meeting Rabbi Nahum,

and then I have so many questions. I have questions about his book, but I also, there's this buoyant,

fearless, sort of explosive lead joyous, human being in the pages. Do you know what I mean?

You know when you read something, and it's not just a thing happening on the page, but you can sense and feel the person

who wrote these words. So, I have questions about his book, but I have questions about his life,

and he's coming over to the back house, and I'm going to meet him, and then we're going to see where it goes.

I love it. By the way, I'm going to ask him all the questions out, ask him whether this is recorded or not,

obviously, because my own sense of curiosity on this one is peaked to say the least. So, he's going to

be here shortly. Before he gets here, a couple new things. I love to talk about the art and science

of communicating, like how you take an idea and give it shape and form, or how when something sort

of in you, it's burning within you, but you maybe don't even know what it is, but how do you get it out

and get it clear and compelling so that maybe others can see what you've seen, or see something even

beyond that. So, because I love this so much, I'm doing two upcoming two-day events, one in August,

one in October, four people who are communicating something, whatever sort of form you're in. And a

couple years ago, I released something called something to say, which was seven hours of audio,

of me talking about the art and science of communicating. So, in some ways, these events are

part two or a continuation, in another sense, they're taking those ideas and then working them out

in real time. So, I'm going to be doing all this new teaching on how communication sort of works,

and then I'm going to be telling all these new stories I haven't told before, and then sort of

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