From Bokortem, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by champion marathon runner Bidi Deich.

Bidi shares how she got her start in competitive running,

discusses how she's handled some high-profile failures,

and talks about dealing with life in the spotlight.

Also, how will the rabbis spend summer vacation?

And who turn off all notifications on his phone? All this and more, behind the Bima. Wednesday night 9 p.m. I'm your host, Rabbi F. F. from Goldberg, joined by my dear colleagues and friends, Rabbi Philip Mosk, and Rabbi Josh Brody, and we are here to take you behind the Bima. We're here to take you behind the Bima. This is our second to last episode of this season

before we take a little break.

We've got a great episode lined up for next week

in advance of Father's Day.

We got a Father's Son combo, high profile,

super exciting interview.

But first, this week we got a great interview.

I know one of Rabbi Moskowitz is heroes as a runner. He has been following, tracking, pun intended, her career. And we're super excited to welcome shortly, B.D. Deutsch, onto our show. But first, let's mention our two sponsors that we have. One, Danny and Emily Agion, in honor of Stu Krauss and René Moskowitz,

and in memory of their dear son, Alex Krause of Blessed Memory,

for being so open-hearted generous during Danny's recovery.

Their sons, Nishamah should have an al-A.

And Hashem should hear all Klai, Israel.

Super grateful to the Agions for that sponsorship.

And we're thinking about our buddy, Danny.

Danny's a hero.

As if Danny didn't,'t like have it all going already and make us look bad in every other way. Brain surgeon, good looking, learner, spiritual, Amuna. He like has it all. And he was like, you know what? Take my kidney. Here it is. So Danny, like many others in our community, heroically donated his kidney to a total stranger this week. Thank God he and the recipient are recovering well. Danny, we're thinking about you. We love you. We're inspired by you and they

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