From Bokur-Atome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Dara Horn, author of People Love Dead Jews,

a collection of essays about anti-Semitism.

Dara discusses her background studying and teaching Yiddish and Jewish identity,

explains what's missing from the national conversation and coverage of anti-Semitic attacks,

talks about the difference between Purimantysemitism and and Chanika anti-Semitism, and shares why she wishes people liked her book a little less. Also, where is Rabbi Brody's secret studio? And why did Rabbi Goldberg find Chizek in an email from YouTube? All this and more, behind the Bima. Good evening.

It's Wednesday night, 9 p.m.

I'm Rabbi F.m. We're joined by Rabbi Philip Moskot, and Rabbi Jai Josh Broody, and we're here to take you. Behind the Bima. Behind the Bima. We could go behind the Bima again after another wonderful week. We can't wait to hear what's going on in your lives. We do pause to with Klai, so with the Jewish people mourn the tragic loss of L. Dina Bas, a young woman killed in a car accident, really, really tragic. And we feel the pain of her family and her friends, young friends, and wish them a lot of comfort and a lot of strength during this time. Gentlemen, Renska, It's Rabbi Brutti, tell me about your week. What is new?

Well, I was at Irvoy's house for Shabbas this week, and the best part was I got to see

firsthand the studio that Arway Brody is recording from. Many people would probably be shocked

to see Ryborey take us behind the Bima of his Bima,

behind the scenes of where you're recording from because people would be shocked where you are in the house.

No one has any idea. This is part of the behind the Bima that you will never get to find out.

If you come for lunch and everyone out there in the behind the Bima audience,

is allowed to come and check it out.

Do some back, back behind the be my audience is allowed to come and check it out do some back back

back uh behind the scene tours i got an email today that stunned me into silence i'm usually not

at a loss for words but it was from youtube studios and it's an end of year email they sent out i

don't know why they sent it when they're still half a month left till the end of the Gregorian secular calendar year. But if you have a YouTube channel

and you produce YouTube content, they put it all together and give you some data, some

statistics at the end of the year. But how many minutes were streamed on your channel? How many

people watched? How many comments? How many likes? All the data and all the details of what came out of your channel. And what I saw how many minutes at the end of the year from the different Shirem classes, I guess, by NABMA as well, on our YouTube channel, I was just blown away. So I'm not going to tell you the number. I'll let each of you guess. What do you think? I know the number. First of all,

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