From Bokriton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, Rabbi Goldberg and a guest host are joined by baseball legend Darry

Daryl Strowberry.

Daryl discusses overcoming the personal battles and challenges he's faced in his life,

explains why he's so loyal to Israel and the Jewish people, and shares some memories from his playing days.

Plus, looking ahead to Pesai, what kind of questions does the rabbi get this time of year? And what is Rabbi Goldberg speaking about on Shabas Haggadol? All this and me, behind the Bima. Good evening. Wednesday at 9 p.m. I am at Rabbi Eff from Goldberg, joined by my dear friend and colleague Rabbi Jach. No, not Rabbi Joshua Brody. He's on break celebrating a big Simcha Mazeltaf to the Brody family on Avigaya's engagement. The Zach, incredible, incredible news. Stepping in this week as a special guest host is none other than our fact checker, my brother-in-law. The great Ben Yaman, a.k.a. Ben--Michel. You'll understand that later. Ben Yaman, thanks for joining, taking us, 9 p.m. taking us? I'm supposed to say, okay, behind the, should I say it as Brody, Rabbi Brody, or should I say it as my intro voice? Okay, behind the bema. Behind the beam.

It's great to be together.

Jeremy Schap imitating Rabbi Brody.

Any of the above would work.

But Binyaman, it's actually, before we thank our sponsors and get into it, this is really interesting

because the original idea for a podcast years ago was that you and I, brothers and law, dear friends,

share a lot of interests and have a lot of heated, great, passionate conversation and debate

that we would start a show together.

And that never came to fruition.

A lot of life got in the way and Corona launched behind the Bima and ended up doing it

with the rabbis as we were separated.

So this is sort of interesting that we're back to the original idea you and I together. Yeah, I don't remember it as it's, I don't remember being the idea that was supposed to be the two of us as equals. It was more, this is going to be your podcast with me kind of helping trigger some questions or get you to speak. I would just be the point.

I want to be clear.

That was not.

That was everything.

By the way, last time I co-hosted was I think over the summer and we spoke about the

Oxford comma and two spaces after a period.

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