From Boatworths-on-Florada, this is Behind the Bima. On this episode, the rapids are joined by

marriage and family therapist Elisheva Liss. Elisheva shares guidance for laying the groundwork for successful marriages,

discusses what questions people should be asking when looking at Shedufan, and talks about the role and

responsibility of the therapist in people's lives.

Also, recapping an energetic shavuas.

And where did Jake Tapper say you can expect to find a Shabad rabbi?

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening, Wednesday evening, 9 p.m. Sharp, I'm Rabbi F.Govir, joined by my colleague and co-host,

my dear friend Rabbi Josh Brodie, and we're here to take you behind the bema. Behind the be. It's Wednesday at 9 p.m. where else would you be? Got another great conversation tonight. But first, a big thank you to our sponsor, our friend Michelle Diamond, who has sponsored in honor of the first year at sight, in memory of our

dear, dear friend Chaim Diamond.

Soch, al-Averacha.

Chaim was a really, really special person, a special friend.

He was somebody who wrestled with Hashem.

He was taken from us way too young, dedicated his life as an educator towards children.

He was sincere. He was real. He was raw. He was just a

dear, dear friend. And our community is still very bereft without him, taken way too soon.

But we're grateful to Michelle and the Diamond family for sponsoring tonight and give us the

opportunity to talk about and think about and remember and remember Chaim.

Yeah, I can't believe it's been a year already

it seems like um just like just yesterday it's hard to believe yeah big loss painful and tragedy

huge loss huge loss uh we continue to also uh dedicate all of our programming and learning

in honor of a reful shlema for esth maskowitz esther tehila bas ariel tsepoora and we urge everyone to please join our one-on-one campaign, a dollar a day of Staka, through our daily giving partner, and a minute a day of learning. WhatsApp group. So far, I think a minute 14 as long as it's been, 72 seconds, 74 seconds, but it's really one minute of everybody has a dollar a day and a minute a day. We've about 140 people who've signed up. Sounds impressive, but it's really one minute of everybody has a dollar a day and a minute a day.

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