From Bokuritome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Jewish insider reporter Gabby Daich.

Gabby shares why she enjoys writing for a Jewish publication,

explains how she came to write an in-depth piece about the unsolved murder of a Washington rabbi,

and shares what life was like growing up as the daughter of a congressman.

Also, how the rabbis navigate celebrating

Yoma Atsmaud, and paying tribute to past guest Kava Willa Glevi. All this and more, Behind the Bima.

Good evening. It is Wednesday night, 9 p.m. We're coming to you live, Rabbi Ephraim Goulberg,

with my colleague and dear friend Rabbi Joshua Brody, and we're here to take you.

Behind the Bima. We are here to take you. Behind the Bima.

We are here to take you behind the Bima.

Rabbi Brody, you still know how to do this?

It's been a little while.

I want you to know, I'm so excited to be back.

So much has gone by in the last couple of weeks.

I don't know how we're going to do this.

A lot of this happened.

A lot going on, a lot to talk about. And a great guest have. First, let's talk about our sponsor. I'm really excited and grateful to our sponsor. Pind the Beeman tonight is sponsored by the inaugural global Jewish fertility support summit.

They're incredible organization called I Was Supposed to Have a Baby. They have a website, I was supposed to have a baby.org. And they are a great, great resource for the community, for people struggling,

for those who love someone struggling, for those who want to be supportive, for those who want

to be informed. And they're doing a great thing, a global summit on the issue of infertility,

fertility. It's taking place on Sunday, May 7th. On Zoom, it'll include some of the most

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