From Bokertan, Florida, this is Behind the Bima. On this episode, Rabbi Goldberg is joined by Jewish Music Sensation Joey Nukum. Joey discusses his musical influences, shares some of his songs, and explains how everything can be in Avoda. All this and more, Behind the Bima. Good evening! Winten at 9 p.m. I'm Rabbi Yafin Gel Goberg, joined by Noam. I mean myself and I.

Let's schtikl his boy to this. Sometimes, sometimes the avoida, sometimes behind the bemo, you're behind the beam alone.

Sometimes you're behind the bema with friends and companions and peers and colleagues.

And sometimes in life, you're never alone. So tonight, Rabbi Ephraim Goulberg, joined by my dear Rebonar Shalom, the Almighty,

together bringing you and taking you behind the Bima.

So grateful that you are here, and that's why I'm never alone.

I want to thank our sponsor for tonight, a very meaningful, very deeply meaningful sponsorship.

Our dear friend Michelle Diamond and family,

who are sponsored behind the Bima this evening in honor the second year at sight of Chayen Diamond, Zuchrana, love Racha. On the 9th of Tammuz, Chaim Diamond, there's so much to say by Chaim. Hi, we miss you, Chaim, we love you. You were taken way before your time. You taught us so much. You were real. You were raw. You were genuine with us and

with Hashem. You inspired the youth of our community that you took under your wing. And it's so hard

to believe that you're not here on this second year at sight. Way, way, way too young. But we love

you. We love your family. And a big thank you to Michelle and the diamonds for continuing the legacy of Chaim and for sponsoring tonight and giving us an

opportunity to remember our dear friend who lifted us and lifts us in so, so, so many ways.

Chaim's nashama should have an Aliyah. Thank you so much. We're heading into the summer.

Everyone's off to do their thing.

Brody is back on his way to Eritz Osseril, to the land of Israel, but he will rejoin us shortly.

And it's an exciting time to rejuvenate, to re-energize, to explore, to be curious, and to disconnect, in some ways to reconnect to what matters most, which is ourselves and everything around us.

So tonight we have a great privilege of bringing on our friend Joey Nukum, Rav Joey, who's been lighting up the world lately with his positivity and his cheer and his smile.

And the whole thank you, Hashem, the whole thank you, Hasham song.

And it's much more than a song, the thank you, Hashm you Hash movement and there's some people who are cynical but that's only because

they're uncomfortable but if you're able to lean in and realize their role of life is thank you

ushem we surrender we submit he's in charge he's in control of everything then thank you

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