From Bokertome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Joseph Gittler, founder and chairman of Lekid Israel.

Joseph discusses how he was inspired to start collecting leftover food for charity,

talks about finding his mission in life, and shares advice for how people can find their own.

Also, the greatest gifts you can give for free.

Trying to understand people who don't reply to messages. And where in the world is Rabbi

Brody? All this and more behind the Bima. Good evening. It is at 9.30 on Wednesday, 9 o'clock on

Wednesday night.

Confused, Brody throwing me off.

Rabbi Fulg, joined by my dear friends,

Rabbi Philip Mosk, is Rabbi Josh Brody,

and we're here to take you behind the Pima.

Behind the steering wheel, Rabbi Brody.

Where are you tonight?

I try to pull off.

I'm literally on the side of 95 somewhere between Orlando and Boga.

We play a game on Wednesday night called Where's Rabbi Borg. Where in the world is Josh Brody?

There used to be where's Waldo, but we go with where is Rabbi Brody.

So, Rabbi Brody, where were you today? What job are you on today? What's happening?

For those. I'm going to just fill. Now I had some great meetings up in Orlando with some of the

members of the Jewish community, great friend of ours, Keith DeVorkuk up at the JCC and the Federation.

And it was a really, really good day. It was a very, very good day. Thank you. Nice. Well, let's start by thanking our generous sponsor, the Saka family, commemoration the 50th year outside of their father, Yosef Ben-Sellem on the 23rd of Tevez. Saka family, Miami Beach, amazing family. I had the privilege of spending some time with them in Wyoming this summer. It's possible

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