From Bokuro-Atone Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by historian and author Rabbi Beryl Wang.

Rabbi Wynne discusses confronting the challenges of honor society

and explains the importance of studying and learning from Jewish history.

Also, the rabbis prepare for Shibuas Night,

and how to celebrate Israel's special days in America.

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening. It is Wednesday night, 9 p.m. I'm Rabbi from Goldberg.

Joined my dear friend and colleague Rabbi Josh Brody.

Broyd, however you pronounce him. He's a great guy.

And we are here to take you.

Behind the Bima. Someone sent us this week a podcast being done elsewhere called Behind the

something. And the reaction was that there is no greater compliment. There's no greater

form of flattery than imitation. So we're happy to go behind the Bima. Everyone can go behind what they want to go behind to share their stories. I love it. Yeah. We were at a wedding this week the other night, and the great Khazen Shulam Lemaer sang under the chippa. He happens to be a wonderful guy. So we caught him before the chuppah in the corner.

His gamarro was open.

He was catching up on the daff. We took a nice picture. Posted that picture online to which he responded. Who knew behind the Bima Lai is a great photographer? It was very cute. That's very nice. Anyway, we start, as always, with our attitude of gratitude. We thank our generous sponsors this evening. First of all, we have a very special sponsor.

Dear friends, Rabbi Seth and Esther Grossman, SZG investments in honor of the hospitality

of the BRS community. Despite us having made Alia 13 years ago, Seth can regularly be found in

Boker at Bocriton Synagogue. We're grateful for his friendship. We had him on in our marathon show because we acknowledged that during the pandemic,

he continued to say, Kottish.

He didn't miss a minion.

He went straight.

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