From Bokaritome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi David Bachevkin, Director of Education for NCSY.

Rabbi Boshchekin explains the difference between failing and failure, shares his approach to engaging on social media,

debates what the lines are for acceptable Torah content, and gives advice for parents trying to provide

Jewish education to their children. Also, Rabbi Goldberg recapped the BRS Mavaksham

fly-in to New York. And Rabbi Brody shares secrets to a happy marriage as he celebrates his

25th anniversary. All this and more, behind the Bima. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

It's Wednesday night, 9 o'clock.

I'm Rabbi Goldberg, joined by Rabbi Josh Brody.

And we're here to go with you behind the Bima.

It's, you know, this is a live show.

We, Barach Hashem, we thank God, have full-time jobs.

And this wonderful exercise behind the Bima is a beautiful hobby.

It's fun.

We enjoy it, but we fit it in.

And the evidence that's live is sometimes we squeeze it in and have to have difficult

transitions.

So, Robert Brody and I just came from a large, a massive Tehalem gathering in our shul.

There are two young people in our community, 24-year-old Corey Reichenberg, a massive Tehalem gathering in our shul. There are two young people in our community,

24-year-old Corey Reichenberg, young man, amazing, fantastic young man. He's been facing some really

difficult health challenges. It was just extabated today, but he's been on and off a respirator.

And Esty Moskowitz, eight years old, beautiful daughter of our beloved Rabbi Moskowitz,

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