From Bokriton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by prolific author and speaker Rev Moshe Meyer Weiss.

Rev. Weiss discusses his relationship with Ravosha Feinstein, shares tips and tricks for having a healthy relationship, and explains what we can learn from playing chess.

Also, Rabbi Goldberg is joined by a special guest host,

and they talk about Visiting Day and Sidders snippets,

debate the Oxford comma, and make a phone call

to celebrate a special birthday.

All this and more behind the Bima.

Good evening, Wednesday 9.9 p.m.

I am your host, Robert,

joined by my dear friend

and brother-in-law and the fact checker of Behind the Bima, special guest co-host tonight,

Binyaman, Michelle Binyaman. Welcome. Thanks for joining.

It's an honor to be here. I frankly don't know what I'm doing here. And I also don't know

why after 93 episodes, this is the 94th. You would use all that credibility and goodwill you've built up with your large listener base to essentially ruin it by having just me on tonight. Not ruining anything. It's great to have you here. it's great to be together tonight uh you may

recognize benyaman's voice because he is the voice of the opening if you're listening behind

the bema on podcast which gets published after on wednesday nights we uh we do this live we are

live right now trying to figure out like i could hold up a newspaper or something how can i prove to you

this is live right now uh in fact we may prove that to you shortly in a way, which is somewhat of a gamble. But we come to you live. The interview is often recorded depending on the person, the place, the timing of it. But the intro of the before and after are alive and we are live right now. So Ben Yaman, when we publish the podcast,

Ben Yaman is that voice. Ben Yaman, give our audience a little proof to them that you are that opening voice. Yeah, it's funny. I do a little radio type voice for that because I've actually

had conversations with people, including one of your co-hosts, who did not realize until maybe two years into the show

that I was doing these intros

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