From Bokriton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi Wai-Yi Jacobson, noted scholar and lecturer.

Rev. Waiwai shares his experience as a Chosa writing up Sikos of the Wabababit Sherebi,

talks about how to give meaningful speeches and classes, and explains his thought process

behind participating in events with President Trump and Shalom Rabashkin.

Also, the rabbis discuss the dynamic between the senior rabbi and assistant rabbi.

What advice would they give their younger selves?

And a conversation on the value of publishing a book.

All this and more, Behind the Bima.

Good evening is Wednesday 9 p.m.

I'm Rabbi Fulgover joined by my dear friend and colleague by Philip Moskowitz, and we're here to take you. Behind the Bima. Good evening is Wednesday 9 p.m. I'm Rabbi Fulgover joined by my dear friend

and colleague Rabbi Philip Moskowitz and we're here to take you behind the Bima. We are here to

go behind the Bima second week in a row. There are only two slots and lest the rumors begin. We

would never want anyone coming to the wrong conclusion. Rabbi Brody is still very much part of

the behind the

Bima team. He just happens to be in Israel indefinitely. It's good. In the next world,

life we're coming back as Rabbi Brody. So he is coming back actually soon and he will

rejoin us. Please God for next week. But tonight, again, it is the good tag team of me and Rabbi Mosca, so grateful and glad to be together.

We have a very special guest.

Rabbi Wai Jacobson is a special person, an extraordinary speaker, a passionate leader, and there's so much to talk to him about.

I hope you drink your coffee tonight.

I hope you're ready to stay up late into the evening because we've got a lot on the agenda for Rabbi Jacobsen, including his own background, his life story, including his relationship with the Rebbe, including the time in which he made a blessing over President Trump or his welcoming of Robert Bashkin.

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