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Chanukah 1: There Are No Valedictorian's In Torah
Episode 34
Chanukah and how Torah wisdom differs qualitatively from any other "wisdom" and how we are to relate to its acquisition.
6 years, 8 months ago
"HaKesser VeHaKavod" (see details to reserve a copy)
Episode 33
Mazel Tov! Rabbi Chaim Dov Stark introduces his first ever published Sefer, due for release this coming week. "HaKesser VeHaKavod" delves deep into t…
6 years, 8 months ago
Part V: Is Learning Really For Everybody?
Episode 32
The story of Slake ben Rav Kahana, why you can't sell jewels in a barn, and why the habitat you create in your fish tank can make all the difference.
6 years, 8 months ago
Part IV: Is Learning Really For Everybody?
Episode 31
Learning is for everybody and the importance of one doing their learning in the correct environment is paramount—Yeshivah is that perfect environment…
6 years, 9 months ago
Part III: Is Learning Really For Everybody?
Episode 30
Yes. Learning really is for everybody, and this week Rabbi Stark continues to explain exactly why it is so.
6 years, 9 months ago
Part II: Is Learning Really For Everybody?
Episode 29
In this weeks schmooze, Rabbi Stark delves deeper into the concept of learning and why it is right for each and every one of us.
6 years, 9 months ago
Part I: Is Learning Really For Everybody?
Episode 28
Growing up in a yeshiva environment "learning" is typically the focal point. Rabbi Stark addresses why this is so and why learning is for everybody.
6 years, 9 months ago
Winter Zman: Having A Direction
Episode 27
As the long "winter zman" begins one has the opportunity to grow to unimaginable heights, but only if they have a proper "direction."
6 years, 9 months ago
Sukkos: The Holiday Of Wealthy Men
Episode 26
For the first time ever, the Mashgiach provides us with an approach to Sukkos, rain and the elevation of all things physical.
6 years, 10 months ago
Yom Kippur 2: A Practical And Realistic Guide To Doing Tshuvah
Episode 25
"Tshuvah" is a word we are all very familiar with. Yet, how we genuinely "do tshuvah" is something many of us may not actually understand—until now.
6 years, 10 months ago