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About Yitzchak Hutner

Yitzchak Hutner is a graduate of McGill University and Yeshiva University. He has learned for many years at yeshivat kollel Boston in Jerusalem. He is also an independent financial advisor, and an avid long distance marathon runner. Above all, he is a scholar who emphasizes the inner essence of Torah. He and his family live in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel. The Making a Difference podcast airs every Monday from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in Israel on Israel National Radio.
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Making a Difference

Making a Difference is about regular people with inspirational stories. These are people who have had a positive impact on others. The focus of the show is on seeing how we can make a difference in other peoples' lives. Every situation presents us with an opportunity to reveal the hidden light of G-dliness, and the betterment of our relationships with each other, what is known in our Rabbis’ teachings as the aspect of “bein adam l'chavero”.
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The heartwarming story, as told by Reb Daniel Faber, who wanted to marry a religious lady Mon, Nov 16
How Reb Shlomo transformed the life of the famous  musical artist Chaim Dovid.   Mon, Nov 09
Tune in as the program invites Dr. Yisroel Yaffa a conventional doctor who realizes that there is Mon, Nov 02
Hear the story of Shaul Bloom, who just made aliyah with Nefesh B'Nefesh from Portland Oregon Mon, Oct 26
Tune in to hear the world reknown author and lecturer Rav Zelig Pliskin, reveal the secrets Mon, Oct 19
Interview with father of 13 year old terrorist victim Koby Mandell on understanding pain and loss Mon, Oct 12
The story of the musician Ken Burgess and the obstacles he overcame in his conversion to Judaism. Tue, Sep 22
David Morris responds to a crisis by building a volunteer organization of over 200 people Mon, Sep 14
What motivated a young Reb Noah Weinberg z"l, growing up in the lower east side   Tue, Sep 08