The true path to true power
What does an orchard have to do with personal potential?
What does an orchard have to do with personal potential?
Torah—A Tree of Life, Really? What does Shavuot really mean for us?
With Lag B’Omer coming up, it is worthwhile having a discussion about Kabbalah which was revealed on that day.
Making the Haggadah more meaningful.
What is the good answer for those who ask who are the Jewish people, and what are they doing here?
We all know that we went down to Egypt. Do we all know why it was necessary?
It’s time to start preparing for the Seder.
What does Purim mean to you?
Remember to eradicate Amalek: Fighting our enemy of enemies.
How to maximize our personal potential all year round.
Why has charity become one of the main commandments of this day? And what does it teach us as human beings?
Radio: The growth oriented, truth seeing person cannot take the holiday for granted - it's about more than just drinking.
What is the connection between this week’s parshah, Tetzaveh, to the holiday of Purim?
Majority rules and Trump’s lesson for a productive life.
10 easy steps to survival: simple wisdom for profound growth and success.
Israel’s “fruits” include a lot more these days than the ones we eat.
10 easy steps to survival: Simple wisdom for profound growth and success.
Simple wisdom for profound growth and success.
The root problem: Talking about the Land of Israel.
What makes Israel so special — and controversial?
Making sense of current history.
Light and darkness - Hanukkah all year round.
Hanukkah lite: A more enlightened approach to the Holiday of Light.
A more enlightened approach to the holiday of light.
The connection between Hanukkah and education.
Radio: For the believer, it's hard to make sense of what is going on, especially in Israel.
Personal rectification: Mixed multitude of and the Land of Israel.
Radio: How do you know what you're here to personally fix up?
Radio: Will history really only last 6,000 years? Also, what is anti-Semitism today?
A deeper look at the centrality of the Land of Israel.
The connection between Torah and personal and world rectification.
A little pop psychology to help prepare for Yom Kippur.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur force us to get real with what we truly want.
We all want different things in life, but at the root of all of it is one thing: Peace of mind.
If I had only known what was at stake...
If I had only known what was at stake...
When people say they saw the light, what light are they talking about?
If God is there, how come so many intelligent people don’t believe in Him?
Headline: The test of a lifetime, the test of history.
Moses earns right to enter land but people lose it for him!
Who goes to the World-to-Come and what will it be like once someone gets there?
Who goes to the world to come and what will it be like once someone gets there?
Personal Redemption is also a one-two process.
Why are there two Moshiachs, and why must one die in battle as the Talmud seems to indicate?
What is the Messianic Era and why is it followed by the resurrection of the dead? These are two good questions that have good answers.
That the spies erred in speaking badly about the Land of Israel is clear. What is unclear is how they could do it and why?
Anyone who knows Tanach knows about the War of Gog and Magog. What they may not know though is what it means in modern-day terms.
Holidays behind us, this week’s program returns to “The Big Picture” project.
There are very few things in life as satisfying as personal growth, and very few letdowns as hard as personal disappointment.
What Torah really means to the world even if the world fails to understand its importance.
It’s not just about being blessed or cursed, but about understanding the intricate cause-and-effect system that runs this world.
This is the second part in this series of sessions on one of the greatest self-help periods of the Jewish year.
What is the current situation in the world and what might it mean in terms of the redemption process?
How can one idea have so many different interpretations with such dire consequences?
Yom HaAtzmaut approaches and with it a certain consternation because of the controversy it arouses, locally and internationally
From the second night of Passover we start to count the Omer, a 49-day count-up to the holiday of Shavuos. What's really going on?
This is the story behind the story about the exodus from Egypt, which caught everyone by surprise, especially the Jewish people.
It’s a more fulfilling Passover experience when you know what you’re saying and why. It’s a lot more relevant to today than people think.
A new approach to using the Seder and the Haggadah a a real growth experience.
We use expressions like "he died early" or "she died before her time", but are they in fact accurate?