Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 78 – Art
Rabbi Tzvi is joined by talented artist and illustrator Dena Ackerman as they discuss the emotions, power and feelings, that comes from art.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 77 – Eli & Dina Kamionski
Special guests Guests Eli and Dina Kamionski join Rabbi Tzvi this week. They discuss what it’s like to move to Israel from the United States.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 76 – Mordechai Levi Yitzchok
Rabbi Tzvi is joined by Mordechai Levi Yitzchol, to discuss one man’s journey to convert to Judiasm
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 72 – Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta
Rabbi Tzvi discusses human trafficking with Rachel Wasserman. She is the Executive Director of Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta. Right on time for the Super Bowl which is being held in Atlanta this year.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 66 – CITE
This week on Let’s Talk Torah, join Rabbi Tzvi and his guest Dovid Shmuel Milder. They discuss Jewish Outreach and Rabbi Milder’s on-line learning center called CITE.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 65 – Giving Thanks
November 22, 2018. Join Rabbi Tzvi for a special Thanksgiving show! We discuss what is real thanks, how to thank, and examples of giving thanks in the Torah.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 64 – New Beginnings
Rabbi Tzvi is joined by special guest Bill Aron. He is the Author of New Beginnings. He and Tzvi discuss the amazing gratitude shown by cancer survivors.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 63 – Separate Seating
Rabbi Tzvi is joined by special guest Sandy Rosen. They discuss Jacob and Eisav. Plus, why do orthodox synagogues have separate seating for men and women? Find out on Let’s Talk Torah!
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 62 – Pittsburgh Massacre
Join Rabbi Tzvi as he discusses the Pittsburgh massacre and what we can do to help. Special guest Moshe Dymchitz assists Tzvi in talking about the history and enjoyment of collecting old Jewish books and manuscripts.
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Let’s Talk Torah – Episode 59 – Jewish History
Join Rabbi Tzvi and special guest Irwin J. Cohen as they talk about Noah, the flood, Jewish history, and even some Tigers baseball!
