Rabbi’s Shlomo Katz and Ari Abramowitz reveal why the secret to waging war against the evil inclination in Elul lies in your hands.

As we enter the month of Elul, unique spiritual possibilities are opened up to all of us. Rabbi’s Shlomo Katz and Ari Abramowitz discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in transitioning from the desolation of Av to the Majesty of Tishrei.

Rabbi’s Shlomo Katz and Ari Abramowitz speak about how to invite others to join your journey and how to best join them on theirs.

In this week’s episode, Rabbis Shlomo Katz and Ari Abramowitz discuss the nature of consolation emanating from this week’s Torah portion, between the grief of Tisha B’Av and the majesty of Rosh HaShana. How should we harness this transitional period to be prepare for the greatness of what lies ahead?

Rabbis Shlomo Katz and Jeremy Gimpel delve into the soul of the Temple Mount during the Nine Days in preparation for Shabbat Chazon, the Shabbat before the 9th of Av. How does this period connect to the events happening in Jerusalem today?

In this week’s show, Rabbi Shlomo Katz & Rabbi Ari Abramowitz try to make sense of the dizzying turn of events precipitated by the Jihadist murder of two Druze police officers on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem that ended with Jewish prayer in that very same place. Should Jews pay their condolences to these Druze families?

What is the necessity of having the story of Balak and Bilam in the chronology of the Torah? Join Rabbi’s Shlomo Katz and Jeremy Gimpel as they delve into one of the most bizarre stories found throughout the Torah.

In this week’s program Rabbi Shlomo Katz delves into one of the most fascinating and confusing stories that we see in the Torah, the story of great men and their poor eyesight.

In this episode, Rabbi Shlomo Katz shifts the fundamental prism that we experience the Holiday of Shavuot and challenges the normative approach to Torah learning altogether.

Rabbi Shlomo Katz is joined by Rabbi’s Ari & Jeremy to discuss the secret mysteries of counting your days.