Living With The Times: Recent Episodes

Shlomo Elkan

Living with the times was an axiom of the first Chabad Rebbe. Listen to Rabbi Shlomo & Devorah have unguarded discussions about making Judaism meaningful as it relates to the Torah portion of the week.

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This week we discuss the advice we have been given and try to live by.  We discuss guidance from parents, rabbis, and teachers.  We also chat about what makes a good mentor and how to find one.

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In our brand new format, we discuss how music effects our spiritual practice.  Why it is important, the musical influences in our lives and much more. 

V'hei Sheamda- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPCo9g3nlpQ&ab_channel=ToniBon
Shlomo Carlrbach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIY_8mITdvs&list=PL9w_0PxsHZzP-BArhokK5NELIZFdoE83m&ab_channel=ShlomoCarlebach-Topic
Koolulam:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJTLYfRnURo&ab_channel=Koolulam-Topic
Andy Statman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDZiGOqjMso&ab_channel=AndyStatman-Topic

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Join the three rabbis as they talk about love and marriage.  Lessons from the match of Yitzchok to Rivka and how they help us build Jewish homes based on love and values today.
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Listen to us talk about what fuel us as shluchim,  Are we trying to brainwash you?  What inspires us, we share a few great stories and of course connect it to what is going on with the weekly Torah portion.

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What is a shliach?  What is it like living a life devoted entirely to other people and a community?  Listen in.  Also email comments or questions to Chabad@Oberlin.edu

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Listen to the rabbis chat about moral relativism and what happens after the High Holidays.

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Join Rabbis Didy, Eli, and Shlomo chat about Rosh Hashanah and the challenges of making a meaningful holiday for a diverse crowd.  They also talk about their their Rosh Hashanah memories form childhood and how the holiday is meaningful to them today.