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Published by Eliezer Zalmanov and Mendy Chitrik
A cross-Atlantic conversation between Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov of Munster, Indiana, and Rabbi Mendy Chitrik of Istanbul, Turkey. Come for the novelty, stay for the intriguing discussions and topics, and learn something new each time.
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A recap of Mendy's last two globetrotting weeks.
What started out as a pre-Tisha B'av episode, ended up taking a few interesting turns.
A conversation that traveled around the world and went to some unexpected places.
Being a mensch can have global ramifications.
A raw reflection on Gimmel Tammuz, the Rebbe's 32nd yahrtzeit.
A post-wedding, pre-Pesach conversation that hopefully all ties in together somehow.
A recap of the extended CTeen weekend due to the snowstorm, and a heartfelt protest over the predicament of 770.
An episode about the Muslim month of Ramadan from a Jewish perspective.
Not to worry, Chabad rabbis aren't going anywhere.
Dealing with the repercussions of mental illness and its impact on Chabad House security.
A cross-atlantic farbrengen marking the 10th of Shevat and 76 years of the Rebbe's leadership.
A recap of Mendy's recent visit to the village of Mostar, Bosnia.
Spoiler alert: don't do it.
An unconventional take on Chabad's ubiquitous menorah shape.
What you say or do in your corner of the world can have ramifications on the other side of the world, intended or not.
In honor of Hei Teves: A conversation about the centrality and significance of books in Jewish life.
An emotional conversation about faith in the face of darkness following the Chanukah attack on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.
A farbrengen for Yud-Tes Kislev, the Rosh Hashanah of Chassidus, like never before.
A firsthand report from the recent CTeen Shabbaton in Budapest, and a discussion about how it's an indication of the future of the Jewish people worldwide.
Caring for animals and cancel culture.
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