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The Shmooze Radio
Podcasts from the Sunday Schmooze with Rabbi Vigler
Audio | 29:28
A deeply personal conversation with the Chabad-Lubavitch representative on Long Island, New York, Rabbi Tuvia Teldon about balancing his faith with the loss of his own child.
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Audio | 38:22
Rabbi Vigler hosts Rabbi Eyal Reiss, director of the Tzfat Kabbalah Center, in a deep discussion about the life lessons of Kabbalah.
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Audio | 10:54
On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, in the afternoon, we go to a body of water to cast away our sins. Discover deeper meaning behind this curious custom.
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Audio | 23:46
The rabbi shares warm memories from his childhood preparing for the holiday of Sukkot. Experience the beauty of building your own sukkah and getting the “Four Kinds” to shake the Lulav on Sukkot.
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Audio | 19:46
Chabad in north Florida’s humanitarian aid efforts in response to Hurricane Michael. Talking with Rabbi Oirechman and Rabbis Danow.
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Audio | 18:15
Chabad rabbis discuss their efforts and work with the students and families in the aftermath of the horrific school shootings.
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Audio | 18:51
Learn about the mitzvah of having a mezuzah affixed to the doors of one’s home, which provides protection and security for its inhabitants.
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Audio | 19:04
A conversation with Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, chairman of the educational arm of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, on the aftermath of the Pittsburgh massacre.
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Audio | 27:38
Bringing the light of Chanukah to the darkest of places.
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Audio | 12:44
Rabbi Matisyahu Devlin shares his story of unexpectedly discovering his Judaism.
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Audio | 22:00
Professor Daniel Friedmann discusses modern science’s view on the age of the universe and evolution together with his understanding of Torah.
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Audio | 17:55
Rebbetzin Chana Vigler, co-director of Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens in Florid, joins in on a wonderful discussion on the important role of Jewish women and how the Rebbe's teachings inspire Chabad women emissaries in their vital work.
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Audio | 21:34
Reflecting on the aftermath of the horrific tragedies of Parkland and the Pittsburgh synagogue shootings, and grappling with the painful questions of how people doing good deeds can be the victims.
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