Reviewing: “Reimagining Repentance: Experiencing the High Holidays Through the Lens of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy,” by Rabbi Dr. Matisyahu Shulman MD. Kodesh Press. 2023. ISBN-13:
A conversation with Rav Yitzchak Dovid Grossman about the new bestselling biography. Highlighting: “The Ribnitzer: The Life, Sanctity, and Legacy of Rav Chaim Zanvil Abramowitz”
Reviewing: “The Courtesan’s Secret,” by Nina Wachsman. Level Best Books. 2023. ISBN: 978-1-68512-348-2. Historical fiction is a blend of what really happened and what could
“The proof of the pudding is in the eating.” It’s a very old saying that keeps finding new places to be relevant. Like the American
Some call it luck. Some call it serendipity. But it was nothing short of pure mazel when Teaneck native and Frisch graduate Jordan Feigenblum and
There are a few framed items in my office that I glossed over in my last post. They are my certificates and diplomas from Yeshiva
When considering the myriad factors that determine life’s outcomes, timing stands as a paramount determinant. It holds the power to transform life’s trajectory, both personally
The heaviest weight ever lifted by a powerlifter in a sanctioned competition was 1,104 lbs. by Icelandic strongman Hafthor Bjornsson in May 2020. He achieved
Sometimes we hear of what seems like an obscure reference to a name, or we come across a name or names in a place or
In my recent article about teenagers and technology, I discussed the impact of smartphone usage and social media on mental health. Some of my
“Maalin bakodesh” were the words of the Skverer Rebbe, shlita, when he was informed about the new Amud HaYomi program that promises to have a
Dear Jenn, I am a middle-aged man, have a family, and am an accountant by profession. A recent blood test indicated a higher-than-normal blood sugar.
