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8:00pm: How High Should Our Standards Be in Seeking a Shidduch? Is There an Issue with Listening to Non-Jewish Music with Meaningful Lyrics?

The topics in this week’s 254th episode of the highly acclaimed popular MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Questions About Tracht Gut Vet Zayn Gut – How Far Do Our Thoughts Affect Our Reality? How High Should Our Standards Be in Seeking a Shidduch? Is There an Issue with Listening to Non-Jewish Music with Meaningful Lyrics? What Is My Responsibility as a Single Girl Living at Home? Should Parents Show Their Affection to Each Other in Front of Their Children? What Should We Be Doing About the Situation in Israel?

Video of the Day

Getting a person to laugh is always a fun prospect, getting a special person to laugh, priceless. Watch as Rabbi JJ Hecht gets the Rebbe to laugh, and comment below if you have any details on the video.

Non Stop Purim in Kharkov

From the thousands of people at the circus on the eve of Purim,  the hundreds of kindergarten and school children at the programs in the day, and the large crowd at the Royal Purim Seuda in the shule towards the end of the day- Purim in Kharkov this year, was a non stop day full of programs, megillah readings, mishloach manos and lots of fun!

Video: The Gezintahait Street Purim Special

The Purim story like you have never seen it before. Puppets, music and strange people come together for this hilarious and poorly produced diamond from the Gezintahait Street engine room. Children and grown ups alike will enjoy this special and it comes with our risk free, money back guarantee. That’s right! If you don’t like it, you can have your money back… every penny!

Video of the Day

People walking on Sterling St Wednesday morning, were treated to a pleasant and unexpected experience. A piano that had been put on the curb was found by a talented passerby, who decided to give the piano a beautiful farewell.

Video of the Day

In the spirit of Purim mingled with the political climate and an exceptionally large dose of comedy, we present a Purim message from “The White House.”