71: Seminaries are Too Expensive & Introducing the R' ORLOFSKY THEME SONG🎤🎧🎼
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R' Orlofsky investigates the ridiculous prices for some seminaries, and Lenny Solomon premieres the R' Orlofsky Theme Song!
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70: Chanuka: The Great Escape
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The Greeks gave us a thousand ways to ignore reality - and they're still with us
Read More69: Choosing a Seminary (or Yeshiva) Part 3
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Is a school's reputation all that matters? Should you worry about a place's potential impact on shidduchim? Or should you choose solely based on your values? Rabbi Orlofsky answers these questions and more in another episode of the Choosing a Seminary (or Yeshiva) series.
Read More68: Choosing a Seminary (or Yeshiva) Part 2
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Eretz Yisrael or not? Should you come back for Shana Bet? Rabbi Orlofsky answers these questions and more in the second of the Choosing a Seminary (or Yeshiva) series.
Read More67: Choosing a Seminary (or Yeshiva) Part 1
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Which of the hundreds of seminaries or yeshivas should you pick? Israel or USA? How long? And should you go in the first place? Rabbi Orlofsky answers these questions and more in the first of a new series.
Read More66: The Power of Sweetness
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Parashas Toldos teaches us the deeper meaning of the infinite flavors of food
Read More65: The Lone Arranger (feat. Lenny Solomon)
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Lenny Solomon comes on the show to look back on 30 years, 39 albums and over 2000 concerts leading legendary Jewish band Shlock Rock.
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63: I Used To Wear Pink Shirts
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It's far too easy to judge people by the way they do - or don't - dress.
Read More62: First Anniversary!!!
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Rabbi Orlofsky celebrates the first year of the Rabbi Orlofsky Show!
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60: The Meaning of Paper Chains
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Why would we decorate our Sukkah with kindergarten projects?
Read More59: How can I forgive them?
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We've got to be honest about who we're ready to forgive - and who we're not.
Read More58: Live a Little Better
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The first week of the year is an opportunity to live beyond your current level.
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56: Something to Change
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The first step to Teshuva is taking responsibility, and admitting that you have something to change.
Read More55: 9/11 and Rosh Hashanah
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The attacks of 9/11 changed the world forever, and so can we - through Chessed
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