Sponsored By: Jeffrey Bolduc:
A message from the mixed (up) multitude: I have listened to every podcast you've given, including the QA and Parsha in 5. I am not a jew. Just a goy who wants Torah to spread. I would like to sponsor 10 episodes. God bless you all.
Sponsored By: Yoel and Ahuva Schmell
For a zchus for incredible Zivugim for two sisters never married in their forties Nechama Yonina bas Rochel Perel and Tzipora Aliza bas Rochel Perel HASHEM should send their perfect matches to them quickly Bnachas, bshalom and Bsimcha Gedola
Sponsored By: Anonymous
This is the forth of six shows sponsored in honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the USA.
Suri and Chaim Boiangiu are delighted to dedicate a podcast in honor of our children Rabbi Ari and Grace Boiangiu, Rabbi Sholom Yaakov and Chanie Boiangiu and Yigal and Erica Sasportas in recognition of their midos tovos and their love for am yisroel. May they continue to bring up their children and grandchildren with the same midos.Rabbi Orlofsky, you have been a role model and inspiration for all the Boiangius and Sasportases for over 20 years. May you continue ืืืื ืื ืืื.
Sponsored By: Yehuda Winzelberg
Sefer Orchos Chaim L'HaRosh is a timeless Mussar classic, enhanced with hundreds of stories and insights. The Sefer Orchos Chaim LโHaRosh has been treasured as a guide to living with yiras Shamayim, refined middos, and true Torah values. Written by Rabbeinu Asher ben Yechiel, the Rosh, who was one of the great Rishonim. This work has been learned in the great yeshivos of the past and present, and it is used as a roadmap for avodas Hashem and personal growth. This new edition, by Rabbi Yehuda Winzelberg, has opened up this work and geared it to our generation. It is filled with uplifting insights, practical guidance, and great stories, that bring the Roshโs teachings into sharp focus for our lives today. The Sefer Orchos Chaim LโhaRosh will elevate the way you think, speak, and live. Available at Seforim stores and at the Judaica Press website. https://judaicapress.com/collections/new-releases/products/orchos-chaim-lharosh
Sponsored By: Jeffrey Bolduc:
A message from the mixed (up) multitude: I have listened to every podcast you've given, including the QA and Parsha in 5. I am not a jew. Just a goy who wants Torah to spread. I would like to sponsor 10 episodes. God bless you all.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored By: Gary and Malki Gartenberg
In memory of Eliezer ben Avraham (rosh chodesh nisan) Pinchus menachem ben Tzvi Harris (2 nisan) and of course Yihoshua Shmuel (Shepsil) (5 nisan)
Sponsored by (Names didn't fit see below see below):
Some 11th graders from Yeshiva Ohr Shmuel - Finkelmans, Aryeh Shmidt, Ahron Ohnouna, Yitzy Horwitz, Shua Bachrach, and Eliyahu Zell. We're all fans (some crazy's) of the show and listen every week, we hope this sponsorship will inspire more like it. Shoutout to our friends and classmates Moshe Nachum, Isser Epstein, and Sholom Nieman. This episode is also sponsored Liluy Nishmas Ahron Nosson ben Moshe Shimon and Chaim Dovid ben Yitzchak.
Sponsored by Anonymous:
Dear Rabbi Orlofsky, It has been 30 years since I had the zchus of having you as my Mashgiach Ruchani at Yeshiva Ohr David. Looking back, it is clear that your guidance didn't just impact my years in Yeshiva; it has shaped the trajectory of my life and, by extension, the lives of my children. It brings me immense pleasure to see the genuine excitement my two daughters have whenever a new "Rabbi Orlofsky Show" is released. Your Torah and your perspective have become a staple in our home. In fact, one of my daughters is currently in seminary, and after a few months in the "system," she has officially concluded that the world is missing one vital institution: A Rabbi Orlofsky Seminary for Girls Who Want to Hear the Truth and Get the Most Out of their Year. I would like to dedicate this shiur in honor of my Aishes Chayil, Ana and my children, Danielle and Aliza. They make me so proud every single day with their tireless dedication to chesed, kiruv, and avodas Hashem. Finally, please consider this dedication a completely transparent and lightly veiled bribe. My daughter is ready and willing to work at your Pesach program - sheโs hardworking, high-energy, and already knows all your jokes, so sheโs basically overqualified. If that doesn't work, weโll settle for a Shabbos invite. We promise to laugh at all the stories weโve already heard on the show.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Anonymous:
This is the third of six shows sponsored in honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the USA
TorahAnytime Fundraiser: https://www.charidy.com/Torahanytime/rabbidovidorlofsky
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Anonymous:
I'd like to sponsor an episode in honor of my parents, Mordechai ben Sara Rivka and Shoshana Aliza bas Chana Sheina. May they have a Refuah Shleima and live for many more years in good health, happiness and nachas from all of their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
TorahAnytime Fundraiser: https://www.charidy.com/Torahanytime/rabbidovidorlofsky
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Anonymous:
Thank you to Rabbi Orlofsky and the whole team for the chizuk and Torah. May this be a zchus for all the things that are too hard for me to express right now and may Hashem send yeshuos to all those who need.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Shimon Bernholtz:
ืืขืืืื ื ืฉืืช ืจืณ ืฉืืื ืืืื ืื ื ืืื Dear Rabbi Orlofsky, Thank you for the tremendous chizuk your shiurim give to me and my family. They say, โThose who understand, teach.โ And you teach in a way that helps us understand not just the Torah, but how to live it with simcha. The way you blend Torah, avodas hamiddos, and stories of Gedolim, along with that contagious laughter, is pure gold. And yes... I even use your jokes, beshem omro, though the delivery is definitely better on your side of the microphone. Wishing you continued hatzlacha, much nachas, and many more years of spreading Torah, chizuk, and joy around the world. Shkoyach!.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Yehuda and Chana Kravetz:
Hakaras hatov to Rabbi Orlofsky for continuing to bring chizuk to klal Yisrael. Also L'ilui nishmas Hindel bas Hachaver Yisrael whose yarhtzeit is the 27th of Teves.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Anonymous:
This is the second of 6 shows sponsored in memory of Eliyahu ben Yehuda, niftar 27 Tevet 5776, on his 10th yahrzeit, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]
Sponsored by Anonymous:
2026 is the 250th anniversary of the founding of the USA. In order to give our audience some understanding of what makes the USA and its leaders unique in world history, especially in its interactions with Jews, we are presenting some interesting facts.
Pesach Program:
https://www.rabbiorlofsky.com/pesach-5786
Phone / WhatsApp - Tzippy at Castles: 02-538-9911
Email - [email protected]

Sponsored By: YOUR LOCAL LEVY
During Sefirah, when we focus on bein adam lโchaveiro, how should we relate to different sectors within Judaismโnot just within Orthodoxy, but more broadly? If I believe that certain groups are making serious mistakes or are fundamentally wrong in their approach, what is my obligation? On the one hand, I understand that I should view all Jews as part of Hashemโs people and relate to them with a sense of unity. On the other hand, is it acceptable to distance myself and โlove from afarโ while still disagreeing with them? Within Orthodoxy, even with differences between groups, there is generally a shared framework of avodat Hashem. My question is mainly about relating across more distinct sectors, such as Dati Leumi/Mizrachi, Charedi, and Reform. Do I have an obligation to genuinely question my own assumptions and consider that they may be serving Hashem more correctly than I am, or can I remain committed to my own mesorah while still maintaining respect and a sense of unity? thank you kvod harav!