Author and speaker Daniel Friedman shares transformative wisdom from our Sages, as well as surprising research from his doctoral thesis on American Christian attitudes toward Israel.

Comedian Danny Lobell talks about his journey back to Judaism, his friendship with two comedy legends (and one serial killer), and how to make the perfect French omelette.

Rabbi Cooper, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, talks about rescuing Jews from the Soviet Union, promoting peace around the world, and why Jewish pride is vital in tough times.

Studying the law of capital cases in the Talmud and American jursiprudence with trial attorney, best-selling author and Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz

Nas Yassin is an Arab Israeli who started Nas Daily, a wildly successful Facebook page (26 million followers) that documents his travels and experiences around the world. Sal and Nas had a lively discussion about faith, social media, storytelling, government, …

Rabbi Reuven Wolf of Maayon Yisroel Chassidic Center, takes us deep into Jewish mysticism as Sal and his rabbi explore some tough questions: Why does God hide? What does Messiah mean within Judaism? What do all Jews have in common? …

Shloime Zionce, the colorful travel correspondent for Ami Magazine, shares stories about finding kosher food in Afghanistan, explaining tefillin to airport security in Saudi Arabia, and being mistaken for an Israeli spy.

A spirited debate with best-selling author and host of the Team Human Podcast, Douglas Rushkoff.

Chassidic rabbi and mystic Shais Taub talks about the levels of the soul, why we visit rabbis’ graves, and how to find out the truth about yourself.

Rabbi Manis Friedman explains why “I love you” is the worst thing you can say to your spouse.

Creating a fictional world can help us understand the Creator of our world.

Rabbi Freeman, a self-described “un-Orthodox rabbi,” shares Chassidic teachings that help us come closer to God, each other and our own true selves.