The boys from Waterbury return to sing and discuss the challenges that face young creative frum men, self-expression, and making truly meaningful music, on this special Shabbos Shira musical episode!
Read MoreWaterbury Mesivta's Dovid Edell, Shlomo Ghoori, and Moyo Orlofsky join the show to discuss the most popular music from Waterbury, songwriting, and the how to use music to truly connect.
Read MoreR' Orlofsky investigates the ridiculous prices for some seminaries, and Lenny Solomon premieres the R' Orlofsky Theme Song!
Read MoreRabbi Orlofsky hosts a band in honor of Shabbos Shirah.
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