Shlomo Katz

That was Colba Seder with Jonah from the Songs for Growing album, Matthew Cech and Good Old Jonah, preceded by Saul Kay and Jonah from Jewish Blues Vol.

2, Shlomo Katz and B'Rosh Hashanah from the Yismach Melech album, Feliza and Ora Zohar and Al Chait, and Jacob Slatter and the London Boys Choir with Mara Cohen.

It is now time for the Kol Yehudim mini-concert featuring Eitan Katz.

Ararararara

Happened to fall on Yom Kippur, and I had the opportunity to go to shul in Afrat.

My good buddy Judah Hanekman, your good buddy too, took me to that shul, and his brother-in-law Shlomo Katz is a great rabbi, and it was a wonderful couple of days.

You remember that shul? Alex, but I got to tell you, do you watch this show, Fowler, talking about October the 7th? Because Daniel and I love this show.

We love it.

Bless you.

Even though in a strange way, we bring up a lot of averas on Yom Kippur, throughout Yom Kippur, but the way I, the way Reb Shlomo t- t- tieshed it to me is, makes the most sense.

Why do you keep on s- talking about your averas? Hashem hu, Hashem.

That, that's, after all, especially after this, why are you bringing up the averas on Yom Kippur? Because every time you say an avera, "Oh, man, the cheit, it's true, Reb Benish, today on the cheit that I spoke, fleish and hada, this last year, you're not gonna believe who's showing up this year.

How come I don't feel like this is everything in the world that anyone could want?"

We're here with the incredible Rabbi Shlomo Katz.

Rabbi, musician, author, mashpia.

My heart opened to the voice of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach when I was 14, and since then, have there been moments where I was like, "Forget all...

You know our guest as well.

A little bit.

We're here with the incredible Rabbi Shlomo Katz.

Rabbi, musician, author, mashpia, and just so many different...

Thank you.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the one and only Shlomo Katz kicking off our show today.

That's off his album Yismach Melech, released 10 years ago, back in 2016.

Song is intended for Rosh Hashanah.

to this good land.

And, you know, Shlomo Katz and the whole thing.

It's all here for you.

Jerry and his awesome gym is here for you.