Jun 9, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 17 segments
Why does Jewish music feel so different today? Chaim Ghoori goes Behind the Bima for a fascinating conversation about the rise of a new style of Jewish music, one marked by vulnerability…
Chaim GuryGuest
Efrem GoldbergHostPhilip MoskowitzHostThank God I'm doing great, and, and I'm, I'm debating between two topics to raise.
We said goodbye to one of the gabbaim of our, one of our minyanim, who really built up the minyan.
And one of the things that I found so inspiring was the emotion in the room.
There was copious amounts of tears from every speaker really speaking from the heart, and, and quite emotional, including yourself, who had to stop-
And I was surprised, but not surprised, that men would feel so comfortable being vulnerable in public in those circumstances, and I'm curious if that surprised you as well.
It was a longstanding gabbei, one of the founders of this, um, minyan, one of the community within community we have here at BRS, where we-
Thank God I'm doing great, and, and I'm, I'm debating between two topics to raise.
We said goodbye to one of the gabbaim of our, one of our minyanim, who really built up the minyan.
And one of the things that I found so inspiring was the emotion in the room.
There was copious amounts of tears from every speaker really speaking from the heart, and, and quite emotional, including yourself, who had to stop-
And I was surprised, but not surprised, that men would feel so comfortable being vulnerable in public in those circumstances, and I'm curious if that surprised you as well.
It was a longstanding gabbei, one of the founders of this, um, minyan, one of the community within community we have here at BRS, where we-
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