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Singing Through Sorrow with Simcha: Eli Levin | Inspiration for the Nation

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Eli Levin

Eli Levin discusses overcoming life's challenges and sharing uplifting music at simchas.

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till today every almost every event that I do people come around to say that they listen to that song and they cry I remember crying when I was riding it was um it was like one of the hardest things to when I first recorded it I couldn't get the words out but um I knew I knew it was going to be touching to everybody else as well welcome back everyone to another episode of inspiration for the nation and life is multifaceted we have so many times in life where it's filled with happiness and joy and unfortunately there's moments in life that is filled with hardships and struggles and challenges and this episode we get to explore both sides of Life Levin as a wickedly talented musician and he's always so joyful and putting on a show in in empowering people to enjoy the moment but he's also gone through a few struggles in his life we talk I talk to him about his divorce I talked to him about the loss of two of his brothers on separate occasions and just going through life and and just really figuring it out and what it's all about I truly enjoyed this episode this episode is in memory of Ben Jacob schleimatt it is also in memory of Miriam sarabas Yakov Moshe here is my conversation with Ellie Levin I'm Jacob Langer and you're listening to inspiration for the nation okay so let's start with your name Ellie Levin how many people no e at the end

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  1. 0:00till today every almost every event that I do people come around to say that they
  2. 5:56materialistic but I didn't know if it was because of just going to high school becoming
  3. 12:25ended up much more being about Amazon it was like uh it was a serious Amazon
  4. 18:57I'm lucky that I'm divorced to such a good person wow that's really beautiful and and
  5. 25:19I still remember like that Mata Shabbos my mother called me I was scheduled to do
  6. 31:38for to say you know to say over this story about the amazing place that my
  7. 37:23Minkin each episode delves into various topics and challenges that so many people have or could
  8. 44:24deal with different losses loss of a job loss of a sibling with a child parent
  9. 50:41make things difficult and you see certain people like they come in and out like uh
  10. 57:10answer if I if I were to think of that no aunt there's no right of

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