New Beginnings (Ep. 187) - 4th Anniversary!

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

hi this is dodolowski and welcome back to the robertlowski show thank you thank you very much it's been a while uh because uh you know we try not to film on the holidays and uh you know so we were able to make a few of them beforehand but uh you know it's been a while I'm sitting here in the uh luxurious robertolski studio with my uh it's Farm behind me ready and available for me to just pull out whenever I need them but anyway through the magic anyway uh so uh oh yeah so wherever you uh whether you're watching with our friends over time I forgot the Holyfield well you're watching with our friends over at Tony time whoever you watch or listen to your podcasts as always it is exciting to have you along as we begin the fifth year of the rabbi olowski show this is we've done four years of this and as I reflect on these past four years it is amazing to me that I have the ability to just talk for hours and hours without any preparation whatsoever uh as I did in this podcast I um as I was leaving the house I said to my wife what should I talk about when I got here I asked my producer what should I talk about and finally it was a member of the studio audience who gave me a suggestion I was like okay I'll go then this another show that actually pays money to take out advertising you know and they advertise the topic they're going to talk about this week and the names of the guests who are going to be there and I said to Michaela I think we should do that too say the raviolovsky show this week's topic your guess is as good as ours

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1. 0:00hi this is dodolowski and welcome back to the robertlowski show thank you thank you very…
2. 5:09we are making a change in classical I'm just one person and uh I I've mentioned…
3. 10:18to me and say you know I listened to the podcast I really enjoy the podcast…
4. 18:35on his shoes you you walk that mile he said to me once and I and…
5. 23:45a it's an important story I was at a shabaton someplace in the world for students…
6. 29:30like a river that just keeps on flowing I took a wrong turn and I just…
7. 34:36and then once they hit the book that's it they just they fall apart but luckily…
8. 39:42and they looked at him and said what are you kidding me you know you missed…
9. 45:24so yeah it's really hard to forgive when someone does something particularly terrible to you and…
10. 50:38and we're gonna stand up there and we're gonna say you know we will not bow…

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