Jewish Talk

Rabbi Perl discusses kindness, the importance of embracing truth, and the ramps and ladders of life.

Rabbi Perl talks about Tu Bishvat. The holiday celebrates and shows appreciation for trees.

Rabbi Perl tackles the difficult subjects of abuse, mental health, and suicide. The hope is that talking about these topics will help facilitate healing and prevent future occurrences.

Rabbi Perl discusses how life is a highway. He emphasizes the importance of the journey and not necessarily the destination.

Rabbi Perl explores the topic of dreams in Judaism. He touches upon hidden meaning in dreams, suggestions for coping with a bad dream, the conflicting opinions among Jewish scholars about dreams, and more.

Rabbi Perl discusses the dangers associated with social distancing and isolation.

Rabbi Perl discusses how the Torah talks about mind altering substances. Rabbi stresses the importance of finding happiness without drugs including alcohol.

Rabbi Perl discusses the significance of oil on Chanukah.

Rabbi Perl discusses the great holiday of Chanukah.

Rabbi Perl discusses the 19 Kislev holiday and similarities it shares with Thanksgiving. He also talks about the importance of changing and looking for new ideas and ways to manage difficulties as Jacob did in the Old Testament.

Rabbi Perl explains why angels are not welcome.

Rabbi Perl discusses various Jewish subjects.

Rabbi Perl talks about the secret to positive relationships.

Rabbi Perl asks, "Would Abraham get vaccinated against COVID-19?" Rabbi Perl presents Torah based arguments for both sides and draws a surprising conclusion.

Rabbi Perl discusses tattoos and the laws of Judaism.

Rabbi Perl discusses a variety of topics related to Judaism.

Rabbi Perl helps his audience understand who needs religion.

Rabbi Perl discusses the blueprint for a happier and more fulfilling life. He also talks about the lulav and the etrog and their symbolism as related to Sukkot.

Rabbi Perl talks about ideas and thoughts surrounding how people value themselves and others.

Rabbi Perl discusses the holiday of Yom Kippur.