It's A Sin To Hide Our Talents W/ Rabbi Rapoport

In this episode of the ‘In Search of More’ podcast hosted by Eli Nash, Rabbi Avrohom Raoport discusses his unexpected journey into content creation during the COVID-19 pandemic, using social media to teach Judaism and inspire others. He emphasizes the importance of sharing one's unique gifts with the world, even amid initial doubts, and highlights the power of engaging content in a spiritual context. Rabbi Rapoport also reflects on the value of community, the significance of Shabbat for disconnecting from technology, and the role of positive online content in fostering connections and combating anti-Semitism. Throughout the conversation, he encourages individuals to explore their faith, engage with diverse Jewish traditions, and embrace their personal talents.
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[@sholom11]

Eli, I've listened to at least a dozen of your podcasts. Very intriguing indeed, but rarely do I find myself literally laughing out loud.
That is until the cold plunge / Mikvah theory of Lubavitch's success.
(You might not be wrong, but it was so radical it made me laugh 😂)