Stephen Savitsky sits down with the Executive Director of Yeshivat Migdal Hatorah, Shmuel Katz about The Haredi Press in America.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky speaks with Rabbi Jeffrey Saks, one of the editors of “To Mourn a Child: Jewish Responses to Neonatal and Childhood Death.”

In To Mourn a Child, Rabbi Saks and Dr. Wolowelsky have assembled an anthology which consists primarily of personal accounts written by parents and other family members who experienced this devastating loss. In addition, there are essays by rabbis and healthcare professionals and selections from traditional Jewish sources.

“To Mourn a Child: Jewish Responses to Neonatal and Childhood Death” is published by OU Press and available here www.ou.org/oupress/item/100177

Steve Savitsky talks with former basketball phenom Tamir Goodman about his new book.

Tamir Goodman was dubbed “The Jewish Jordan” by Sports Illustrated for the unorthodox combination of basketball prowess and devout faith that he brought with him onto the court as a top-ranked high school recruit, D-I and professional basketball player. Goodman’s book features practical basketball training tips, strategies to contend with the mental side of the game, and game-like scenarios to demonstrate how this advice will pay off on the court.

Stephen Savitsky Interviews Harold Berman & Gayle Redlingshafer Berman about their book “Doublelife: One Family, Two Faiths and a Journey of Hope”

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Stephen Savitsky talks to Shaindel Simes about how her family adjusted after the crippling accident.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve interviews Yocheved Debow about this critically important subject, and how you can approach it with your children.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve interviews Dave Rosner about cracking jokes to such a “tough” crowd.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews CJ Kramer about his company, KolRom Multimedia, and the power of humor to teach people lessons.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Meet him! Stephen Savitsky talks to Eli Lebowicz about being hilarious on demand.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

The answer is yes if you are Ruchama Feuerman. Steve Savitsky talks to Ruchama about her “novel” career.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

An alternative approach. Steve Savitsky talks with Vanessa Brookes.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Introducing: parent volunteer programs. Steve Savitsky talks with Yaakov Goldstein.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Sara Goldsmith, tourism manager for a fascinating kibbutz (settlement) in the Valley of Spring.

Read about Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu at Jewish Action in On and Off the Beaten Track in…Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu.

The prayer for the welfare of the State of Israel, like the country for which it is recited, is often at the center of controversy. In Prayer for the Welfare of the State of Israel, Rabbi Steinberg presents a balanced, intellectually honest, fascinating analysis of the history and philosophy of the prayer. Read the review atJewish Action and get your copy at OU Press today.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

“Self-hating Jews are the biggest challenge to the Chareidi world.” Steve Savitsky talks with Yitzhak Frankfurter, editor of Ami magazine, about Chassidic and Haredi viewpoints on challenges facing their community.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Fayga Marks talks to Steve Savitsky about her time in the IDF as a chareidi woman and the opposition she faced down to get there.

“I don’t care if it’s inappropriate. This is my dream.”

Read more about Fayga Marks’ journey at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Pessie (Sherry) Horowitz about how she pursued the atypical path of poetry.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Peter Abelow, a tour-guide in Israel (among many other things), about family trip ideas in Israel.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Rabbi Nachum Rabinowitz, Rabbinic Coordinator at the Orthodox Union, discussing what gebrochtz–broken-down matzah, which is used an ingredient in products further–is all about.

Speaking of gebrochtz, read Hold the Knaidlach at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews the IPA‘s Nathan Diament about the effort to get FEMA funding for synagogues that sustained damage in Sandy.

Support the OU/IPA’s efforts to secure FEMA aid, obtain government support for Jewish education, protect the religious freedom of our shuls, ensure the security and welfare of Israel and more. Help our causes today. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve interviews Helen Nash about her healthy kosher cuisine that makes no compromise on taste.

Read a review of Helen Nash’s New Kosher Cuisine: Healthy, Simple & Stylish at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Moshe Coan about Zivug Zone, a new online dating service that “[utilizes] scientific research that supports ‘the compatibility principle,’” creating a unique matching system that only shows highly compatible profiles–saving you so much more than just time.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Rabbi Shlomo Weissman, Director of the Beth Din of America. Do they always try to achieve a compromise? Is it an extremely slow process?

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Josh Spinner–Vice President of the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation and the Director of the Beit Midrash of Berlin, a Torah education and outreach center for Jews in Central Europe–about the Torah Judaism that’s alive and well in Germany.

Check out Jewish Action‘s Q & A with Rabbi Josh Spinner about the country that boasts some of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the world.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve’s interview with Rabbi Aryeh Lightstone about the tremendous acts of hospitality, kindness and general heroism following Sandy.

Support the OU Emergency Fund to Aid Institutions and Community Members and help our communities recover and rebuild. 100% of funds go directly to those in need. Donate now.

Check out Hurricane Sandy: A Spiritual Response at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews D’vora Miller about the difficult task of bringing up kids that are–in a word–mensches.

Find out the 4 reasons kids are disrespectful and what you can do to avoid falling into these traps at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Judah Isaacs, Director of Community Engagement at the Orthodox Union, about the funds raised for victims of Sandy and what’s been achieved.

Support the OU Emergency Fund to Aid Institutions and Community Members and help our communities recover and rebuild. 100% of funds go directly to those in need. Donate now.

Check out the spring 2013 issue of Jewish Action for more on Sandy relief efforts.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Batya Jacob, Director of Educational Support for Yachad and Program Director for Our Way.

Read more about Yachad in Jewish Action. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Anne Nueberger about her organization Sister-to-Sister, which provides support for divorced women.

Steve Savitsky interviews Tzivia Reiter, author of Briefcases and Baby Bottles, about managing the work-life imbalance.

Read more from Tzivia on this pressing topic in the upcoming winter issue of Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Ann Koffsky about the conspicuous absence of women in Jewish publications.

Hear more from Ann Koffsky at Jewish Action: Please Put the Women Back In.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

American Orthodoxy has no sense of history. Records are not kept and documents go astray. Steve Savitsky talks with long-time reference librarian at Yeshiva University, Zalman Alpert.

Read more about the topic at Jewish Action: In Search of American Orthodox Jewish History.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Read more about Len’s “crazy” bee job at Jewish Action. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

We can connect with kids on a whole different level when we embrace technology. Steve Savitsky speaks with Rabbi Dov Emerson, Assistant Principal of DRS Yeshiva High School for Boys.

What does social media mean for our children? Psychologist, rabbis, teachers and parents weigh in. Read it at Jewish Action.  

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Stephen Savitsky interviews Alan Sakowitz, author of the book Miles Away…Worlds Apart, and the man responsible for taking down a Ponzi scheme so huge it could turn $18 into 2.7 billion. He contrasts this with the charitable individuals living in the same neighborhood whose interests lay beyond themselves and their own desires.

Check out Jewish Action for an in-depth review of Sakowitz’s Miles Away…Worlds Apart. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

But we’re still in bad shape–more than half are overweight or obese. Stephen Savitsky talks with Dr. Mendel Singer– Associate Professor of Public Health at Case Western Reserve University and Director of the Jewish Community Health Initiative–about how we can effectively tackle this weighty issue.

Can we create a less food-centric culture? Read about it at Jewish Action. 

Get tips from a certified nutritionist on how to keep your Shabbat eating under control.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Why we say “yes” to the internet and “no” to social media. Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Dr. Mordechai Yaffe, principal of Mesivta Ateres Yaakov in the Five Towns about how we should approach the internet. (Hint: realistically.)

What does social media mean for our children? Psychologist, rabbis, teachers and parents weigh in. Read it at Jewish Action.  

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

We’re looking at numbers as high as 50%. Stephen Savitsky speaks with Rabbi Elchonon Zohn, President of the National Association of Chevra Kadisha.

Unfortunately, cremation seems to be The Newest Trend in Jewish Life. Savitsky speaks again on the troubling subject. 

To hear more from Rabbi Zohn, stay tuned for the fall issue of Jewish Action. visit his website www.nasck.org or call him at 718-847-6280 or 888-CHEVRA-1 (243-8721). 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

At least one-third of Jews in America get cremated. Steve Savitsky talks with Doron Kornbluth about this disturbing–but growing–trend.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

The educational problems of this generation are not being overstated. Steve Savitsky gets a firsthand perspective from Rabbi Moshe Benovitz.

What does social media mean for our children? Psychologist, rabbis, teachers and parents weigh in. Read it at Jewish Action.  

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Moshe Elefant, COO of the OU’s Kashrut Department, about what it’s like to teach gemara (Talmud) to up to 1,800 listeners daily.

Read more about The Daf Heard Around the World at Jewish Action. 

Be part of the 1,800: Listen to Rabbi Elefant’s shiurim at oudaf.org. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky interviews Stanley Fischman on orderly, cogent approaches for improving children’s characters.

Learn more about the “Seven Steps” at Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Most abuse is perpetrated by people close to victims.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Yakov Horowitz, founder an menahel of Yeshiva Darchei Noam in Monsey and founder and director of Agudas Yisrael project.

Learn more about how we can teach our children to stay safe in Jewish Action. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky speaks with Tzipporah Harris on her movement to create greater unity amongst the Jewish people.

Tzipporah Harris speaks in greater depth about employing the power of unity in Jewish Action. 

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Orthodox Judaism has some negative stereotypes: repressive, sexist, outdated. Do we have a responsibility to change these perceptions?  Steve Savitsky talks with Allison Josephs, Founder and Director of Jew in The City, where she breaks down stereotypes about Orthodox Jews and Judaism.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with assemblywoman Amy Handlin (R-NJ 13th District). We don’t realize how much our quality of life is affected by what goes on at town hall, not just Capitol Hill.

Assemblywoman Amy Handlin speaks about lobbying in greater depth in Jewish Action.

Steve Savitsky talks with Moishe Bane about his online and print journal, Klal Perspectives, a forum where ideas can be raised in an open and respectful fashion.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Eli Gersten, Rabbinic Coordinator of OU Kosher, about its inner workings and rigorous standards of kashrut.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Shira Leibowitz Schmidt about her contrarian approach to achdut (unity).

Shira Leibowitz Schmidt speaks about Jewish unity in greater depth in Jewish Action.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Bracha Goetz about her program that matches up children and teens with much-needed mentors.

Bracha Goetz is the author of Let’s Stay Safe, a book reviewed in the Jewish Action summer issue. Read the review here.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Lieutenant Yoni Goldstein proves it is possible to be an Orthodox Jew in the United States Air Force.

Lieutenant Yoni Goldstein speaks about his unusual career in greater depth in How Did You Get Into THAT? of the spring issue of Jewish Action. Subscribe now to the quarterly magazine of the Orthodox Union devoted to representing a diversity of legitimate opinions within the spectrum of Orthodox Judaism.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Why are we, as Jews, so diverse? More importantly, why do we have so little tolerance for those who are different from us?

Steve Savitsky talks with Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, about Jewish unity.

Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks speaks about Jewish unity in greater depth in Jewish Action. Read what he has to say here.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Shraga Simmons, senior editor of Aish.com, the director of JewishPathways.com and the founding editor of HonestReporting.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Dr. Dovid Fox about the frightening effects the Internet has on our brains, psychology and social skills and how we can effectively deal with it.

Jewish Action posed a number of questions to leading rabbis and mental-health professionals about the various challenges facing the contemporary Orthodox family. Read what Dr. Fox, among others, has to say about current pressing issues. 

(Photo credit: AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere)

Steve Savitsky talks with Tomer Orni, CEO of the European Jewish Union, about the shooting that took the lives of three children and a father.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Yehuda Simes about the car accident that left him a quadriplegic, his ensuing day-to-day life, and how he keeps his chin up and faith intact.

(This interview may not be as clear as our others, but we have tried to do the best we can to make it as clear as possible. We urge you to listen as this message from an extremely inspirational person is very worthwhile.)

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

The true problems begin long before the divorce itself. Rabbi Feuerman, LCSW, addresses the key issue at play – and what we can do to avoid it. Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Simcha Feuerman, LCSW, Director of Community Mental Health Services for Ohel Beis Ezra. Rabbi Feuerman has a private practice specializing in high conflict couples and families.

Hatzalah answers: immodesty, delayed service and incapability. So Ruchie Freier explores opening a new emergency unit – an all-female one.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

When Rabbi Ari Sytner met his kidney recipient, both of their faces both lit up, and she started to cry. And she tried to say the words, “Thank you,” but she couldn’t. Because how do you thank someone for saving your life?

If you would like to know more about kidney donation, Rabbi Sytner welcomes your interest. Please email rabbisytner@gmail.com.

In a generation where the number of young couples filing for divorce is increasing–in a generation that yells, “Me, me, me!”–a healthy approach to a long-lasting marriage must be cultivated. Steve Savitsky talks with Matrimonial Attorney Mark Schreck about the problems and possible solutions surrounding today’s divorce rate.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

A society which discourages commitment. A too-short dating process. Unaddressed personal issues. High financial expectations. Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Dr. Harvey Belovski, Rav of Golders Green Synagogue in  London, England, about dating and marriage – and why they sometimes end in divorce.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

The best of modern day technology with faith-to-faith instruction at a lower cost. Savitsky discusses with  Executive Vice President of Yeshivat He’Atid, Gershon Distenfeld.

image: http://www.yeshivatheatid.org/

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Avi Berman, director of The OU Israel Center, and Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein, director of Interfaith Affairs for the Simon Wiesenthal Center, about the Beit Shemesh events that are on the minds and lips of Jews and non-Jews everywhere.

Recent events may have created an irreversible rift in the Modern Orthodox community. Steve Savitsky talks with Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein.

Savitsky Talks is a weekly 20 minute audio program with interviews and discussions that probe and explore contemporary Jewish life. Steve Savitsky’s unusually direct and objective approach make this program a refreshing take on the Jewish community’s often challenging role in the world.

Nathan Diament discusses terrorism and Shalit’s release, Pollard’s imprisonment and Biden’s commentary, and offers a well-rounded picture of political goings-on.