
An exploration of Lubavitch identity in 2023, hosted by Bentzi Avtzon.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

Rabbi Herschel Lustig was the dean of Oholei Torah Yeshiva, the largest Chabad boys school in America, for more than forty years and today serves as the Dean Emeritus.
In this episode, he shares his own personal background of how his family came to ... more
Reb Yitzchok Gniwisch survived World War II as a young infant together with his father and lives today in Montreal with his wife, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
In this episode, he shares his heartwarming story of the years after t... more
Rabbi Ronnie Fine is a shliach in the Queen Mary neighborhood of Montreal.He grew up in Toronto in a secular Israeli family, and his exploration as a teenager took him to Ohr Sameach in Jerusalem, then to Ner Yisroel in Toronto where he met Rabbi Ezr... more
Rabbi Yosef Minkowitz is the dean of Academie Beis Rivka in Montreal, Canada.
In this episode, he shares his memories growing up in Paris in the years following World War II before moving with his family to Brooklyn, NY where he studied in the famou... more
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Honest, engaging, and no punches pulled. Bentzi interviews an incredibly wide range of Lubavitchers and asks hard questions while also being incredibly respectful of what the Rebbe, chassidus, shlichus, Gimmel Tamuz, and the future of Lubavitch means. The only podcast that I feel is for “us.”
Great podcast to hear both from people with interesting ideas about chabad today and where it's heading and from people who were they're back in the day to share what it was like.
Thank you Bentzi for a very interesting podcast.
Can you please interview the Rosh from Los Angeles?
I really wish that the interviewer would not interrupt his guests so much and allow them more time to talk.
Bentzi. This podcast fits very well with your probing, curious, and intellectual yet open personality. May Hashem bless you to continue in your עבודת הקודש mechayil el chayil mitoch harchavah bgashmiyus vruchniyus gam yachad non-stop until MOSHIACH NOW!
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The series centers on Lubavitch identity, history, and personal experience, often weaving together deep philosophical questions with lived community insights. Conversations frequently explore themes like Temimus, leadership style of the Rebbe, openness versus tradition, and the balance between scholarship, spirituality, and everyday life within Chabad and broader Lubavitch circles. Guests span historians, community leaders, educators, and individuals with personal journeys—from surviving trauma and diaspora life to perspectives on inclusion, education, and outreach—making it a rich resource for listeners interested in religious identity, community dynamics, and resilience. A standout characteristic is its willingness to tackle difficult que... more
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Recent guests on Homesick for Lubavitch include:
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2. Rabbi Ronnie Fine
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