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How did Shabbos mode come to be - and what problems was it actually designed to solve? Rabbi Shmuel Katz, Rabbinic Coordinator at the cRc, joins R’ Yitzy Hisiger for a fascinating look at the history, halachic challenges, and ingenious solutions behi... more
What does “Shabbos Mode” actually do—and what doesn’t it do? Rabbi Shmuel Katz, Rabbinic Coordinator at the cRC, joins R’ Yitzy Hisiger for an important discussion about the halachic realities, potential pitfalls, and different types of Shabbos modes... more
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Rabbi Alexander Charlop, Rav Hamachshir for Pepsi, takes us behind the scenes to explain the surprising answers—including how Pepsi's secret formula ... more
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Interesting and informative, this information is invaluable to our community, hopefully will make a difference.
A behind the scenes look at Kashrus concerns. Really taught me some interesting things!
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The show centers on Kashrus, practical halacha, and how kosher supervision works in real-world settings—from factory oversight and travel to kitchen tech like sous-vide and beer production. Episodes blend expert rabbinic guidance with actionable tips for consumers, mashgichim, and planners, often featuring deep dives into certification processes, consumer safety, and how to verify Kashrus in hotels, restaurants, and on the road. A notable strength is translating complex halachic concepts into approachable, scenario-based guidance for everyday life and travel, with a strong emphasis on transparency, planning, and education for a Jewish audience and professionals in the Kashrus field.
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Recent guests on Let’s Talk Kashrus include:
1. Rabbi Yosef Fund
2. Rabbi Shmuel Katz
3. Yitzy Shmuel Katz
4. Rabbi Alexander Charlop
5. Rabbi Zvi Fishbane
6. Rabbi Sholem Yehuda Fishbane
7. Dovi Goldstein
8. Rabbi Dovid Cohen
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