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Shalom in the Home with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

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 One of the nation's best-known rabbis offers an engaging lecture that focuses on bringing shalom into your home. Rabbi Boteach touches on themes from his TLC television program Shalom in the Home and discusses parenting and the family, marriage and intimacy, and other issues. Audience members ask about specific problems facing their families.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach was named by Talkers magazine as one of the 100 most important radio hosts in America. He is the author of 15 books and is an acclaimed syndicated columnist who in 2005 won the American Jewish Press Association's highest award for commentary.

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A long-respected member of the Jewish intellectual community appears in this episode of Live at the 92nd Street Y. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach has had his own television program, his own column, and now he is answering audience questions about life, love, and Judaism. Boteach is, as always, a charismatic and engaging speaker. His advice is marked by compassion and wit and it's clear that he is truly listening to each of the audience members who approach him for wisdom.
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Outstanding! Very insightful!

excellent interview in front of a live audience. It was very well organized. It flowed well and I could listen to this again and draw more from it.

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Pure Rabbi Shmuley

Short, but packed with sincere insight. This is an interview with the Rabbi and the recording was excellent.

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Great read or listen in this case.

I can see now why he’s a leader within his community. Very fair with an outlook to help humanity not just Jewish people. I might pick up another one of his books.

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