Halachah. The word is as hard to pronounce as its meaning is to understand. "The way", "the walk" or "the path" all describe what's commonly oversimplified as Jewish "law". Brandon takes a long and winding walk through Brooklyn with an expert on Halachah to understand exactly where it came from and how it was made. A stop into the local matzah bakery shows him that like law, the recipe is ancient, exacting and very much alive.
Spirituality is a word that gets thrown around a lot these days - especially in LA - so Brandon visits a rabbi and rebbetzin to learn just what being "spiritual" even means. He's not convinced Judaism offers a solution, but when it's described more as music than religion, Brandon starts to hear t...
Dating these days, with all the apps and technology is kind of superficial. We want to connect with someone on a “soul-level”, but many of us have a hard time getting there. When Brandon meets with a matchmaker, he must answer what it is he is looking for—beyond swiping right for the next “hot gi...
The mikveh is more than just a hot tub for prayer, it's a holy and intimate place to be made pure, for refreshing the body and soul. In episode 5, Brandon visits the “Ritz Carlton of mikvehs” to fully immerse himself in Judaism. A dip in Holy water reveals that all relationships—even the one with...
