Radio and Radio Waves

A Polish Chassid once asked: “What can we derive for our Divine service from the telephone?” That what is said “here” is heard “there,” was the response. “And what about the telegraph?” That every single word costs, in a very practical and real sense. ...

Jono Gets a new cell phone so he can play snake all the time. Hilarity ensues.

As fate should have it our stereo system broke on us this past week. Unfortunately, this time Anton, our trusty mechanic, told us that it wasn't one of those quick fix situations...

Question: Recently, we stopped watching TV on Shabbat. Now my friends are telling me that TV has no place in a Jewish home. I think it behooves a Jew to be abreast of world events, and what better source than the television? Can we really remove ...

At the time Avraham Zigman was starting out on the path of Teshuva, he was working as a music radio host. He consulted the Rebbe as to what his next step on the path should be (1979).

Question: We have a very large congregation, and it is hard for everyone to hear the reading of the scroll of Esther (Megillah) properly. Because the use of electricity is allowed on the holiday of Purim (as opposed to Shabbat and other major holidays), ...

Sarah Question: I have difficulty understanding G‑d's presence in the world. First, I heard that there is a specific place there where the spiritual is connected to the physical in a way that does not happen anywhere else in the world: Jerusalem. I then ...