Rabbi Shafir Roizman hosted by Torah Broker Sanford Burstyn engage in a thought-provoking conversation that challenges how we see our identity, growth, and success. In this episode of The Torah Broker, Rabbi Roizman explores dealing with antisemitism as an attack on our collective and individual Jewish identity, accessing Torah wisdom and integrating it into daily life, and a path to real growth rooted in Torah study. He shares a simple, practical approach to focusing on one step at a time, along with 3 steps to connect to something greater than yourself, From redefining marriage as becoming “one” to leadership lessons inspired by Good to Great this episode includes powerful lessons.

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Rabbi Shafir Roizman is the Rabbi of Cong. Ohr HaTorah, Phoenix Arizona and is known for making deep Torah ideas practical - helping people navigate real life, real challenges, and real growth.

Rabbi Shafir Roizman hosted by Torah Broker Sanford Burstyn uncovers the real issue facing Jews today.
Discover the depth of Torah wisdom and why it holds answers to every aspect of life.
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Rabbi Shafir Roizman is the Rabbi of Cong. Ohr HaTorah, Phoenix Arizona and is known for making deep Torah ideas practical - helping people navigate real life, real challenges, and real growth.

What is honor? And why does chasing it often push it further away? Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe to rethink how we define honor. Drawing from Torah wisdom and Ethics of the Fathers (Chapter 4:1), Rabbi Marlowe develops practical, life-changing insights.

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Rabbi Rafael Marlowe is a Phoenix-based Torah educator focused on adult Torah education and private learning for professionals.

What does it really mean to be strong? Is strength measured by power? Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe to explore this question through a Torah perspective. Drawing from Torah wisdom and Ethics of the Fathers (Chapter 4:1), Rabbi Marlowe develops practical insights for personal growth and resilience.

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Rabbi Rafael Marlowe is a Phoenix-based Torah educator focused on adult Torah education and private learning for professionals.

What does it mean to be wealthy? And why does more not always feel like enough? Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe to rethink how we define wealth. Drawing from Torah wisdom and Ethics of the Fathers (Chapter 4:1), Rabbi Marlowe develops practical, life-changing insights.

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Rabbi Rafael Marlowe is a Phoenix-based Torah educator focused on adult Torah education and private learning for professionals.

What is the difference between being "smart" and being "wise"? How can we become wiser? Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe to examine these questions through a Torah lens, challenging common assumptions about intelligence and growth. Drawing from Torah wisdom and Ethics of the Fathers (Chapter 4:1), Rabbi Marlowe develops timeless insights with real-life application.

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Rabbi Rafael Marlowe is a Phoenix-based Torah educator focused on adult Torah education and private learning for professionals.

In this episode of The Torah Broker, Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe who answers four timeless questions that define character: Who is wise? Who is strong? Who is wealthy? Who is honored? Drawing from Torah wisdom and Ethics of the Fathers (Chapter 4,1) Rabbi Marlow develops leadership insights, and practical life examples. This episode offers a powerful framework for personal growth and meaningful living.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:59 Who Is Wise?
08:28 Who Is Strong?
10:23 Who Is Wealthy?
13:09 Who Is Honored?
16:13 Humility and Leadership
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Rabbi Rafael Marlowe is a Phoenix-based Torah educator focused on adult Torah education and private learning for professionals.

In this episode of The Torah Broker, Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Rafael Marlowe giving over the Torah on relationships. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Torah and applying it to modern times, Rabbi Marlowe discusses relationships: responding instead of reacting, honoring the dignity of others, navigating parenting, caring for elderly parents, and maintaining real human connection in a digital world.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Introducing Rabbi Marlowe
02:20 Relationships
03:00 Relationship = Love + Respect
04:20 Relationship = Love + Respect + G-d
05:21 Human Commonality and Relationships
05:50 Virtues Are Attractive
06:20 Mark Benis (UCLA) Quote
07:20 Can’t Fool G-d
08:35 G-d Engineered the World with Levers, Switches, and Gears
12:35 Feel People’s Energy
13:50 Respond, Don’t React
14:35 G-d Provides the Spiritual Energy in Relationships
16:39 Tech - Replacing Human Contact
20:35 Reciprocity and Its Dividends

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In this episode Sanford Burstyn hosts Rabbi Alon Tolwin, founder of Aish HaTorah Detroit.

Moved from Jerusalem in the early 1980’s, he worked as a computer programmer at Ford in Dearborn. In 1985, he opened Aish Detroit offices in Birmingham and Franklin, Michigan. These suburbs of Detroit both had strong Jewish demographics.

With a $20,000,000 partner, 8 employees, and 10 volunteers, they did the same thing as Aish HaTorah Global — offering engaging adult Jewish educational programs that brought Jews together from across denominational lines. Its impact uplifted people to live more peaceful, thoughtful, and spiritual lives.

Rabbi Tolwin made Jewish learning fun and accessible. His legacy lives on through his son, Rabbi Simcha Tolwin, and daughter-in-law Rebbetzin Estie Tolwin.

Also learn about Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Aish Hatorah Global
 Aish (Fire in English) HaTorah was founded by Rabbi Noah Weinberg in 1974. Aish
HaTorah HQ is in Jerusalem (thanks to the Dan Family), and a ston…

This minisode features Rabbi Alon Tolwin exploring the rise of Jewish outreach and Aish HaTorah from its early beginnings within Orthodox communities to a global movement reshaping Jewish identity.

Led by visionary figures like Rabbi Noah Weinberg, outreach shifted toward reaching every Jew. From the famed Lakewood lectures to cultural milestones highlighted in Rolling Stone, the “Teshuva revolution” made Jewish learning bold, public, and influential.

Today, Aish outreach has evolved again, embracing social media, influencers, Israel advocacy, and identity-driven engagement to reach millions worldwide.

Learn about Rabbi Noah Weinberg - Aish Hatorah Global
 Aish (Fire in English) HaTorah was founded by Rabbi Noah Weinberg in 1974. Aish
HaTorah HQ is in Jerusalem (thanks to the Dan Family), and a stone’s throw to the
Western Wall.
 With deep resources of people, and money Aish delivers Orthodox Jewish education,
enlightens Jews in over 100 cities, in 11 countries, on 6 continents.
…

In this episode Rabbi Alon Tolwin, founder of Aish HaTorah Detroit talks about Aish Detroit and its impact on Jewish adult education.

Moved from Jerusalem in the early 1980’s, he worked as a computer programmer at Ford in Dearborn. In 1985, he opened Aish Detroit offices in Birmingham and Franklin, Michigan. These suburbs of Detroit both had strong Jewish demographics.

With a $20,000,000 partner, 8 employees, and 10 volunteers, they did the same thing as Aish HaTorah Global, offering engaging adult Jewish educational programs that brought Jews together from across denominational lines. Its impact uplifted people to live more peaceful, thoughtful, and spiritual lives.

Rabbi Tolwin made Jewish learning fun and accessible. His legacy lives on through his son, Rabbi Simcha Tolwin, and daughter-in-law Rebbetzin Estie Tolwin.

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