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Episode 3: Rabbi’s Son Syndrome
Episode 2: The Rabbi at the Simcha and Modox
In this episode, M.W. sits down with Moshe Hajioff for a meaningful conversation about “Rabbi’s Son Syndrome” — what it is, the challenges that can come with it, and how growing up in a rabbi’s home can shape a person. While touching on some of the struggles, the conversation focuses on the positive side: the lessons Moshe has learned from his father, the values he’s picked up along the way, and the qualities he admires most. A thoughtful, chill discussion filled with personal stories, reflection, and appreciation for the unique experience of being a rabbi’s son.
In this episode, Mordy Goldman and M.W. take a fun look at some of the most familiar parts of a rabbi’s life. From simchas and community events to the little habits and funny moments they’ve noticed growing up around rabbis, they share stories and observations from a rabbi’s son’s perspective. They also get into the world of Modern Orthodoxy, discussing different styles of rabbis, how they approach their roles, and the unique challenges that come with serving a diverse community. A mix of laughs, insights, and behind-the-scenes perspectives from the Rabbi’s Sons’ Side.
Episode 1 — Welcome to the Rabbi’s Sons’ Side In the first episode, Mordy and M.W. kick things off with a chill conversation about what it’s actually like growing up as rabbis’ sons. They talk about the funny side, the behind-the-scenes side, and also why they’ve come to really admire their dads and how difficult being a rabbi can actually be. Just two friends talking openly, sharing stories, and giving a real look into a life most people only see from the outside.