Conversation with All Daf Maggidei Shiur (Part l)

hi it's mostly straight from all - we have a great opportunity to interview some of them I get a shear before it's Luis we ask them some basic questions how do you prepare for your shear how do you even get into def yummy in the first place anything unique about your shear hacker that Jaime Lerner spend his voice now that we're deep within a set of Shabbes many people are fearing Moustakas Arvind what message is the half of them anything special you could tell our audience to encourage them to push through with the end of the show is coming up can you give us a special message for Shoeless and a closing message for the old off learners stay tuned for a three-part series coming out this week have a wonderful day and a wonderful hunt if you tell us a little bit about your background how'd you get into that feeling me and NAT is saying a sheer anything unique you focus on what do you try to give over to the audience it's a very very interesting story I think two and a half cycles ago they were finishing my second NIDA and there was a lot of excitement in the air so you mush on us you mush as and I got excited it just hit me and it's in a split second and I said to myself I have two options either I could start me down when I'm excited or wait till better hooked and I'm sure if I would have waited a little bit I thought that I would have cooled down and I wouldn't have done it so I picked up neither they told me well I like to at least give them the Gemara & Roisin you know I think you give them some toast for team outside if we're doing I got there I like to do all the my hard shells with them not inside but outside and of course if we could throw in and bottom line with the cold and I've always wanted to learn that feel me always want to be able to go through shots I started a number of times not successful only made it a couple months in and then before the cycle I had a neighbor of mine it actually asked me to give him a shear so I said ok we'll give it a try a friend of mine asked me like the record this year and send it to him said ok why not we'll give it a try I and then he sent it out to a few people and inside that another few people and then the quick talk was born you know before you know it and I appreciate the uniqueness that people have people have given me the opportunity of preparing this year which is just straight forward and to the point simple tomorrow hush up shot with some Rashi thrown in there and that's it people just want to know the dolphin I'm sayin to be able to get a shoe like that I grew up in Brooklyn I went to you know high mushishi literacy achieve is brisk lake woods the real you know Ian type of learning you she wish the type of learning and it was the furthest thing from my mind learning deaf IME I was the type of person literally it's not like the type I remember me and my producer we a bugbear bhishma literally for three months and that's the type of learning that we did so learning WME was definitely not on my radar and how it happened was actually a very interesting story I never went to like that for yelling me I was just I was sad and learn the Chrysler you Shiva and I got married and my sure my father-in-law took the family to the SEMA show I was like I was the young son-in-law and the first one so you know I was alone for the ride and within the Continental Airlines Arena and they're all these speeches am is beautiful is so inspiring but I'm like I'm a book person so what am i doing I see they give the first dog over there process oh my god give us - yes you know what am i doing over here I said you know let's I told my younger brother I was joking I was kidding with him I said let's let's do the first time you know we're sitting here anyways as I make the most of our time I said you if you if you start now you can finish Oz before you get married I'm Eva I'm learning the senior you know I can't do that says you mean you know busy I am three start my day and I was - doing air I was teaching I was doing all these different things and possible since okay but let's learn we said that we learnt the first I'm an ischemic bronchus starting off and I saw an ad the deer shoe and the rest is history I got sold on that for me it's something that I'm very proud of that we're doing as a resource for or so many different factions to utilize it's a shear on tasteless with the DEF CON style that varnish em still gets so much feedback all over the world regarding the data time and we're doing that with Isis which there are other mediums that are trying to also now addressed Isis because Isis is it's it's really it's me it's the screw and it ties together all the boards you know you have me Gomorrah but we all go through Tyson's all roads lead through Isis and Gomorrah she is one unit and then there's everything else in all of the public literature with how long someplace give me you can't go anywhere without tasters and old of is having that feature they have a kind clarity of a small introduction what today's gonna talk about the taste is just giving you the choices in as bet as a basic text as possible and quickly summarizing when necessary after the Tice's we're doing that on midterm so for a lot of SHM on every da hopefully in Jos I was I started learning to feel me when rabbi Shalom Rossiter gave me a call once and he asks that he's looking for a solution to learn to heal me with and I was really interested in learning that I was interested in Sheol and bastard so we started learning together so that's how I started learning that feel me and a couple of months we started with creases a couple of months later we were sitting in the basement Irish and willing we were singing bass mentioned ers in the local high school here in America and Willig standing remained there came over to us he's a little older than us he's much bigger tomahawk from the need for sure and and he said new whoever you're learning you def you're me both have shoes you have to start saying it dummy shared that girl is gonna make it seem a shia-sunni sure so we thought it was crazy we thought no Russians would be interested in the Deaf you know me we both had very tiny shoals at the time and but he pushed any push sure of doctor willing is not the kind of person to give up easily and and we listened so we both started giving deaf youngish room that's why I started getting into the filming as far as what is unique about my cheer I don't think there's anything particularly unique about my share so what I do I just say over try to say the Gemara as clearly as I can I learnt a lot from learning with rosin all those years about how to arrange things in a clear way always put numbers to things the governor is gonna have three my limp answer this warn people in advance how many it's gonna be they can already mapped it out in their minds in advance but all of that everything that there's nothing unique it's just when I picked up for my rebellion massive losses I percussion have been saying that Flemish Yoram we just began now our fifth cycle so what I tried to do in saying my Shearer is try to bring the halacha Lamesa a practical halakhah from the gamora's were learning how to apply to a day to day life and I do it for a number of reasons one is I was once pyrovile Yosef so tell who I was telling him about our serum and how involved we are in the serum and he made that recommendation and I also find that many the people who participate in learning it as young this year and not necessarily individuals who have much other time for learning so this becomes their primary learning of the day of the week of their lives and of course halakhah is an important element we all have to know how to live our lives as religious Jews so if we don't have really much other free time to learn I try to take advantage of the heroic aspects of the Comoros that we're learning and how they could be applied to our day to day life of course when we're learning to sexy Shabbos that's obvious that we need to do and easy to do but I try to do it throughout all the Moscoso chefs start a number more than two cycles ago I never my father did not feel me all my life for many many cycles I grew up well he was doing it I never did I did it for a few weeks when my father was sick about 1990 or so he was sick for a couple weeks my brother and I know it started too the Dhafir couple weeks while he will he'd uh he didn't do it he caught up very quickly money apart I got better but remember to mystify in Zion I was the first off sent its direct you been lady in the mall my mother is stealing his knife I'm like wow this is tough you owe me this is amazing and you know then you get the next packet it's not every day is as exciting so to speak but it was always in the back of my mind at some point you know you want to see every dolphin shots I want to be able to do the first step of being Kona it is going through it so I know at some point but a couple of types of cycles ago was when I thought and you know my wife also had a big impact in terms of encouragement and it started it started at Croesus which is really the end of the cycle and we did it then and then when Brooklands came along a couple of guys in my all the members of my shul and wouldn t ER at the time asked you know you want to uh you want to learn the tough with us I said ok and then once they said with us it for did to uh turned into a cheer and on the second day breakfast up ml they said you know you mind if we record it and that's how the recording started and gathered the Tamiya you know kind of has a life of its own but no we do it day by day and no bar Hashem I've had to be able to learn as many of you who have been don't had to connect to uh each day off every single day for the past number of up cycle two cycles of the gold dream with that every top up the brush Emma you know the all death has now but I wanted to take it to the next level for uh for myself for others and that's picking one sukhiya playing politics on that such gothic sometimes London's on every daf1 topic twenty minutes to be able to delve deeper as are my three I'm said food cycles ago seemed ago he says if you've done the top it's like going through a a new country you go visit so you do the main types let's act if I'm you go you've already done the main site you want to do you wanna get a little deeper you want to know it a little more oh like once you've done the top a traffic jam you've had a lot of you saw those mentioned you know the tour little deeper regard one or two issues on the DAF 20 minutes a little package mini shear that you know that complements that and supplement you know to listen to the regular DAF a few minutes or so Duff and then add that to the one Columbus on the DAF you know for that cheer we try to do it almost as many days as we can Bharata being that you're busy and you have other responsibilities when do you have time to prepare for this year and has anything changed during Koba 19 that has forced you to alter your preparations you have to call bout time and that time means that you have to shut your phone and you can't be interrupted every day's a different time I don't have a set time when I do it but that time becomes dead to the world Co but actually has made it easier for me because I'd less responsibilities to the congregants was we just not getting out let's function less social functions so there's a silver lining in that as well that I have a little easier preparation time when always varies it could be any time from five o'clock in the morning before the kids wake up to way late at night after the kids go to sleep any time in between then is fair game I'm sorry getting a myriads of answers and it's fascinating because we go to the old additional events and my wife tends she's I say she's the speaker in the family and she tends to speak and and and they add and all the other women are saying like yeah my husband becomes a t-shirt tested said you can't talk to him or whatever my wife's like I don't know my husband just like a regular husband I don't know it and and the way I prepare is really an Co but is the same thing it's whatever Life brings and that's that's my mo and how I how I deal with life it could be two o'clock in the morning it could be whatever the life brings to my schedule that's how I prepare I have I have my work that I do at my other shoe that I do it's it's it's it's as it comes along and yet W komen has changed it I tell people I'm a twenty five percent capacity so for all you people out there Alicia sawdust I had to put a shove a lot of different things although I actually started new projects right now but it's like you have to come to the witness and and the mahai about bring it up it's you can't come tomorrow empty-handed so whatever is good things gonna take that's how I prepare for the death prepare for the shear every morning I do it in the morning before I give the share the shares at 6:15 so I wake up a little bit earlier and I prepare in the morning that's always been my Mahalo cuz I'm a morning person my mind is fresh in the morning at night it would take me three times as long to prepare at night so I've always been a morning person it's a little bit of time pressure because if you're allowing yourself an hour to prepare for the Shearer and it's a really tough blood and air even so then you dive in for some Seattle dish mayor and you hope that you're that you're make it through anyhow and they're like you'll have any pity me while you're giving this year that you'll figure out the Gomera as you're saying which does happen sometimes the dish mayor and sometimes you just don't get it but you try your best and it's changed at furthering the company during The Cove 19 period only in the sense that and because there's not see we're still here there's not scalable seed world and so I didn't leave a secret every day so I had to make up a little bit earlier and then fit by seeking like right in the middle of my preparation of the death you know in order to let's make everything work everybody has their unique style in how they live and how to war first year and how they prepare is here and what I have discovered is that the need for having a schedule when you prepare and what you prepare is critical and doing it and if you do it on a regular basis in a very organized way it will become easier to do in general my family knows and that in my opinion one of the most important qualities one needs to have in life is being organized organized people are much more successful in my opinion are much more capable to accomplish more and as the one thing as it is are preparing a shear for seven days a week and it is certainly a challenge if you have an organized approach to it it certainly becomes easier to do in a way covered 19 has certainly made it easier for me to prepare this year I know nobody says the cover 19 made anything easier but for me in one regard it made it easier because I live in Brooklyn I work in Manhattan and spend on the regular circumstances at least two hours or more a day traveling back and forth from work and that time on the subway is spent for preparing this year now preparing this year on a subway if anybody's ever traveled to subways of New York City you correcting noise is in itself a challenge and certainly getting a seat is the first most important element to successful preparation now that we are unfortunately not able to go to our offices so I still need though that time to prepare but it's much easier to prepare in my home than standing or even sitting on a subway car every day's a challenge people people have asked me so how many often my go ahead I said tomorrow's you know that can't can't be that far enough ever give me a lot of different she just kind of be prepared I know I once spoke to a hockey team that get stuck two hours in the morning early prepare the DAF I I can't go to sleep without having it the night before everybody's everybody's different but you try to try to find time try to figure out exactly obviously when I'm know before the for the the muggy festrunk you know there was different schedules you know finding time but now it's like all the kids have been home past couple months that's the biggest challenge having everybody in the house my wife's a pediatrician so she goes out and he works I'm home with the kids all day getting everything fun with the zooms and the classes and and it's uh ballon dink but I kind of wake up early couple hours before everybody else and try to prepare then and yeah the different type of preparation you know the the DAF was a doc sheer again try to pack it in with as much as many be shown in my thrown in using the mister the Peoria the haha that's some other you know sparring or just sticking him know as much as as won't keep back in I'll talk about that those two more in a minute but again this is the for the first question is you know what topic talk about hope at the top and try to figure out one one point that people would want to know more about something crucial something important about this often shots there you sowed that it's not teachers offs they try to uh to bring out to you know to at all that's that's what it is it takes you know depending on the topic whether it's something that's more familiar or less familiar that's you know there's this farmer out there and the a lot of the work has been done ready whether it's the mid-city back in the Mississippi uh whether it's the you know other mow far Jim other sit freak obits on every misete that has its farm so but he weren't backwards and Thursday when you're preparing a cheer and we have to look everything up that's the crucial even if one is uh preparing a cheer and you're using a safer that is a safe that gathers the crucial point for one's own learning and to be able to give it over properly is to look up the original source can be shown in the acronym that's because that's that's key in terms of being able to give it over and to be able to appreciate reaching what though with its or set