THE NISHMAS DOC (ft. Binyomin Miller) | EPISODE 3

If you had to sum up an Ishmas in one emoji, what would it be? >> [clears throat] >> All right, we're here today with Rabbi Weinberger, the one and the only, the CEO of Nishmas HaTorah, the one who started it all, the man behind the I think a very standard interview question would be, you know, walk us through a typical day in Yeshiva. We don't really care about that. Give us an atypical day. What's the craziest thing that could happen here? Every day. Every day is a crazy day. All right. >> I think I think ultimately when you when you walk in with your prepared script, that's not ever was for today's for good, but it definitely not doesn't work for today. And you just put your neshama out there. It talks to other neshamas. I love it. I love it. Yeah, we don't like prepared scripts. That's 100% true. Um I just wanted to ask you a question. Um what is special about Nishmas HaTorah? Is that an emphasis on the ha? Help a bachur have so much potential. They are here really truly to become real benei Torah. Let's do a shot of the guys learning in the Beis Medrash now. We're here with Rabbi Fink. Rabbi Fink. Rabbi Fink, what would you say is the secret to your success and [music] what makes you, as the other rabbaim have told me, the best rabbi in Yeshiva? Wow. Um I appreciate the A little honey for us. >> [music] >> I think it's just really really caring about each bachur. Loving them for who they are. >> Let's let's not do AI generated answers. Let's do real answers here. That's real. If you just say it, then it doesn't mean [music] anything, but if you feel it, then it does something. Do you ever see like let's say a ninth grader comes in and you're like, I hope he doesn't last till my shiur. Only if the guy's like a real nerd. We don't judge any other person. We don't know what someone else is going through. So, if you >> What if you know he's not going through anything? Like you know he's good. He's just annoying. You don't know. Each person comes along [music] with their set of challenges and you appreciate them for who they are. And I love a boy who's an underdog who maybe in another Yeshiva wouldn't have been accepted and we could go ahead and build him and make him great. I [music] I I love that. So, we're here with Rabbi Olanski whose official title is Nosi You know, I'm joking. Menahel. Menahel. If you had to sum up an Ishmas in one emoji, what would it be? Your face, you know, the covering the face one. I don't know which one that is. Monkey covering the face. All right. What would it take for a boy to be kicked [music] out of this place? Cholov stam. Oh, cholov stam is the Is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> the kicker. Yeah. Yeah, if you eat cholov stam, you're out. All right, we're here with Rabbi Fogel whose official title is the Mashgiach. In my days, it was a lot of yelling. Is there any of that? Right, so that's not my job. What I like to do, what I feel my position in the Yeshiva is to build the boys up and to let them know what they're all about, you know, their strengths and their possibilities and how amazing they are. That's actually my job. It's a great job. What's the worst thing you ever caught a boy doing? Wow.