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Photos: Eli Cobin For Nissim Black, the rap artist and inspirational speaker who has devoted the past decade teaching people about emunah and Hashem’s unconditional love, battling COVID-19 was a learning experience on the most fundamental level. He says it clarified something he’s been struggling with from the time he converted to Judaism in 2013.
Whether or not we learn daf yomi, we’re all climbers, struggling one day at a time to achieve our goals One year ago I canceled my home Internet plan and received a priceless gift instead. Two years ago I would have rolled my eyes at such a declaration. That’s nice, but it’s not for me. I never loved the fact that the computer was constantly beckoning, but in today’s world it’s simply the reality — and who was I to pick a fight with reality?
A: Speak to Sheya After more than three decades on the front lines, veteran Jewish music producer Sheya Mendlowitz is still at it — sniffing out new stars, genres, and styles for a most discerning crowd, and making sure there’s enough pizza to keep everyone happy when the work seems overwhelming. From Creating a young chassid named Avremel to finding a class act for HASC, he never ceased bringing freshness to an ever-changing, discriminating industry.
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