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Episode list

Celebrity fitness expert Jillian Michaels; Cody Harris, Bubba Thompson and Chris Booger Brown ("The Cowboy Way: Alabama"); chef Betty Fraser whips up a peanut butter cup crème brulee; Paige Hemmis makes a DIY winter wreath; Ali Fedotowsky Manno re-invents old boots; Ken Wingard makes a DIY teapot lamp; Dr. Sonya Batra discusses winter skin care; chef Vanessa Seder (book, "Secret Sauce") cooks a pan roasted port tenderloin; Larissa Wohl discusses finding the right doggy daycare; parenting expert Erika Katz (book, "Bonding Over Beauty"); Mark Steines discusses the right way to use everyday items;

Actress Taylor Cole, from the Hallmark Channel original movie, One Winter Weekend (2018); TV personality Tia Mowry joins us with DIY hairstyles; actor Alex Roe talks about his movie, Forever My Girl (2018); Kym Douglas discusses beauty routines for the new year; Jane Lockhart makes espresso swirl cheesecake; Orly Shani makes a DIY firewood storage ottoman; Sue Hitzmann discusses how to alleviate winter pain; Pati Jinich makes bacon and lentil soup with plantains; Shirley Bovshow discusses how to care for cyridium orchids; Paige Hemmis makes a DIY snowy windowscape;

Rabbi Robert N. Levine, DD, led Congregation Rodeph Sholom for three decades, its tenth Senior Rabbi from 1991 to 2021. An inspiring teacher, speaker, counselor, and frequent guest of local and national media, he has been beloved by congregants and community alike.

Rabbi Levine was ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1977 and received his Doctor of Divinity Degree in March 2002. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Columbia College.

Rabbi Levine is the author of three books. What God Can Do For You Now: For Seekers Who Want to Believe; Where Are You When I Need You? Befriending God When Life Hurts; and There Is No Messiah and You’re It: The Stunning Transformation of Judaism’s Most Provocative Idea.

Especially active in communal affairs, he is a past President of the New York Board of Rabbis, as well as having served as Vice-President and Chairman of its Interfaith Committee. He was Chair of the Catholic-Jewish Dialogue with the Archdiocese of New York, the publications committee of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, and is a member of the Commission of Religious Leaders of New York City, the American Jewish Committee, and Synergy/UJA Federation. He served on the Planned Parenthood Federation of America Clergy Advocacy Board and the Muslim Jewish Advisory Council.

Among his many awards are the New York Board of Rabbis’ Maria and Joel Finkle Prize for Rabbi of the Year; the International Humanitarian Award by the World Union for Progressive Judaism alongside Ehud Barak, former Prime Minister of Israel; the Westy Award from the West Side Spirit; the Champion of Choice from NARAL; the All Stars Project Bridge Building Award for Leadership in Community Relations; and he was inducted into the Manhattan Jewish Hall of Fame in 2020 by the Manhattan Jewish Historical Initiative.

Rabbi Levine and his wife Gina are blessed with three children, their spouses, and grandchildren.

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