Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including taking challa from Trader Joe’s bread, adding a candle for a child that passed away after birth, ribbis on credit card points, moving a garment that was put in the wrong place and opening a can on Shabbos.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including Tu Bishvat customs, order of brachos on fruit, opening a fridge on Shabbos, asking a non-Jew to turn on LED lights, and all new clothing for a chosson and kalla.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including enjoying Cashback from a donation, women affixing mezuzos, selling a tallis to a non-Jew, grooming, tweezing or waxing on Rosh Chodesh, using a food chopper or a can opener on Shabbos, and toiveling Hazorfim dishes.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including processing fees for maaser given via credit card, taking an instant Covid test on Shabbos, two chazzonim splitting shachris, kashering an induction stove, walking in front of one who finished shmoneh esrei, and more on mincha after candle lighting.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including toiveling gifts, when to make an upshernish that falls out on Shabbos, kiddush between 6 and 7 if not feeling well, how early can one take in Shabbos, making a mikva kosher on Shabbos, and more on the Alter Rebbe’s ksav.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including Alter Rebbe’s ksav and mixing mezuzos, reciting kaddish for a non-Jewish parent, attaching a lining to a coat on Shabbos, making havdala before maariv, and handling milchigs and fleishigs while wearing a bandaid.

Watch at 7 PM: Harav Gedalya Oberlander will answer practical halachic questions including buying seforim with maaser money, using remaining menorah oil, bread made with beer, kashering crystal dishes, zippering a sweater with words on Shabbos, and when to make a bracha when toiveling keilim.