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By: Mordy & M.W.

Rabbi’s Sons’ Side — hosted by Mordy and M.W, two rabbi’s sons giving an inside look at the life nobody really talks about. From funny stories and chill conversations to real discussions about family, community, pressure, and purpose — it’s the honest, entertaining, and sometimes chaotic side of growing up in a rabbi’s home.

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Episode 3: Rabbi’s Son Syndrome
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Yesterday at 9:04 PM

In this episode, M.W. sits down with Moshe Hajioff for a meaningful conversation about “Rabbi’s Son Syndrome” — what it is, the challenges that can come with it, and how growing up in a rabbi’s home can shape a person. While touching on some of the struggles, the conversation focuses on the positive side: the lessons Moshe has learned from his father, the values he’s picked up along the way, and the qualities he admires most. A thoughtful, chill discussion filled with personal stories, reflection, and appreciation for the unique experience of being a rabbi’s son.


Episode 2: The Rabbi at the Simcha and Modox
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06/02/2026

In this episode, Mordy Goldman and M.W. take a fun look at some of the most familiar parts of a rabbi’s life. From simchas and community events to the little habits and funny moments they’ve noticed growing up around rabbis, they share stories and observations from a rabbi’s son’s perspective. They also get into the world of Modern Orthodoxy, discussing different styles of rabbis, how they approach their roles, and the unique challenges that come with serving a diverse community. A mix of laughs, insights, and behind-the-scenes perspectives from the Rabbi’s Sons’ Side.


Episode 1: Shtark But Relatable
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05/15/2026

Episode 1 — Welcome to the Rabbi’s Sons’ Side In the first episode, Mordy and M.W. kick things off with a chill conversation about what it’s actually like growing up as rabbis’ sons. They talk about the funny side, the behind-the-scenes side, and also why they’ve come to really admire their dads and how difficult being a rabbi can actually be. Just two friends talking openly, sharing stories, and giving a real look into a life most people only see from the outside.