How To Run A Meaningful Seder In The Era of COVID-19 (Part 10 of 12)

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This year, most of us are having seders that are a little different than what we'd anticipated. Some of us are doing it alone, when we're used to large family gatherings. Some are used to being guests, and are suddenly thrust into the limelight and role of "host." Most kids come home bursting with words of Torah from their classrooms, but this year, many haven't done their normal prep, changing the flow of the seder. In this episode, Rabbi Fohrman and Imu confront our expectations, throw them out--and suggest to us what to really focus on to make our seders meaningful this year.

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