Billed as a "true tale of sex, drugs and Orthodoxy," Reva Mann's new autobiography "The Rabbi's Daughter" is not as titillating as its title would make it out to be. It's actually a comfort to Jews seeking a middle ground. Brian has the review here.

Brian's family stopped had singing zemirot around the Shabbat table. That is until Brian attended a concert of Pharaoh's Daughter who have reinvented the traditional Shabbat tunes.

A Japanese company is interested in Brian's new startup and is coming to Israel to meet him. Brian prepares a demo website in Japanese. When the Japanese don't respond, Brian wonders if he has caused them to lose face.

When is a chair not just a chair? When it becomes a metaphor for seeking perfection. Brian encounters his own personal demons in the search for batter back support.