JEM Content Hub

The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, is the most recorded Jewish leader in history, with thousands of hours of video and audio recordings and hundreds of thousands of photos of his life and teachings.

The JEM Content Hub will enable you to learn and be inspired directly by this master teacher of Torah and its application in daily life. Browse, search and navigate curated film, video, and audio recordings of the Rebbe, alongside first-person stories from JEM’s acclaimed “My Encounter with the Rebbe” oral history project.

Be uplifted as the Rebbe teaches a plethora of timely topics with practical life lessons; listen in as the Rebbe advises individuals to navigate their challenges – whether in parenting, business or relationships. Join thousands as they are swept up in the notes of a heartfelt Chasidic melody, browse meticulously-restored archival photos, or experience a full-length Farbrengen (Chasidic gathering and public address) with the Rebbe.

From casual beginner to advanced scholar, JEM Content Hub gives you the ability to quickly access materials at every level.

Featuring an always-fresh “launcher” page, clips arranged by topics and access points to JEM’s unparalleled video, audio and photographic archives. The JEM Content Hub app features indexes, visualizations and powerful searches.

Your path to real life direct-from-the-source Torah study begins here.

CURATED MATERIALS INCLUDE: • Full-length documentary films • Short talks on thousands of topics • Hundreds of timeless moments captured on film • Thousands of one-on-one encounters with practical advice • Almost 1,000 episodes of Living Torah • Thousands of stories of the Rebbe, told by first-person participants • Hundreds of lovingly-preserved vintage films Presented in English, Hebrew, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Hungarian

FULL-LENGTH ARCHIVAL TREASURES: • Hundreds of hours of video recordings • Thousands of hours of audio recordings • Hundreds of thousands of photos • Content summaries and transcripts