0469 - Set Times by the Rebbe Part 3

00:00 Concerning at what time the weekday farbrengens would start. So it comes out that originally the farbrengens would start at eight thirty. Later it changed to nine o'clock, and later it changed to nine thirty. Rabbi Goldstein told me that he even has a movie that his father took from a weekly farbrengen, and there you could see the clock that it's eight thirty. There is also a svora that some say that the reason the farbrengens changed to nine thirty, because when the farbrengens started going on the radio, the radio did not have empty space till nine thirty. That's why the farbrengen had to start at nine thirty. But in Purim Tov Shemehem Hey, the Rebbe said that the reason the farbrengen's nine thirty is because not to be mevalvoh the sidre Yeshiva, not to mix up the sidre Yeshiva. The seder goes till nine thirty, but melech would not farbreng before. So these are all the things concerning the timing of the farbrengen. But lepeal, it settled in later years that the farbrengen, every time there was a farbrengen in the weekdays, it was nine thirty.