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You know, when I sing on stage, every song tells a story from my life. The audience feels it, they really do. My wife used to say music was my gift to share with people. And that's what I've always tried to do - share those moments, those feelings through my songs.

I guess that constant moving around just became my normal, you know, so I never really developed that deep attachment to a single front porch like some people do. It was all a bit of a whirlwind, but looking back, it gave me this weird sense of freedom that stayed with me forever.

You know, my boy's getting real good at the guitar now. He's about twice my size already, and when he hits those strings, it's like thunder. Funny thing is, some record executives who gave me trouble back then might hear him knocking on their door soon.

וואלה הייתי אתמול במסעדה, אני שואל את המלצר איך קוראים לשף? הוא אומר לי משה כהן. אני אומר לו רגע, זה משה מהצבא? מסתבר שזה באמת הוא, איזה קטע.

You know, I never thought I'd be into skateboarding, like the whole culture seemed weird to me, but then I spent an afternoon with Tony Hawk, just talking and watching him practice, and well, it kind of changed my perspective on the whole thing. And.

You know, it's like, when people get all worried about tomorrow and stuff, I just think, hey, look, God's got this whole thing figured out, you know? Just like my dad always said, when you trust in Him, everything else just kind of falls into place, you know what I mean?

You know, when I'm writing music, it's like, I'm just trying to capture these moments, these real life things we're all going through. Like, sometimes you're down, sometimes you're up, and man, that's where the real stories come from, you know what I mean? That's where God meets us.

It really comes down to that transformation, you know, because you can be sitting in that seat every Sunday and and still be lost. But once you truly understand your purpose and and who you are in Him, you know, everything just starts to click and the rest is history.