Shalom, 
Over the past few years I have had several people ask me an effective way to learn the prayers of the siddur and how to memorize them.  Often I have found that repetition and rhythm seem to be the thing that has helped many the most learn their prayers and scripture.  So I decided to take on a project called Siddur Songz that does just that.  Though I am not a fan of rap music, I have found it is a great form  of repetition and rhythm to learn your prayers in the siddur.  Next week I will be releasing my album for FREE called "Siddur Songz" for you to download.  Not only will you get to hear me rap the prayers in the Siddur but you will also get each prayer transliterated in a PDF file for easy memorization and to practice the recitation of the prayers.  This is the first track on the album of the Shema.  Enjoy.
                                                                                                                                    -Rabbi Eh'bed Baw'naw

(Recorded 3/13/15 at Kehilat Melech Mashyach)
Rabbi Baw'naw discusses the two stories in chapter 2 of the book of John and how the story of the miracle at the wedding parallels the story of Creation in Bereishis and the Hasidic message within that story.
Rabbi Baw'naw also discusses the second story in John chapter 2 and how it relates to Revelation 11 and the "Hebrew Roots Movement" today.  

(Recorded 3/6/15 at Kehilat Melech Mashyach)
Rabbi Eh'bed Baw'naw uses the Aramaic Peshitta to bring out the Hasidic writing of the Bersorah of Yochanan.  Rabbi Baw'naw discusses why Yochanan aleph aleph (John 1:1) why it says Yeshua is the "Miltha" and how this ties to creation as well as the premise of Yeshua as mentioned being the "Mimre" and "Miltha" in the Aramaic Targums.  He discusses how names and places as well tell a story and how the Hasidic book of Yochanan is a sod level text that utilizes gematria value and how Yochanan the Immerser was not only a real person and actual accounts happened as recorded, but how he was the encapsulation of a deeply Jewish premise found in the sages and how his life starts in chapter 1 and how it ties to the entity (not Elijah) that he is encapsulated in.