Things I think you should know

In this special episode, my daughter Chaya joins me in discussing the idea of a vision, the light that leads us, and how to use it as comfort for Shabbos Nachamu.

My three week trip to Israel included so many things, helping my father navigate a medical crises, our visit with families effected by October 7th, and my visit with those on the front lines, which  stands out as one of the most inspiring experiences. Listen and spread the message, we are fighting for our lives, and we are not done yet. 

Abi Katz, shares her journey from designing her own clothing line, to becoming a stylist and how her mission for clarity led to her to find meaning and purpose to share with others.

This is the story of two brothers, Roi and Edan Assaraf, who both survived the Nova Festival on October 7th. They tell how G-d intervened at so many turns, and how he eventually  led them to survival. The mission to go all around the world to tell their story, keeps them motivated  while inspiring many others.  

Civil Trial Attorney Baruch C. Cohen, Esq graces our airwaves  with perspectives on Professionalism, Faith and Emotional Intelligence.

TO all those who encourged me to get back to podcasting

Join me on the my birthday addition of Things I Think You Should Know, as we walk through some great ideas and concepts for my new year.

Rebbetzin Ruth Assaf takes us through a journey of self reflection, and teaches us the power we have in speech, in kindness, and in changing the world we live in. 

Cassi Alter, Speech Pathologist, and owner of her own speech therapy clinics in Southern California, teaches us a thing or two about communication, and how the entrepreneurial spirit came alive at a young age.

Saddle up for a fun conversation with Mr. Enoch Kimmleman, owner of Star Western Wear in El Paso, Texas,  as we discuss all things business, family, faith, and the importance of foundations. 

A candid conversation with Mr. Yosef Manela, Esq. CPA, owner of Manela&CO. on achieveing greatness, the road to get there and the important things in between.  

www.manelaco.com www.manelaw.com

Join us in conversation with the experts Dr. David Pelcovitz, Dr. Rona Novick,  and Rabbi Yaakiv Glasser from Yeshiva University, as they offer words of encouragement and comfort, in response to the Meron tragedy. 

We sit down with Rabbi Yoel Gold to get his story, how he grew up, which types of mentors he had, and how he came to being the 'Facilitator" of stories. Rabbi Gold leaves us with a message of how to relate as a mentor to young teens, and what pushes him to continue to keep going, and bring us stories that touch our soul.  Visit his website,

www.Hashkifa.com

Therapist Miriam Yerushalmi discuss building your brain muscle, and the science behind strong brains and mental health. 

Check out her website

www.yournewheights.com

Joel Harris speaks candidly about his unstable childhood and how he overcame his traumatic early years to create a stable, loving home for his own family.

Charlie Harary discusses the ways in which we truimph life daily, the lessons of failure, what we can learn from greatness, and how we cultivate the relationship with G-d in our business and personal lives.  

Rabbi Shlomo Abrams discusses the rewards of kindness, the benefits of having mentors, and the work of teaching teenagers self awareness to accomplish their life's mission.

Devora Streicher shares with us the highlights of her journey and the powerful steps she follows to keep her head up, maintaing a positive attitude and how to stay HAPPY through the hard times.

Saddle up for this chat, as someone anonymous who we name Tova, shares her story of Addiction, and her road to recovery. "Tova" tells her story with bravery and conviction, as she draws out four lessons for us to learn. 

Chavie Bruk share's  her journey of motherhood, from  adoption to  raising children with diverse needs, and the magic ingredient that carries her through it all. Chavie epitomizes the busy modern woman of faith, but her story is anything but typical.