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With over 20 years of experience as a pediatric occupational therapist ,Nikki Rothstein, has dedicated her career to helping hundreds of families navigate the challenges of child development. She founded Kavana Parenting to combine her deep expertise with her passion for empowering parents to raise successful, connected, and resilient adults. Her approach focuses on guiding parents to act with direction, intention, and purpose during every interaction
with their child, fostering a bond that not only strengthens over time but also endures across generations. Through her work, Nikki Rothstein inspires parents to build lifelong connections with their children, ensuring they’ll be a trusted resource even when their children are raising families of their own. https://kavanaparenting.com/ -
This episode has been generously sponsored by Aish Ha'am. To learn more and to register to vote today visit https://aish.com/vote/SarahPachter In this episode, Sara Pachter and I discuss what the essence of tznius, modesty, means and how to lean in to our gifts and talents. Sarah Pachter is an award winning, sought after speaker and author who commands large audiences and draws a vibrant following with her dynamic and personal approach. She has lectured internationally for the past 18 years and is a keynote speaker for several Passover Programs around the world. She has authored two books: Is it Ever Enough? & Small Choices Big Changes. She has been featured on podcasts, radio, and has multiple standing columns. Her articles are featured in numerous publications including the LA times. Many of her articles have reached record breaking numbers of readers and have been translated into several languages. Sarah Pachter is also the host of Starstruck with Sarah Pachter, a new Aish podcast. Sarah is a candidate for the Aish Ha'am slate in the upcoming World Zionist Congress Election. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and 5 children.' https://sarahpachterspeaks.com/
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Simi Mandelbaum holds certifications as a Financial Therapist (CFT™), Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC), and Financial Behavior Specialist (FBS®), with advanced training from Kansas State University. She is a sought-after speaker and presenter, featuring on popular podcasts like *Kosher Money* and contributing to various publications. For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit http://www.prospr.fit
Listen as we talk about what motivates and informs our spending habits, how to align your money and your values, and emotional traps to avoid. -
Mrs. Gila Ross, Director of Women & Families for the Jewish Experience in Denver, is a dynamic educator and coach who has impacted lives globally. Known for her vibrant, relatable style, she shares the joy of Judaism and promotes positive parenting. Her *Power Up!* podcast was named a top Jewish podcast worldwide, and she recently launched *The Confident Parent*. Gila’s book, *Living Beautifully*, uses the wisdom of Pirkei Avos to guide readers toward a life of meaning and joy. You can also download her free Shabbat prep guide with tips and recipes.
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Listen as we talk about the mission, vision, and mesiras nefesh by Muska Gopin to share her quest to lessen the struggle of those who need a little help, primarily young adults (but she doesn't card) with basic adulting skills. You too will be amazed at this one women show.
Mushka Gopin M.Ed is a mother of four boys and a former high school educator. She teaches mothers to parent intentionally in the early years so your child gets the best head start and you can feel confident knowing what you’re doing.
Mushka’s unique approach weaves together Montessori and other educational philosophies with developmental science, attachment theory, and Torah values in a practical way for a busy frum household.
Sign up for emails (people looove them), find her courses or learn more at www.MyMotheringMindset.com
Join her online summit, “Thriving in Shana Rishona” at ShanaRishonaSummit.com from January 20-23. It’s for all Jewish women - before, during and after Shana Rishona! -
Listen as we talk about the mission, vision, and mesiras nefesh by Muska Gopin to share her quest to lessen the struggle of those who need a little help, primarily young adults (but she doesn't card) with basic adulting skills. You too will be amazed at this one women show.
Mushka Gopin M.Ed is a mother of four boys and a former high school educator. She teaches mothers to parent intentionally in the early years so your child gets the best head start and you can feel confident knowing what you’re doing.
Mushka’s unique approach weaves together Montessori and other educational philosophies with developmental science, attachment theory, and Torah values in a practical way for a busy frum household.
Sign up for emails (people looove them), find her courses or learn more at www.MyMotheringMindset.com
Join her online summit, “Thriving in Shana Rishona” at ShanaRishonaSummit.com from January 20-23. It’s for all Jewish women - before, during and after Shana Rishona! -
Rabbi Ariel Sadwin, a Silver Spring native, studied at the Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy and the Yeshiva of Greater Washington before attending Ner Yisroel in Baltimore and Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem. He received semicha and a master’s degree from Ner Yisroel’s Kollel Avodas Levi. Since 2007, Rabbi Sadwin has served as Executive Director of Agudath Israel’s Mid-Atlantic government affairs office, representing Jewish communities in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. He is also the president of Maryland CAPE, leading a coalition of nonpublic and independent schools. Rabbi Sadwin lives in Baltimore with his wife Pessi and their seven children.
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Starting out performing standup while a student at Yeshiva University, Eli Lebowicz has since become one of the names to know in the Jewish comedy world, doing shows for Jewish audiences all over North America and recently did a tour of shows in Israel this past December , and regularly performs with Elon Gold. You have likely also seen him in videos sent to your Whatsapp chats in the viral J-Sketches. He is still trying to figure out how to be a real adult.
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Faige Katz, the founder of Career360, specializes in career coaching for diverse life stages, emphasizing career development for observant Jewish women. With expertise in career mapping, goal-setting, and leadership, Faige has helped numerous clients define and achieve meaningful career pathways. She incorporates Jewish values to guide individuals in aligning their professional goals with personal and spiritual growth, supporting them to succeed professionally without compromising on religious commitments. Her practice focuses on fostering confidence, strategic thinking, and self-empowerment. Learn more on her website, [Career360](https://career360.net/). Listen as we discuss challenges of deciding on a career, pursuing a career in young adulthood, pivoting in your career, and the obstacles towards adhering to religious values in the workplace.
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Rabbi Daniel Lapin is and author, and public speaker renowned for integrating ancient Jewish wisdom with modern life and business practices. He received rabbinic ordination from institutions in Gateshead, Israel, and Baltimore. In 1976, he co-founded the Pacific Jewish Center in Venice, California, aiming to make Jewish learning accessible to a broader audience. Later, he established Toward Tradition, an organization promoting Judeo-Christian values in America.
As an author, Rabbi Lapin has written several influential books, including "Thou Shall Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money," which offers a practical approach to wealth creation based on Jewish principles. His other works include "Business Secrets from the Bible" and "The Holistic You," each providing insights into personal development and financial success. Beyond writing, he is a sought-after public speaker. His teachings have garnered endorsements from notable figures and have been featured in various media outlets.
For more information on Rabbi Daniel Lapin's work and teachings, visit his official website at www.rabbidaniellapin.com
Listen as Rabbi Lapin introduces a unique, and yet obvious, answer to the question of why we can't count our money by the light of the Menorah and why do we give gelt on Chanukah. It is clear from the interview that my mind struggled to grasp the simple yet deep concept. Thus forcing me to ask more age-appropriate (read: adult) questions about aspects of Chanukah. -
Rabbi Chapman studied at Ner Israel, earned Semicha from Pirchei Shoshanim, and holds an M.Ed. from Johns Hopkins University. His lifelong exploration of Jewish tradition and prophecy culminated in the decade-long research and writing of *The Days of Mashiach and Beyond*. For more information, visit RabbiChapman.com. Listen as I ask him to explain some commonly held beliefs about the coming of Moshiach.
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Ann Diament Koffsky is the author and occasional illustrator of over fifty Jewish children’s books. Her latest work is *PING PONG SHABBAT* from Little Bee Books. Other titles include *Sara Builds a School*, a biography of Sara Schenirer from Mencuha Publishing, and the Kayla and Kugel series from Apples and Honey Press, which introduces the Chagim to young readers. Several of her books have been featured in PJ Library, and she has been recognized by the Association of Jewish Libraries for *Noah’s Swimathon*. Ann resides in West Hempstead with her family. She also offers free Jewish-themed coloring pages on her website, www.annkoffsky.com, and can be followed on Instagram @annkoffsky.
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Deena Mael, RD, is a private-practice dietitian with degrees in Nutrition from Ryerson University and Eastern Michigan University. Based in Baltimore, she specializes in weight loss, diabetes, and IBS, offering a balanced, long-term perspective on healthy eating and exercise. Deena is known for her sympathetic, nonjudgmental approach. Originally from Toronto, she provides compassionate guidance to help clients achieve their health goals. Listen as Deena politely fact checks my stereotypes about dieting them.
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Rebecca Masinter, founder of Mother's Guidance (www.mothersguidance.com), offers Torah-based chinuch inspiration and practical advice for today’s parents. With twenty-five years of experience in Jewish education as a homeschool mother, teacher, curriculum developer, and ACT tutor, Rebecca is dedicated to sharing Torah wisdom globally. She has developed several parenting video courses and writes weekly Parsha articles, providing insights and practical tools to support and guide parents in building their families.
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Asher Siegelman, Ph.D. is an Israeli board certified clinical psychologist (mumche) with a specialty in clinical suicidology. He was trained by Professor David A. Jobes who is one of the world experts in the treatment of suicide risk. Dr. Siegelman has helped the National Institutes of Health and the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to create effective screening tools for identifying at-risk patients. He has also published in major academic journals and he is the CAMS-care consultant and trainer for Israel. https://www.israelsuicideprevention.com/
Listen as we discuss suicidality in the Jewish community. Stigma, treatment, misconceptions and the number one thing we can do as a community and as a loved one. -
Rina Bethea Thav, a writer, wife, and mother of three biological children and four stepchildren, is living her dream by planning retreats on a Jewish farm. Originally from South Carolina, she converted to Judaism in 2011 in Baltimore. Having faced challenges such as divorce, abuse, and parenting issues, Rina is dedicated to caring for her children, mastering emunah, and embodying the meaning of her name, "Rina," which means joy.
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Rebbetzin Sarah Feldbrand, an only child of Holocaust survivors, is the proud mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother of an extended family. While raising several sons and one daughter, she also managed to educate girls and women as a teacher and later a principal in various seminaries and adult education programs. Throughout this time she continued to grow
her knowledge of torah sources by never teaching the same topic for more than two years. Once her children were grown, she used any available opportunity to write and has authored over 37 books, of various genres, most of which focus on personal growth. These works draw from a diversity of Torah sources, which provide keys to achieving optimal emotional well-being. When she isn’t busy with her family, she writes. In addition, she offers counseling online through her email, [email protected] and also moderates a Google group for
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Rabbi Ben-Tzion Shafier is director of the popular website theShmuz.com. He is a happily married father of six children, grandfather to four and lives in Monsey, NY. A rumor, that I may or may not be the originator of, is that Rabbi Shafier is a world class pickle ball player. He can be contacted through his social media pages and would love to hear from you!
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Rabbi Binyomin Babad serves as the Director of Relief Resources and since joining in 2002, has grown the organization to an international, multi-service agency, with 11 offices globally. Specializing in connecting each individual with the mental health professional or service best suited for their needs, Relief Resources is today, one of the most prominent mental health organizations in the Jewish community. www.reliefhelp.org/donate
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