From a missing fourteen-year-old whose diary mentioned angels to missionaries reaching children through phones, schools, and trusted relationships, this episode exposes a danger hiding in plain sight.
Chanale sits down with Dr. Jonathan Donath, founder of Daily Giving, to uncover how that exact principle scaled a grassroots movement into over $9 million distributed annually to vetted Jewish nonprofits.
Avi welcomes Rabbi Moshe Lichtman, translator of Eim HaBanim Semeichah, to address the spiritual danger of choosing comfort over commandment.
Michal shares why she left a dream life in America for Israel—and why pressuring other Jews to make the same move only drives them away.
Chanale sits down with Jezliah, a singer-songwriter and mother of seven who grew up leading Christian worship before converting to Judaism.
Tamar explains why so many Jewish teenagers fall in love with Israel during their gap year but still return to America for college, revealing what families may be overlooking when they never seriously consider Israeli universities.
Chanale sits down with Julie Rothschild Levy (@JulieShtick) to break down her chaotic journey of making Aliyah three distinct times.
Chanale sits down with Rabbi Elisha Pearl, author of Make Peace, to examine the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s warnings about Israel, war, and national security.
Ariel welcomes Dr. Carl and Karen Hachhouser, a psychologist and educator who packed up their young family in New Jersey and made Aliyah nearly nineteen years ago.
Ariel Gold sits down with Golda Daphna for an unfiltered conversation about Columbia, Aliyah, October 7, the IDF, and Israel advocacy.
