If you've ever wondered what really happens when you get Botox or filler, this episode is for you. Lisa Lifshitz, PA and owner of LL Aesthetics Miami, pulls back the curtain on the world of injectables, cosmetic treatments, and everything in between.

We talk about the difference between Botox and filler, why good work is undetectable, what can go terribly wrong if you're not careful, and how the beauty industry has completely shifted in the age of social media, Ozempic, and unrealistic standards. Lisa shares the one patient story that changed how she does every treatment, why she sends people home without injecting them, and what really happens when filler migrates or Botox drops an eyelid.

This conversation is honest, unfiltered, and packed with info you won't hear anywhere else. Whether you're already getting work done, thinking about it, or just curious what's actually going on behind closed doors, this episode breaks it all down.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Meet Lisa Lifshitz: The Woman Behind Miami's Faces
04:30 How She Got Into Aesthetics (Thanks, Mom)
10:15 The Truth About Certifications and Unlicensed Injectors
18:00 Botox vs Filler: What's the Difference?
25:40 The One Patient Mistake That Changed Everything
33:20 Why Lisa Sends People Home Without Injecting Them
40:10 Lip Filler, Migration, and What Not to Do After
48:00 Ozempic Face and How Weight Loss Affects Your Look
55:30 Cream, Needle, or Knife: Rapid Fire Edition
01:02:00 Sunblock, Skincare, and What's Actually Worth Your Money
01:10:00 Where to Find Lisa and Book Your Appointment

CONNECT WITH LISA :
Instagram: @llaesthetics.miami

https://www.llaestheticsmiami.com/

756 W 41st St, Miami Beach, FL 33140

CONNECT WITH CALL HER TATTY:
Instagram: @call.her.tatty
Host: @chava_feigen_honig

https://www.onesothebysrealty.com/realestate/agent/chava-feigen/

Call Her Tatty is planned, produced, edited, and published by Short Form Media
Start your own podcast at http://shortformmedia.co

Yaeli Vogel read my birth chart on camera — and it was terrifyingly accurate. We talk art as therapy, why astrology is actually rooted in Torah, and what happens when you stop living for other people's approval.

Yaeli is an artist, astrologer, and life coach who left her special ed career to paint full-time, built her brand on Instagram before the influencer era even existed, and now does birth chart readings that leave people speechless. In this episode, we get into: how she turned painting into a career when everyone said it was impractical, why your sun sign barely scratches the surface, the real reason people are afraid to be themselves, and whether the "healing journey" is keeping people from actually living.

CALL HER TATTY is planned, produced, edited, and published by: @short.form.media - start your own podcast at http://shortformmedia.co

CHAPTERS:

0:00 Cold Open
3:00 How Yaeli Left Special Ed to Become a Full-Time Artist
9:00 Art as Medicine: Chava's Post-Divorce Painting Phase
14:00 "Your Sun Sign Means Almost Nothing"
17:00 Yaeli Reads Chava's Birth Chart Live
25:00 Is Astrology Torah? Backlash and Breaking Free
33:00 "I Might As Well Live" — Conforming Is Dying Twice
36:00 The Healing Trap: "When Are They Gonna Live?"
42:00 Dating, Kids & Marriage: Stop Living for Everyone Else

CONNECT WITH YAELI VOGEL:
Instagram: @yaelivogel
Website: https://yaelivogel.com/

CONNECT WITH CALL HER TATTY:
Instagram: @call.her.tatty
Host: @chava_feigen_honig

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What does it actually take to run a luxury Passover program at a Forbes five-star resort? Stuart Morgenstein has spent nearly two decades operating some of the most iconic Pesach programs in the world, from launching the very first kosher Passover cruise to running the program at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar in San Diego.

In this episode of Call Her Tatty, Stuart goes behind the scenes on everything from managing 3,500+ guests for holiday catering, to how Ozempic is changing the food industry, to importing exclusive kosher products directly from Israel that you won't find anywhere else in the U.S.

Whether you're considering a Pesach program for your family or you're just curious about the massive operation behind luxury kosher hospitality, this conversation covers it all.

🔗 Learn more about Luxury Passover here: https://luxurypassover.com

Call Her Tatty is shot, edited, produced, and published by Short Form Media 🔗 http://shortformmedia.co

00:34 Meet Stuart Morganstein: The Passover Program Pioneer
07:10 Diet Trends and Changing Habits
15:43 What Makes a Passover Program Great
22:17 The Fairmont Grand Del Mar Experience
31:22 Innovation and Firsts: Sushi, Tea Rooms, and More
20:20 Importing from Israel: Unique Products and Wines
38:53 Working for the Next Generation

TOPICS COVERED: luxury Passover program, Pesach program 2025, kosher catering behind the scenes, Fairmont Grand Del Mar Passover, kosher cruise Passover, Stuart Morgenstein, kosher food trends, Ozempic food industry impact, kosher wine program, Sephardic Ashkenazi Passover customs, luxury kosher hospitality

#Passover #PesachProgram #KosherTravel #LuxuryPassover #CallHerTatty #KosherFood #KosherCatering #PesachProgram2025

Bal Harbour may be small, but it carries serious weight. If you’ve ever stayed here, shopped here, sat in traffic on Collins, or wondered who actually runs this place, this episode is for you.

On this episode of Call Her Tatty, I sit down with Mayor Seth Salver, our first politician on the show. We talk about what people think a mayor does versus what the job really looks like, how a one-square-mile city became a global destination, and what it means to lead Bal Harbour today.

We get into the history people don’t talk about, including the original deed language that tried to keep Jews out, and what it means now to have an Orthodox Jewish mayor during the city’s 80th year. Seth also breaks down what really went into hosting Prime Minister Netanyahu, from Secret Service-level security to full street shutdowns on New Year’s Eve.

We also talk about faith in public office, Shabbat, traffic, scooters, walkability, and why local politics matters more than people realize.

If you live in South Florida, vacation here, invest here, or just want a real, no-spin look at leadership in a high-visibility community, this conversation is worth your time.

Call Her Tatty is planned, produced, edited, and posted by Short Form Media: http://shortformmedia.co

00:00:00 Intro and why Bal Harbour matters
00:03:43 From yeshiva kid to local politics
00:09:00 What a mayor actually does (and doesn’t do)
00:16:49 How Bal Harbour works: borders, power, and control
00:20:12 The deed that tried to keep Jews out
00:24:31 Hosting Netanyahu: Secret Service and shutdowns
00:28:28 Faith, Shabbat, and being Orthodox in office
00:54:04 What Seth wants to fix next in Bal Harbour

This episode is not for kinderlach 🚫👶

Chava sits down with Lauren Hofstatter, a licensed therapist known online as The Orthodox Therapist, for a raw, candid conversation about marriage, intimacy, dating, and the things people are afraid to say out loud 🎙️🔥

We talk about:

👉 Why intimacy breaks down
👉 Dating with potential vs. dating with delusion
👉 Marriage expectations vs. reality
👉 Emotional vs. physical connection
👉 Fertility pressure, boundaries, and communication

Whether you’re married, single, divorced, religious, not religious, or just trying to figure people out 🤷‍♀️ this episode goes there.

⚠️ Not a halacha podcast
⚠️ Not filtered for comfort
⚠️ Very much for adults only 🔞

Call Her Tatty is produced, edited, and posted by Short Form Media.

Start your own podcast or build your personal brand with short form video at http://shortformmedia.co

⏱️ 00:00 🚫 Not for Kinderlach (You’ve Been Warned)
⏱️ 04:30 💬 Why Relationships Actually Break Down
⏱️ 11:00 🧠 Dating With Potential vs. Dating With Delusion
⏱️ 20:30 🚩 Red Flags, Green Flags & What People Ignore
⏱️ 32:00 💍 Marriage Expectations vs. Reality
⏱️ 44:00 🔥 Why Intimacy Is the First Thing to Go
⏱️ 58:30 📱 Emotional Affairs, Boundaries & Temptation

In this episode of Call Her Tatty, Lizzy Savetsky takes a rare break from the political battlefield and brings us back to her OG influencer days. Together with her husband, top plastic surgeon Dr Ira Savetsky, the couple opens up about fame, marriage, Real Housewives drama, plastic surgery myths, and what really goes on behind their viral videos.

Lizzy shares how she went from “Excessories Expert” to outspoken Jewish activist, and how being unapologetically herself changed everything. Ira breaks down the truth about cosmetic procedures, the dangers of discount surgery trips, and how social media has transformed the beauty industry.

It is honest, hilarious, and full of the chaos only the Savetskys can bring.

Episode Sponsor

This episode is sponsored by Luxury Passover Group.
If you want a truly elevated, stress-free Pesach experience at a five-star resort filled with incredible food, activities, and luxury programming, visit LuxuryPassover.com to secure your spot. Space is extremely limited.

Dress on Chava provided by Blended Aventura Mall

00:00 Welcome Lizzy and Dr Ira
03:00 Lizzy returns to her OG influencer era
10:00 The viral videos and who really pushes who
17:00 Real Housewives and why she walked away
24:00 Plastic surgery truths and myths
32:00 Being frum and public in today’s world
45:00 Marriage, teamwork, and building a platform together
55:00 The Savetsky effect on social media and business
01:05:00 Final thoughts and life updates

In this episode of Call Her Tatty, Lizzy Savetsky takes a rare break from the political battlefield and brings us back to her OG influencer days. Together with her husband, top plastic surgeon Dr Ira Savetsky, the couple opens up about fame, marriage, Real Housewives drama, plastic surgery myths, and what really goes on behind their viral videos.

Lizzy shares how she went from “Excessories Expert” to outspoken Jewish activist, and how being unapologetically herself changed everything. Ira breaks down the truth about cosmetic procedures, the dangers of discount surgery trips, and how social media has transformed the beauty industry.

It is honest, hilarious, and full of the chaos only the Savetskys can bring.

Episode Sponsor

This episode is sponsored by Luxury Passover Group.
If you want a truly elevated, stress-free Pesach experience at a five-star resort filled with incredible food, activities, and luxury programming, visit LuxuryPassover.com to secure your spot. Space is extremely limited.

Dress on Chava provided by Blended Aventura Mall

00:00 Welcome Lizzy and Dr Ira
03:00 Lizzy returns to her OG influencer era
10:00 The viral videos and who really pushes who
17:00 Real Housewives and why she walked away
24:00 Plastic surgery truths and myths
32:00 Being frum and public in today’s world
45:00 Marriage, teamwork, and building a platform together
55:00 The Savetsky effect on social media and business
01:05:00 Final thoughts and life updates

In this episode of Call Her Tatty, Chava sits down with London-based Orthodox Jewish playwright and lyricist Estee Stimler. They talk about her journey from Monsey to London, the world of musical theater, the shidduch crisis, why Jews wrote the greatest Christmas songs, and how a modern orthodox woman thrives in a very un-frum industry. Expect humor, honesty, and plenty of Jewish flavor.

01:00 Meet Estee Stimler
05:00 Muncie to London
10:00 Smother Musical
14:00 Being Religous in Theater
17:00 Shidduch Crisis Deep Dive
24:00 British vs American Comedy
27:00 Jews and Christmas Music
38:00 AI and Writing
47:00 Marriage and Dating Advice
59:00 Closing Thoughts and Where to Find Estee

If you’ve ever followed @bircheventdesign on Instagram, you know the vibe: million-dollar weddings, celebrity-level setups, and florals that take your breath away.

Josh Spiegel is the man behind it all - and on this episode of Call Her Tatty, he finally sits down to talk.

We cover everything from wild wedding trends to clueless clients, what makes a wedding unforgettable, and what it’s like designing events for the elite of the elite.

Josh doesn’t hold back - and we’re not mad about it.

0:00 – Intro: Meet the man behind Birch
4:42 – This or That: Wedding Edition (Josh unfiltered)
12:33 – The moment weddings became productions
18:05 – What makes a wedding feel actually good
25:17 – TikTok brides, “aesthetic,” and losing the plot
30:50 – Why mismatched bridal parties should be illegal
39:40 – The client stories you never see on IG
44:01 – What fuels Josh (besides caffeine & chaos)
48:12 – Brides who want ‘unique’ but give no vision
51:20 – Dream clients vs. the ones who need to be blocked

Subscribe for more!

#CallHerTatty #JoshSpiegel #BirchEventDesign #JewishPodcast #WeddingTikTok #EventPlanner #LuxuryWeddings #HotTakesOnly #Jewish

What do duck fat, divine timing, and the kosher restaurants have in common? They’re all on the menu in this week’s Call Her Tatty.

Chava sits down with chef and restaurateur Olivia Ostrow, the force behind Miami’s new kosher fine dining spot, to talk about food, faith, and why most kosher restaurants are serving mediocrity with a blessing on top.

They dive into the secret sauce of running a high-end kosher kitchen: staff drama, supervision chaos, and whether non-kosher food actually tastes better or people just haven’t met a real chef yet.

There’s Michelin-level insight, bouillabaisse banter, and more shade than a sukkah in July.

👩🏻‍🍳 For foodies who want flavor and halacha
🕯️ For tatties who think “French” means garlic bread
🎧 For anyone who’s ever whispered “is this even pareve?”

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro and Olivia’s story
03:15 Opening a kosher fine dining restaurant in Miami
08:00 What kosher really means behind the kitchen door
13:40 The myth that non-kosher tastes better
18:50 Why most kosher menus are a disaster
26:30 Staff, supervision, and Shabbos sanity
33:45 Building a restaurant with real heart
40:10 Weekly haute cuisine menus and wine pairings
47:00 When guests cross the line
51:30 French words Jews can’t pronounce
56:00 The blue cheese revelation
1:03:00 Final course: faith, food, and female fire

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🎧 Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify and Apple
💬 Comment your favorite kosher restaurant and what it should be doing better