Yasemin Emory and Whitney Geller are changing the condom landscape.

In this episode, we talk about Jems and what it really takes to modernize protection while keeping the brand intentional and aligned. From navigating stigma to building trust in a sensitive space, this conversation gets into strategy, messaging, and how a small team can shift a big narrative.

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This week on Gettin Chai, I’m joined by Alison Albright, who works in victim services on the front lines of crisis and care.
We talk about what the work actually requires — making decisions under pressure, building trust in minutes, and carrying responsibility most people never see.

Samantha Diamond joins me to talk about building Bird&Be from personal frustration, lived experience, and science. We get into PCOS, pregnancy loss, why so much of fertility care still feels stuck in the past, and how empowering people with better data can change everything about how they move through the journey.

Ariel Swan joins me to talk about the evolution of her teaching, how Jaybird’s method came together, and the role music plays in shaping movement and focus. We get into alignment, energy, and what shifts when you stop overthinking and start moving with more intention. It’s reflective, honest, and grounded in real experience.

Haley Bogaert didn’t build her brand by chasing trends; she built it by showing up, learning in real time, and doing things her own way.

We dive into early hustle, hard lessons, and why slow-and-steady growth often feels better than constantly pushing for the next big thing. Haley shares what it’s really like to build over time, protect her energy, and grow something that aligns with who she is now.

This episode dives into the moment Eli Beer realized emergency response needed to change, and how that single realization sparked a movement that now saves thousands of lives a year.We talk about the early days of United Hatzalah, the creativity that led to the Ambucycle, and amazing Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze volunteers, who show what unity looks like in action.It’s raw, insightful, and rich with leadership insights born from a lifetime of service, the kind that reminds you that real impact is built in the moments when you choose to step forward and help.

A candid chat with Zoë Paliare, former lawyer turned entrepreneur and transformational coach!She opens up about her journey of making bold career moves, staying authentic in a busy world, and building success on her own terms.

In inspiring chat with Rick Campanelli, Canadian media icon and all-around good guy. We dive into his journey from MuchMusic superstar to radio and TV host, sharing the real stories behind his success and how he stays authentic in a fast-paced industry.

Just dropped: an inspiring conversation with Dr. Michelle Solomon, holistic health expert and root-cause healer. We get real about why she chose to focus on functional medicine, and she’s spilling the truth on wellness trends, what's genuinely effective, and what’s just hype.

If you’re tired of the wellness noise and want practical advice to feel your best, this episode is for you. Michelle also shares her passion for natural healing and living low-tox in a busy world.

What can I say, this one hits differently. I sit down with one of my oldest and closest friends, who I couldn’t imagine doing life without. Osai is truly one of a kind. We get real about how, even coming from totally different backgrounds and life experiences, genuine understanding and connection can still thrive.We discuss the power of vulnerability, the strength of authentic relationships, and how having genuine friends by your side can truly transform your life. Osai opens up about her personal journey, the lessons she’s learned about trust, staying true to yourself, and why showing up authentically takes courage.Osai I love you babe, you’re the realist, lucky to have you by my side sista.