Nachum welcomed Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Israel's special envoy for trade and innovation, back to JM in the AM to discuss Campus Israel, an organization that Fleur has co-founded to empower young adults from the diaspora to pursue English-language degrees at Israel's top universities.

Campus Israel offers more than just a world-class education—it provides a transformative experience with comprehensive emotional and social support, equipping students with the skills, relationships, and confidence to excel in their careers while fostering deep connections to Israel and a renewed Zionist spirit. By bridging academics, professional development, and cultural integration, Campus Israel is shaping the next generation of global leaders united by shared values.

Nachum welcomed Rony Timsit, General Manager of The Inbal Jerusalem, back to JM in the AM to get a Pesach recap and to discuss how the Inbal is preparing for the upcoming summer season. They discussed a number of topics including the impact of the pandemic on tourism in Israel, hotel operations during Pesach and upcoming holidays, challenges with fluctuating currency rates and how The Inbal adapts to the changing realities of being in Israel.

Nachum hosted Rabbi Aryeh Stechler, founder, Rosh Yeshiva and Dean of Heichal HaTorah in Teaneck, NJ, live in the studio during this morning's program to interview him about Heichal, their Campus Campaign to raise $5 million and their 13th Annual Dinner coming up on Monday evening, Lag BaOmer.

Nachum welcomed Yankee enthusiast/podcaster Max Mannis of Jomboy Media to this morning's JM in the AM to discuss his career at Jomboy Media, his passion for the New York Yankees, and balancing his Jewish identity with his career in sports journalism. Insights include challenges in the industry, the impact of his religious beliefs on his career, and the significance of representing his faith in a non-traditional field.

Nachum Segal hosted Rabbi Dr. Yehuda Seif, Rosh Yeshiva and Executive Director of Midreshet/Yeshivat Torah v'Avodah (YTVA) in Jerusalem and Reb Yehoshua Segal, Director of YTVA, live via telephone from Jerusalem to feature the yeshiva and their Charidy Campaign going on now. They discussed the impact of the yeshiva, growth in applicants and deep commitment to Israel. They focused on the students' growth during challenging times and ongoing community impact.

Nachum Segal welcomed Chanie Wilschanski, leadership mentor and author of "This Can't Be Normal," to this morning's JM in the AM to discuss the book and various aspects of leadership in education. They covered a number of important ideas such as the importance of generosity, the impact of rhythms in restoring and grounding leaders, the significance of gratitude and more.

From the This Can't Be Normal Amazon page:

You've built the systems and followed the playbook, yet when the lights go out, you're still the one carrying it all. School leaders were told that hiring well and documenting everything would bring peace. It didn't. Because systems create structure and standards create clarity-but only rhythms create safety.

In This Can't Be Normal, Chanie Wilschanski reveals what no one else will tell you: you're not drowning because you're weak. You're exhausted because you're carrying what systems can't hold-the invisible weight of everyone's expectations, emotions, and needs.

This book is your map back to steady ground. Through vivid stories and raw honesty, Chanie introduces Rhythm-Based Leadership-a new way to lead that distributes the emotional and operational load so you can breathe again.

This Can't Be Normal is a wake-up call-and a way home for leaders who know leadership is hard, but refuse to believe it has to feel like survival.

Nachum welcomed David Jasse, founder and Creative Director of the Torah Wisdom Foundation, to the studio during this morning's JM in the AM to discuss the foundation and "Let My People Know," their Causematch campaign going on now to support their efforts.