In this episode, Yaeli opens up about life beyond the titles. Artist, mother, entrepreneur. She shares the spiritual practices, Kabbalistic insights, and personal rituals that keep her grounded through motherhood, business, and creativity. A candid conversation on alignment, purpose, and the beauty of returning to center when life feels out of balance.

In this honest and heartfelt episode, Yaeli sits down with healer Rivky Gross to talk about turning trauma into transformation, the courage to live authentically, and embracing imperfection. Together, they explore spiritual bypassing, boundaries, self-expression, and what it really means to live in alignment with your soul.

In this bonus episode, Yaeli shares the story behind the podcast. Why it began, the message at its core, and the heart she hopes every listener feels. It’s a behind-the-mic moment that gives you the why, the message, and the heart behind it all.

In this conversation, Yaeli and Sarah reflect on the journey from hiding behind art to embracing authenticity. They open up about the fear of being seen, the challenges of social media, and the way Hashem nudges us to keep growing. What begins as captions and brushstrokes unfolds into a deeper story of vulnerability, connection, and the courage to show up as your true self.

Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff joins us to talk about living in a pre-Messianic era, from the shifts we’re all feeling since October 7th, to how Shabbat, kindness, and faith can bring Mashiach closer. A powerful, timely conversation on redemption, resilience, and what it means to be ready.

In this episode of Life is Art, we sit down with Rachel and Enon of Madison Health for an in-depth conversation about the often-overlooked world of hormone health for both men and women. From testosterone therapy and pre-menopause support to the science behind GLP-1s and NAD, they share how optimizing hormones can transform energy, mood, relationships, and overall wellness. We also tackle common myths, discuss the emotional and physical roots of hormonal imbalance, and explore practical, personalized approaches that go far beyond quick fixes.

The Power of One Voice
In this raw and deeply personal episode, Adina - aka @FlatbushGirl, shares the journey behind her voice: how she found it, how she uses it, and what it costs to keep using it. From solo travel to spiritual activism, from advocating for agunot to unpacking the emotional toll of caretaking and over-functioning, Adina invites us into the messy, powerful work of healing, reclaiming, and redefining what it means to be a Jewish woman today.

This conversation is a masterclass in boundaries, divine rage, and showing up , for yourself, and for others.

What does it mean to design a space that actually feels like you? In this episode, we talk to Brochie about designing without apology-why trends can’t tell you who you are, how to read energy and personality in a home, and what it takes to create beauty that goes deeper than what’s on the surface.

In this episode, we sat down with Basya Kovacs to talk about healing, marriage, money, feminine energy, and the inner work that changes everything. It's honest, deep, and surprisingly practical.

In this episode, Raizy shares how she found her voice, stopped apologizing for her ambition, and wrote The Anatomy of a Yenta to help women break free from gossip, guilt, and self-doubt. We talk about motherhood, creativity, frum culture, and what it really means to be tznius.

Raw, funny, real. Just like your favorite group chat - but deeper.

Check out her book!

https://www.raizyfried.com/product-page/the-anatomy-of-a-yenta%0A