In this conversation, Rav Joey Rosenfeld shares profounds insights about Kabbalah, the past, free will versus divine orchestration, a perspective for singles, effort versus faith, where does HaShem "end" and a human "begin," self-love and giving to oneself, how to be less judgemental, and more! Rav Joey is a prominent teacher of Kabbalah, and a therapist. You can find him on YouTube here, on Spotify here, or on his website here, or on instagram here. You can use my discount link for SHARE's new publication, the Introduction to the Zohar by Rav Yehuda Ashlag, with a forward by Rav Joey, here.

Dr. Aziz Gazipura is a world renowned expert in self-confidence, the famed bestselling author of "Not Nice," host of "Shrink for the Shy Guy" Podcast and the "Get More Confidence" YouTube channel, and the recently published book "Doubtless." In this conversation, we go deep into how one's relationship with a higher power impacts one's self-confidence. You can find Dr. Aziz on his website draziz.com.

Dr. Jessica Newman, who practices Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture and Pilates in Jerusalem, is a master expert in all of the above, and the founder of Jerusalem Acupuncture & Pilates. In this conversation, we discuss her experience working with thousands of patients, the differences between Western and Eastern medicine, the different experiences treating patients in Los Angeles and Israel, the role of emotions and spirituality in physical healing, and more! She is soon to release a 'doctor yourself' app. You can find her on instagram @jlm_acupil8s

In this conversation with Jordana Greenfield, aka @drinkitin_jordana, we discuss finding your authentic voice--what can prevent it and tools for reclaiming it, what it means to "be yourself," the experience of teaching elementary school students versus adults, different stages of life, having vs. implementing ideas, her experience hosting different podcast guests, dating advice, and more!

Jordana is an expert Torah educator, public speaker, a coach who helps people find their voice within, onstage and online, a podcast host, and social media influencer. You can find her on instagram @drinkitin_jordana.

In this episode, we address the question of the path of self-development. Does most growth happen through exposure, or through getting more in touch with one's inner guidance. We discuss 4 sources that point to the latter. Note: the point of this episode is not to give a conclusion, but to provide food for thought.

In this enlightening conversation with Rav Daniel Kohn, we discuss how to think about "God," a spiritual perspective on healing, what freedom really means, worrying about other people's opinions, alignment with one's true essence, Tefillin, and more!

Rav Daniel Kohn is a world-renowned rabbi, the leader of the Bat Ayin village in Israel, a musician, spiritual guide, and the author of (currently) 3 books, including the recently published "The Way Out" and "The Way In" - commentaries and essays on the Passover Haggadah, which are available on amazon here and at Pomeranz booksellers in person or here.

Rav Yakov Danishefsky works as a rabbi, therapist, educator and speaker. He is the author of three books, including the newly released "The Attached Haggadah." In this conversation, we talk about how the Torah speaks to this generation, attachment styles in relationships (human to human and human to G-d), the idea of being angry at G-d, self-esteem and self-love, the inner child, and more! You can find his new Haggadah here.

In this raw and reflective conversation with Menachem Forma, we go deep on the topics of ego, masculine & feminine energies (their definitions, the existence of both within every individual and how to balance the two, how balancing the two leads to a more aligned life, its relevance to one's relationship with Source and in human relationships), and the journey from depression to expression. Menachem is an ambassador of aligned expression, being a channel of love, and connecting with your divine identity and purpose. You can reach him on instagram @menachemforma

In this profound and exciting conversation with Rav Benji Elson, we discuss his experiences with Buddhism and Judaism, what it actually means to be a on a "spiritual journey," as well as specific Kabbalistic and Hassidic teachings and how they provide a map for personal-development and well-being.

Rav Benji is a clinical psychotherapist, teacher of Torah, Jewish environmental-educator, transformational experience-facilitator, musician, and author.

In this episode I sit down with Reb Adam Yitzchak Polinovskiy, who is a Kabbalah-based teacher, mentor and coach. We discuss his spiritual journey, "healthy before holy," tips for how to develop one's desire to give, tips for how to identify as a soul, the spiritual value of creativity and artistry, a powerful technique to discover one's purpose in life, the tree of life as a map of the human psyche, the relationship between confidence and gratitude, insights into gratitude, achieving balance, healthy self-love, the toolbox idea of the Aish Kodesh, the Baal Shem Tov's method for transforming negative thoughts, what does it mean to "elevate sparks," a bit about the Rebbe Mordechai Gottlieb, and more. You can find him on Instagram and TikTok @rebadamyitzchak, and his online school through my affiliate link here.