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Nicole Rubinovich is an Israeli Olympic weightlifter, a multiple-time national champion, and an international competitor representing Israel on the global stage.

In this episode, we go beyond the platform to meet the person behind the lifts — her discipline, her mindset, and what it means to build a life around a sport that demands everything.

We talk about what drew her into Olympic weightlifting, the level of precision and control the sport requires, and how that kind of training shapes the way you think and move through the world.

There’s a shared understanding between us of what this sport gives you — not just physically, but mentally — and how it carries into life far beyond the gym.

Nicole also speaks about what it means to represent Israel in competition, and the sense of responsibility and identity that comes with stepping onto that stage. This conversation is about more than strength — it’s about focus, consistency, and the kind of person you become through it.

👉 If you’re into real, thoughtful conversations about discipline, identity, and what it takes to commit fully to something — stick around, subscribe, and join me here on The Dayna Show.

🔗 Connect with Nicole & Power Club:

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🌐 Power Club Website: https://www.power-club.co.il⁠

📸 Instagram (Power Club): https://www.instagram.com/powerclubil

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Chaim Japheth Malespin has lived a colorful life that ultimately brought him to Israel — a country he now dedicates much of his time and energy to strengthening.

In this episode of The Dayna Show, we talk about the journey that led him here, his work helping people connect to Israel and encouraging them to build their lives here, and what it means to commit yourself to a country that is constantly fighting for its future.

Since October 7th, Chaim has also been serving in the IDF reserves, standing alongside thousands of others who have stepped forward to defend this country during one of the most difficult periods in its history.

Our conversation touches on identity, purpose, faith, Aliyah, and the complicated reality of building a life in Israel today.

Chaim’s path has been anything but ordinary — and his story adds another perspective to the ongoing conversation about Israel, Zionism, and the people who choose to stand with this country.

Support and connect with Chaim Malespin:

Support Chaim Malespin & the Aliyah Return Center

🇮🇱 Aliyah Return Center https://aliyahreturncenter.com⁠

🌐 Chaim Malespin https://chaimmalespin.com⁠

✉️ Contact / Information [email protected]

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Sitting down with Adam Scott Bellos felt long overdue.

As a fellow podcaster, he understands the weight of having a platform — the work, the responsibility, and the intention behind every word. Adam is direct, authentic, witty, clever, and incredibly articulate — not someone who softens his message to make people comfortable.

A Tel Aviv–based entrepreneur, IDF veteran, journalist, and founder of The Israel Innovation Fund, Adam also launched initiatives like Wine on the Vine — connecting supporters around the world to Israeli wineries and strengthening Jewish resilience through tangible action.

He’s become one of the more outspoken voices challenging ego-driven advocacy and what he calls performative activism.

In this episode, we talk about rising antisemitism, institutional failure, influencer culture, and his belief that Jewish survival requires strength, strategy, and sovereignty — not just better messaging.

No fluff. No filter. Just like him.

Support and Connect with Adam Scott Bellos:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamscottbellos_

The Israel Innovation Fund: https://Tiif.org

Plant a Vine in Israel: https://Plantavine.org

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Kim Bash was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and made Aliyah in 2004, building her life in Jerusalem where she now works as a real estate agent helping Anglo families buy homes across Israel. A Baalat Teshuva who lives in the Old City, her faith and her Zionism are deeply woven into the work she does.

Kim and I met years ago during a very different chapter of my life. I was rebuilding, in a place that felt uncertain. Our paths crossed quietly back then. Sitting across from her now — both of us still here, both still choosing Israel — felt deeply full circle. In this episode, we go beyond property.

We talk about what it means to be Jewish right now. The rise in antisemitism. The instability so many Jews are feeling around the world. Kim speaks passionately about why she believes Jews shouldn’t wait until they are forced into difficult decisions. If you can come to Israel — or at least anchor yourself here — do it from strength, not from fear.

We talk about her journey becoming religious, her life inside the walls of the Old City, and why helping Jews build homes in Israel feels to her like part of something much bigger than business.

This episode is about roots, responsibility, and choosing to build your future in the Jewish homeland.

Connect with Kim Bash:

https://wa.me/972544415704

https://youtube.com/@UC17orohScxTbN3J7S53cvZw

https://www.instagram.com/kimbashrealestate

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Michael Harpaz is an entertainer, singer, and creator who was born in the United States to Israeli parents, with Israel always part of who he is. Hebrew was spoken at home and Israel was never an idea — it was family. In this episode we go beyond the stage to meet the person behind the music — his journey, his roots, and what brought him to build his life here.

We talk about growing up in a musical home, his experience in Hi-Five, and what it’s like to live a creative life in Israel — the energy of performing, the joy of connecting with audiences, and the gratitude he feels doing what he loves.

Michael also shares about his advocacy for Israel and how, for him, music and values are deeply connected. We touch briefly on Kochav HaBa, but the focus is the human story — creativity, identity, and staying true to yourself.

👉If you’re into real, thoughtful conversations about Israel, community, and the people behind movements that matter — stick around, subscribe, and join me here on The Dayna Show.

Connect with Michael HarPaz:

https://www.instagram.com/michaelharpaz

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Asn6DG5MW/

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In this episode, I sat down with Akiva Nachman Hart, whose story — shared publicly with his wife Chava and their family through House of Lev — has touched people around the world who are searching for meaning and truth.

This conversation moves through spirituality, the soul, and the kind of transformation that doesn’t happen overnight… but changes everything. Not just what you believe — but who you become. Akiva shares what it feels like to search for answers, to find truth in Judaism, and to step into a new identity with your whole heart.

We explore belonging, acceptance in the Jewish community, the pull toward building a life in Israel, and what it means to finally feel aligned — spiritually, emotionally, and deeply inside yourself.

And woven through the episode is his art — because when a person feels more complete, creativity doesn’t disappear. It becomes clearer. More honest. More alive.

Connect with Akiva + listen to his music here: https://akivanachman.komi.io

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Vlad Patrati has been part of the Israeli CrossFit community since its early, grassroots days — growing alongside a scene that evolved from small, local boxes into a strong, connected community with a respected name in the international CrossFit world.

Over the years, Vlad has lived the sport from every angle — as an athlete, a seasoned competitor who has stepped onto the competition floor multiple times, and today as a CrossFit Level 3 coach. Known for his positivity, constant smile, and calm professionalism, he brings experience without ego. Through online coaching, community-building competitions, and his STOIX Podcast, Vlad continues to help strengthen and connect the Israeli CrossFit community.

Because CrossFit once played a meaningful role in my own life, this conversation felt personal. Together, we reflect on growth — of the sport, the community, and ourselves — and on how our relationship with strength evolves over time.

👉If you’re into real, thoughtful conversations about Israel, community, and the people behind movements that matter — stick around, subscribe, and join me here on The Dayna Show.

Connect with Vlad Patrati

📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vladpatrati

🎙️ STOIX Podcast: https://youtube.com/@stoixfit?si=aV3LZQhNYZnYgnRA

 🏋‍♂️Remote coaching Consultation: https://my.forms.app/vladpatrati/consultation

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Rawan Osman is a Syrian-born activist who brings lived experience and clarity to difficult conversations about antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish identity.

In this episode, we talk about her secular upbringing, the anti-Jewish ideas she was exposed to from a young age, and what led her to question and reject those narratives. The conversation expands into the bigger issues of antisemitism, why Jews are targeted, how hostility toward Israel is shaped, and the role ideology plays in all of it.

Rawan shares how her view of Israel changed, why unity within Israeli society matters, and speaks openly about identity, standing publicly for what you believe in, and her ongoing journey toward Judaism and conversion. She does so with conviction, courage, and an unapologetic honesty — qualities that, to me, embody a true Eshet Chayil, (Woman of Valor). 

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Rowan Osman: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rawanosman2024

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/17mYgkUGjS/

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Rina Kreiner is a psychotherapist specializing in expressive arts therapy, parenting guidance, and couples counseling, with decades of experience working with families and adults in Israel. We’ve known each other for many years, and in this episode we sit down for an open, thoughtful conversation about parenting cross different stages of life, relationships, divorce, and the emotional patterns that shape who we become. We talk about raising children, learning to let go, staying connected without losing yourself, and the long-term impact of family dynamics.

We also touch briefly on Rina’s current focus today — working primarily with adult women navigating emotionally draining or confusing relationships, and supporting them in rebuilding trust in themselves.

If this conversation resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments — and if you want to keep these kinds of conversations coming, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and follow The Dayna Show.

Contact with Rina Kreiner: https://share.google/7DDkc4QHxwBnxZOQt

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The Dayna Show returns with an episode that brings Jewish history out of books and into the real world.

My guest is Josh A, an Israeli antique collector with a strong presence on social media, where he shares rare artifacts from across Jewish history — coins, maps, inscriptions, and objects from different time periods. Through what he collects and presents, Josh offers tangible proof of Jewish life and continuity in the Land of Israel, paired with deep historical knowledge and historical context. With Hanukkah having just passed, this conversation touches on the Hashmonaim (Hasmonean) period, ancient life in this region, and why Jewish history still matters today — especially at a time when facts are questioned and antisemitism is rising.

Thoughtful, fascinating, and grounding, this is a conversation I truly loved.

🔗 Explore Josh A’s work and follow him here:

▶️ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@josh_history

🌐 All links & social media: https://j0sh.bio/

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