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Melody Of Miriam (Official Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOBi6o4H_ak

 

Miriam shares her 15-year journey of setting boundaries and seeking therapy to cope with her narcissistic mother-in-law's impact on finances, lifestyle, and relationships. She highlights the relief found in sharing her story and the importance of professional help in navigating challenging family dynamics, while also exploring the benefits of connecting through personal stories on podcasts.

 

Healing From A Narcissistic Parent - with Esther Moskovitz, LCSW

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About Out Guest:

Having grown up in a European household in the heart of Jerusalem, the mix of cultures is the essence of who Maly Goldschmidt is. She works as an Electrical Engineer and is completing her Masters in Cyber Security but much prefers creating cute designs on Canva and cooking exotic foods. In her free time, Maly enjoys painting, reading and kickboxing.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maly-bronner-goldschmidt-20b298295/     (Kol Isha)   Vehi Sheamda:  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V27B0kkDt7w Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2vKDIunaBE5iBj2p6F7wZ0?si=2721f920a22049b8   Melody Of Miriam (Official Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOBi6o4H_ak      

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Delve into a family's poignant experience in Israel amidst conflict, portraying resilience, community support, and the struggle to maintain normalcy. Through displacement, coping strategies, and global solidarity, the narrative unveils the intertwining themes of trust, adversity, and steadfast determination.

 

About Our Guest:

Shira Nebenzahl Meuchas is a freelance project manager. She works for the International Resilience Center of Sderot, where she and her family have been living for the past 4 years. In her "free time" Shira is part of the leadership of a community on Sderot, believing that community is a tool for resilience.   Shira is married to Yedidya, who is serving currently in Miluim, and they have 2 sons. Since Simchat Tora, she has moved around with her kids for over two weeks after the war broke out until they settled temporarily in Jerusalem where they were B"H able to create stability.  

 

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This episode features an in-depth conversation with Keshet Starr, CEO of ORA (Organization for the Resolution of Agunot), exploring the complex issue of Jewish divorce refusal. Starr discusses the organization's multifaceted approach to assisting individuals facing such situations, emphasizing the importance of early intervention, legal and communal strategies, and the role of Halakhic prenups in preventing and resolving divorce refusals.

 

The conversation also addresses the broader implications of advocacy and community involvement in these sensitive matters, highlighting the necessity of both public and behind-the-scenes efforts to effect change and support affected individuals. Additionally, Starr advocates for a nuanced understanding of rabbinic roles and stresses the collective responsibility to address and mitigate the challenges associated with Jewish divorce refusal.

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About this episode:   Throughout the conversation, Rav Scott Kahn discusses the challenging dynamics between Charedi and Dati Lumi communities in Israel, especially in light of military service disparities and societal contributions during times of conflict. He also touches upon the issue of religious and political leadership within the Charedi community and suggests the need for innovative solutions to address current challenges. This episode provides insight into significant topics affecting Orthodoxy today and explores personal and communal responsibilities in the context of modern-day Israel.   About our guest:   Scott Kahn is the Founder and CEO of Jewish Coffee House, the host of the Orthodox Conundrum Podcast and co-host of Intimate Judaism, and a veteran educator. Scott is a Rabbi and was formerly a Rosh Yeshiva at Yeshivat Yesodei HaTorah in Israel. He and his wife Aliza live in Ramat Beit Shemesh with their seven children.   https://www.facebook.com/groups/432020081498108 https://twitter.com/JewishCoffeeH https://www.facebook.com/scottalankahn https://scottkahn.substack.com/    

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About The Episode:

In this episode Isaac Nadoff, an IDF reservist, shares his compelling story. Raised in Pittsburgh with a religious upbringing, Isaac details his decision to enlist in the Israeli army after a life-changing conversation with his brother. He recounts his experiences as a combat medic stationed on the Syrian border and later in Gaza, highlighting the challenges of combat, the psychological impact of war, and the importance of support organizations like Nevut for returning soldiers. Isaac also discusses the transition back to civilian life in Pittsburgh, the struggle with PTSD and therapy, and the nuanced relationship with faith post-service. The episode underlines the importance of community, support, and understanding the multifaceted experiences of soldiers returning from conflict zones.

About Our Guest:

Isaac is a former IDF Combat Medic, Pittsburgh Paramedic, and is now a current IDF Reservist who spent around 50 days in Gaza serving as a Combat Medic once more. He is currently back in the states working as a Paramedic before his next call up.

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This episode conversation primarily revolves around the sensitive issue of suicide.   Menachem Hojda, a trained mental health professional, enlightens listeners on understanding and responding to signs of suicidal thoughts in individuals. He emphasizes the importance of open discussion about suicide to combat feelings of isolation and loneliness experienced by those with suicidal thoughts. He also stresses the need for suicide intervention training for professionals and community members alike to enable effective support for those needing it. This conversation also involves discussing the concepts of suicide awareness, suicide alertness, and suicide intervention.   Suicide Helplines from around the world: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html?fbclid=IwAR2yMY1QYPof5sWiSa6t2FyCL5fkYF4hulyjwHjt8JFZb92Rxe71rOcQh-o   Amudim Crisis Line https://amudim.org/domestic-violence/#crisis   National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (U.S.) https://988lifeline.org/   Resources for those who have lost someone to suicide https://afsp.org/ive-lost-someone/   Kevin Hines' story of surviving suicide https://youtu.be/NlyrDLQuPbo?si=aaLCoRjZWj5AvUv3   Living Works Suicide Trainings https://livingworks.net/   Recommendations for Media Covering Suicide https://reportingonsuicide.org/    

About Our Guest:

Menachem Hojda LMSW-C is the grandson of 4 Holocaust survivors. He was given the name Menachem because its meaning “the one who comforts” describes the hope his grandparents felt as they healed from the cruel genocide of their families with the birth of a new generation. Menachem strives to live up to that legacy by doing his part to value the miraculous healing made possible when people experience connection and belonging. As an Adjunct Professor at Touro University Graduate School of Social Work, and a Field Instructor at University of Michigan School of Social Work he explores the application of these concepts with students. He is a Master Trainer at Living Works and trains for Oakland Community Health Network. He practices Clinical Social Work and provides Clinical Supervision at Fairsky Foundation, and serves on the Board of Nefesh International.

 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/menachem-hojda-7522652b/   NEW SONG- "MY VOICE" (Kol Isha)   

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This episode features Dr. Daniel Edelman sharing his journey from a traditional Jewish upbringing to pursuing a career in science, despite initial aspirations for a Kollel life. They discuss challenges faced by Orthodox Jewish women in secular fields and initiatives to integrate them into science careers.

Dr. Edelman talkes about a mentorship program he founded addressing cultural clashes and the importance of maintaining personal values. The program's impact is evident through participant achievements, culminating in presentations at NIH poster day. Over 60 women have benefited, underscoring the importance of mentorship and community support for Orthodox Jewish women in science.

The discussion also raises questions about gender-specific mentorship needs within the community.

 

About Our Guest:

Daniel Edelman, PhD, initially wanted to be a Rebbe in a Yeshiva Gedolah. However, Rabbi Yaakov Weinberg, ZT”L, suggested Plan B; as in B in Biology! Dr. Edelman earned his M.S. in Applied Molecular Biology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in 1993. He then worked as a research associate at the VA Medical Center in Baltimore and as a molecular technologist at the University of MD Medical Center in Baltimore. In 1997, Dr. Edelman began dissertation research in infectious disease and earned his PhD in medical pathology in 2005. From 2006-2007, he worked as a scientific reviewer with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Next up was 13 years at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) as the laboratory manager of the Clinical Molecular Profiling Core supporting NCI clinical cancer research. While there he also began a program to provide a mentored pathway into the sciences for Orthodox Jewish women. From 2020-2023, Dr. Edelman returned to the FDA as a policy analyst. Now back at NCI since last fall, he now works as a program officer focusing on cancer screening and clinical trials. All statements by Dr. Edelman are his alone and do not reflect those of the US Government.

 

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In this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of Stacey Goldman from a conservative Jewish background to becoming a Yoetzet Halacha, a female advisor on Jewish law, particularly focusing on the laws of family purity (Taharat HaMishpacha). Stacey shares her personal and professional evolution, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs she has encountered along the way.

 

About Our Guest:

Stacey Nechama Goldman is a Tanach teacher at Kohelet Yeshiva High School in Philadelphia. She also teaches adult education classes all over the greater Philadelphia area including Aish Chaim, Lower Merion Synagogue, and Hillel at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a graduate of Barnard College and the U.S. Yoetzet Halacha Program of Nishmat's Miriam Glaubach Center and currently serves as Yoetzet Halacha for the greater Philadelphia community and the Young Israel/Aish in Las Vegas. She has published reflective essays and articles on chabad.org. You can find her audio classes on YUTorah.org and outorah.org. She lives in suburban Philadelphia with her husband and is the happy mother of many boys and accumulating beautiful daughters in law and grandchildren.

 

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