Moshe Kinderlehrer welcomed Sarri Singer, founder of Strength to Strength, for a special episode ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Singer reflects on witnessing the attacks on the Twin Towers from New York and surviving a 2002 terrorist attack in Jerusalem. She discusses how those experiences shaped her mission to support victims and survivors of terrorism around the world and led to the founding of Strength to Strength. Singer also discusses the impact of Oct. 7 on terror survivors and why she refuses to let the attacks define her life.

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Moshe welcomed Ari Abramowitz, founder of Nevut and a former lone soldier, onto “Pitch Meeting” to discuss why the battle doesn’t always end when a soldier leaves the IDF.Abramowitz shared the story of Sgt. William “Will” Shakin and how his recent death highlighted the urgent need to recognize that someone who appears to be doing well may be struggling beneath the surface.He also discussed Nevut’s work helping lone soldiers navigate life after the army through mental health support, community, employment and more.

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Moshe welcomed Susan Rosenbluth, longtime editor and publisher of the "Jewish Voice and Opinion," for a wide-ranging conversation about her journey in journalism and the mission that inspired her to create a voice for “classical Judaism.”

Now, Susan is taking on a new role as a novelist with her debut book, "Blurred Vision." She shares the true story that inspired the novel, her decades long interest in cults and why maintaining a strong connection to Judaism can be so important in times of vulnerability.

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Moshe and Elizabeth welcomed Rabbi Zev Goldberg, rabbi of Beis Midrash of Bergenfield (BMOB), to share his remarkable journey of donating a kidney through Renewal. Rabbi Goldberg discusses what inspired him to become a kidney donor, the unexpected call that changed his life and becoming Renewal’s 1,500th donor. He shares the gratitude, emunah and sense of responsibility that guided his decision to give someone else the gift of life. This powerful conversation explores the meaning of chesed and how one person’s actions can inspire others to make a difference.

Moshe welcomed Rabbi Paul Bloom, author of "Coming Home: 101 Reasons to Make Aliyah," for a conversation about his decades-long connection to Israel and what ultimately led him to make Aliyah. From his career at Bell Labs and IBM to building a movement encouraging Jews to explore life in Israel, Rabbi Bloom shares the challenges of making Aliyah and how thoughtful preparation can help turn that dream into reality.

Moshe welcomed Gabe and Aiden Einhorn, founders of VryfID, who made headlines after a Cornell student refused to interview for an internship with their company after learning they were Jewish. The brothers discuss building their startup to address New York City’s rental crisis, their response to the incident and why they continue to proudly embrace their Jewish identity.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcomed Sheina Gutnick, daughter of Bondi Beach terror attack hero Reuven Morrison, for a powerful conversation about her father’s courage, Jewish pride and the legacy he left behind. Sheina shares the story of her father’s final act of bravery, why she chose to carry his story forward and her ongoing work fighting antisemitism while inspiring others to stand proudly as Jews.

Moshe welcomed Elan Kornblum, founder of Great Kosher Restaurants Magazine and one of the most influential voices in kosher dining. From restaurant openings and food trends to kosher travel around the world, Kornblum has spent more than two decades documenting the ever-changing kosher food scene. He shares the story behind building one of the largest kosher food communities in the world and what he hopes to accomplish in the years ahead.

Moshe welcomed Ari Moses, the owner of Urban Air in Hackensack, to discuss the growth of one of the region's most popular family attractions. Ari shares how he went from running a successful mortgage business to becoming one of Urban Air's earliest franchisees, opening the South Hackensack location in 2017 and expanding to multiple parks across New Jersey and Brooklyn. Along the way, he discusses entrepreneurship, navigating COVID, serving the community and constantly innovating to keep families coming back for more.

Moshe Kinderlehrer welcomes Yoni Gelfand, known musically as GELF, for a conversation about music and identity. Gelfand reflects on his early influences, his time in a cappella groups and how COVID pushed him to begin creating and releasing original music. He also discusses songs like “Shivti” and “Am Echad” and how his perspective as an artist shifted after Oct. 7.