In this episode, the Sisters Chat hosts reconnect with Kaley Zeitouni, whom they first met through Runya at Chabad USC. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 12, Kaley shares her powerful journey of healing, resilience, and deep spiritual growth. She breaks down the mind-body connection in a real and practical way, including demonstrating techniques like deep breathing and tapping to help manage stress and support the body’s ability to heal. Kaley also introduces her program, Get Your Body Back, focused on retraining the nervous system for lasting, meaningful change.

Today, Kaley is best-selling author, and a sought-after Illness Recovery Coach, guiding people around the world through transformative mind-body healing. After 18 years of living with multiple sclerosis (MS), Kaley experienced a complete reversal of the disease and a revealed miracle of health. She now teaches others how to transform their bodies through mind-body medicine and shares chassidic approaches to health and wellness with thousands through workshops and summits. Above all, she is a devoted mother and wife.

If you or a loved one is dealing with chronic symptoms, join us for an exclusive Sisters Chat listener event on May 12. Register today at Chronic Symptom Relief WorkshopTo learn more or begin your own journey to healing, visit Kaley Zeitouni CoachingOr Follow on Instagram @kaleyzeitouniofficial Facebook: facebook.com/KaleyZeitouni

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In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with Sara Chana Silverstein, a renowned homeopath and lactation consultant, for a conversation that is as practical as it is empowering. Together, they dive into real-life breastfeeding challenges, the importance of individualized care, and how natural remedies can support both physical and emotional wellness.

Sara Chana shares her personal journey into homeopathy and her experience helping thousands of women navigate breastfeeding with confidence. The discussion also explores cultural perceptions around breastfeeding, the science behind it, and how herbal medicine can play a meaningful role in emotional balance, especially for mothers.

Filled with relatable stories, expert insight, and honest conversation, this episode is all about giving women the knowledge and tools to feel supported in their journeys.

To learn more about Sara Chana, her work, and Moodtopia Academy, visit
https://sarachana.com/

You can also preorder her new book Moodtopia for Kids here
https://www.amazon.com/Moodtopia-Kids-Nurturing-Emotional-Wellness-ebook/dp/B0FNDMSG52

The Sisters Chat is back after Pesach, and the girls are sharing real, unfiltered reflections—from the chaos of hosting, the pressure of pulling everything together, and the behind-the-scenes stress no one talks about, to the realities (and occasional disappointments) of Pesach programs. From food shortages to expectations vs. reality, they dive into what Pesach really looked like this year, with all the humor, honesty, and relatable moments that come with it.

As they discuss their Pesach read, I’m Not Alone—a book that deeply impacted them over Yom Tov—they’re joined by Naftali, our Nene’s very own husband, and the grandson of the remarkable woman behind the story. What begins as a conversation about a powerful book turns into something much more personal, as Naftali brings his grandmother’s story to life. Through accounts of mesiras nefesh, resilience, and unwavering faith, her life reflects the very themes of Pesach—survival, freedom, gratitude, and the strength of the human spirit.

This episode weaves together humor, honesty, and powerful storytelling, leaving you with a renewed appreciation for community, connection, and the stories that carry us forward.

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their beloved Bubby, Mrs. Simcha Bracha Gitlin, in a rare and deeply meaningful conversation, her first time sharing these stories in an interview, in honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, the Rebbe’s 124th birthday. She opens up about her upbringing in the Bronx, the values that shaped her, and her journey to Crown Heights. What makes this episode truly extraordinary are her firsthand accounts of standing behind the Rebbe during the Sunday dollar distributions. For six years, Bubby had the honor of helping move the lines, and is a familiar, recognized face in so many of the photos of women receiving dollars. The stories she shares, filled with detail, warmth, and quiet awe, offer a glimpse into moments few ever witnessed, making it feel like a true treasure not only for her grandchildren, but for all who listen.

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters are joined by their mother for a fun and relatable take on Pesach—sharing their “trauma” from years of intense cleaning & cooking, along with real, practical tips to make Yom Tov feel more meaningful, smoother, and actually enjoyable. As everyone gets into the pre-Pesach chaos, they laugh through the memories, reframe the stress, and offer simple ways to shift the energy at home so you can go into the holiday feeling lighter, calmer, and more present.  

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their cousin, Shlomo Danzinger, former mayor of Surfside, Florida, for a lively and honest conversation about politics, community, and public service. Shlomo shares his unexpected journey from working as a graphics artist to becoming one of the few openly Orthodox Jewish mayors in the United States, what it’s like representing a community while balancing family, faith, and public life, and some of the memorable moments that come with being in government. The conversation touches on leadership, community involvement, and why local politics matter more than people often realize. Shlomo also shares that he is running again in the upcoming Surfside election, and encourages listeners to get involved in their local communities and make their voices heard. To learn more or support the campaign, visit https://shlomoforsurfside.wixsite.com/2026 and follow along on Instagram @shlomodanzinger and @rachels_baked_goods.  

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters dive into the burning in-law questions everyone thinks about but doesn’t always say out loud. Do sisters-in-law come on a sisters trip? Are siblings-only pictures allowed? Where is the line between being inclusive and overdoing it? With their signature mix of honesty, humor, and real-life stories, they explore the unspoken rules, emotional layers, and healthy boundaries that shape extended family dynamics. They unpack what truly fosters harmony and what can quietly create tension in a way that is thoughtful, relatable, and real. If you have ever navigated the complexities of extended family life, this one is for you, because let’s be honest, there is not a single person who doesn’t have a strong opinion or two about in-law rules.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their friend Macy Crenshaw of Renewed Energy Healing to explore the transformative power of emotional healing through the Emotion Code. Macy, a trained occupational therapist who transitioned into energy healing, shares her journey and explains how releasing trapped emotions can impact both physical and emotional well-being. The conversation dives into the role of the subconscious mind, the importance of intention, and the balance between traditional medicine and alternative modalities, and they openly address skepticism surrounding energy healing and how to approach it thoughtfully. They also discuss the ripple effect healing can have on individuals and families, and the episode features a live demonstration, offering listeners a real time glimpse into how limiting beliefs can be identified and released. Learn more at renewedenergyhealing.com or email [email protected].

This episode is sponsored by the talented Chaviva Tarlow. Visit chavivatarlow.com, call 917 399 6263, or follow @chavivatarlowmusic for beautiful music for your next event.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the hosts record from the Kosher.com kitchen and dive into their love for food and the dynamics of growing up in a family that truly values cooking. They reminisce about their Covid era cooking show, Sisters Do Shabbat, when being in the kitchen together felt like connection, creativity, and a little bit of sanity during an uncertain time. The sisters share personal stories from their childhood kitchen, talk about Menucha’s new cooking club and how it is bringing women together around food, and swap practical quick meal ideas and favorite kitchen hacks. The episode wraps up with an exciting announcement about a new mini series focused on cooking together, bringing even more flavor, fun, and sister energy straight from the kitchen.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their friend Musia Baumgarten, founder of Shluchos Stronger Together and the Wellness Summit at the Kinus, for an honest and deeply personal conversation about postpartum depression. Musia shares her lived experience and how it shaped her work guiding and supporting other mothers, while addressing stigma, recognizing symptoms, and understanding the impact of postpartum mental health on marriage, family life, and identity. The conversation highlights the power of community, education, and partner support, along with practical insights around self care, sleep, and trusting the process of healing, reminding mothers that support is available and they are never alone.