איך מתכננים חופש כלכלי במקום פשוט “לקוות שיהיה בסדר”? קארין, מתכננת פיננסית ב-Family Office, מסבירה לאלכס מה זאת בכלל הכנסה פטורה, איך עובדים עם פיצויים ותגמולים, מה ההבדל בין IRA, קופת גמל להשקעה ותיקון 190, ואיך אפשר להשתמש בכל הכלים האלה כדי לבנות לעצמנו פרישה חכמה – עם פחות מס ויותר חופש בחירה.הם מדברים על משקיע כשיר, קרנות פרטיות ופרייבט אקוויטי, שוק ההון בישראל מול חול, ועל כל הרעש מסביב – טיקטוקרים, פֶּנִי-סטוקס, “גאוני” בורסה בני 20 וקורסים להתעשרות מהירה. שיחה מאוד פרקטית על מה אפשר לעשות כבר היום, גם אם עדיין אין “עון משמעותי”.הצטרפו אלינו בשבוע הבא לחלק ב׳ של הפרק עם קארין!

In part B, Alex and Darin dive deep into life after trauma – when the event is over, but the “damage” stays with you every single day.
Darin speaks with raw honesty about life after Nova, realizing there is no more “before”, the harsh inner critic in her head, and the tiny, moment-to-moment work of learning to trust herself again.

She shares about anxiety, nightmares, anger that disguises itself as every other emotion, heart versus brain, ice baths, breathwork, and methods like Wim Hof and Vipassana – and how you build a new routine when everything you knew has collapsed.
At the same time, Alex and Darin talk about the system: National Insurance, psychiatrists, outdated laws, and why the law for victims of hostile acts must change so that the state will acknowledge that trauma doesn’t just “go away” – you learn to live with it.

It’s an episode about personal responsibility on one hand, and self-compassion on the other. About how we talk to ourselves, and how we very slowly change that inner story.

What happens to your inner world after you survive the unimaginable? Darin shares her story from Nova with rare candor—about state committees and bureaucracy, therapists, flashbacks, and the life after. A powerful conversation about trauma, faith, body and mind, relearning how to feel, and turning survival into healing.

In part two, Elior Weber goes deeper: how much of life is really in our control, when it’s smarter to let go, why people avoid talking about politics, and why schools don’t teach kids about money — so he does it himself.
He also shares real stories from the field as a legal courier (“someone actually lifted his shirt and showed me a gun”), talks about moving from employee to business owner, and what freedom really costs.

A candid conversation about responsibility, finance, education, politics and choosing your battles.

🎙️ From the Vitamin T podcast with Alex
👤 Guest: Elior Weber
🎥 Production: Gabriel Volcovich
🎵 Original music: Yaron Bahar

What happens when an entrepreneur is also a DJ and a life-philosopher?
Elior Weber joins Vitamin T for a candid talk about meaning, faith, career, and the everyday grind. From letting go of control and accepting that not everything has an answer, to music, Wim Hof breathing, mindfulness, and the idea of “buying the story you sold yourself.”

What happens when you talk politics with no filters — and no fillings?
Tom Wexler, a dentist who sees far beyond the clinic, joins Alex to talk leadership, trust, civic responsibility, and a long-term vision for Israel.
An open conversation about Bennett, Bibi, Trump, and how it all connects to natural beauty — and real life.

🎙️ From the Vitamin T podcast with Alex
Guest: Tom Wexler / @tomwex8
Produced by Gabriel Volcovich / @volcogabriel
Music by Yaron Bahar / @classicalstormofficial9626

What really goes on behind the scenes of dentistry in Israel?
Tom Wexler, an experienced dentist in Israel and abroad, opens up about money, treatment, competition, and the healthcare system.
A conversation about professionalism, values, and what it means to be a doctor in today’s Israel.

🎙️ From Vitamin T podcast with Alex
Produced by Gabriel Volcovich
Music by Yaron Bahar

An inspiring conversation about money, leverage, and financial growth: how to understand the true value of money, take advantage of smart investment opportunities, and plan your financial future wisely.
Yossi Dimri talks about investment strategies, understanding taxation and pension funds, exponential growth, and managing family assets.
The discussion also touches on the importance of investing in yourself, believing in science, rest, and continuous learning — turning financial knowledge into a way of life.

A sharp conversation on money, the stock market, and financial planning in uncertain times: when to take advantage of market drops, how to think like an investor psychologically, and why “real estate is an investment—not just a home.” Includes lessons from COVID, insurance regulation, and strategies in Israel and abroad (Dubai).

Banking, housing, and Israeli society through the lens of Gideon Weiler: a conversation about monopolies, fairness, and social responsibility. From challenges in the banking system, to the housing crisis and opportunities for the younger generation, and even debates on military service and civic duty—this episode confronts tough questions about society, responsibility, and the future in Israel.