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Rivky continues the conversation with Yaf Newman, Tali Wohlgelernte, and Anonymous, 3 women whose husbands are currently serving in the IDF. We discuss the financial side of living in a country at war, what they want those of us outside of Israel to understand, navigating mothering with a father on the front lines and what their own quiet moments after everyoneâs asleep look like.
Tali grew up in Chicago and made aliyah in 2010. She lives in Givat Shmuel with her husband and 4 daughters.
Tali and her husband serve as the directors of Mizrachi OU-JLIC in Givat Shmuel and Bar Ilan.
Tali is also a professional makeup artist and kallah teacher and loves empowering women in both these areas!Yaffy Newman is a current and past army wife who hails from Hollywood, FL. She has been living in Israel for the last almost decade with her Israeli husband and sabra baby. When they arent separated due to Miluim she works with her husband for Mizrachi-OU JLIC Givat Shmuel & Bar Ilan.
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Rivky sits down with Yaf Newman, Tali Wohlgelernte, and Anonymous, 3 women whose husbands are currently serving in the IDF. They share what the first days of the war were like, the mental health aspect of having a husband at war, what itâs like to reintegrate a husband temporarily into a family into that functions totally differently and some misconceptions about how to help out the IDF wives.
Tali grew up in Chicago and made aliyah in 2010. She lives in Givat Shmuel with her husband and 4 daughters.
Tali and her husband serve as the directors of Mizrachi OU-JLIC in Givat Shmuel and Bar Ilan.
Tali is also a professional makeup artist and kallah teacher and loves empowering women in both these areas!Yaffy Newman is a current and past army wife who hails from Hollywood, FL. She has been living in Israel for the last almost decade with her Israeli husband and sabra baby. When they arent separated due to Miluim she works with her husband for Mizrachi-OU JLIC Givat Shmuel & Bar Ilan.
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My brother in law is in urgent need of a kidney donor. To learn more about kidney donation or to see if you are a match, email [email protected] or call 718-431-9831 Ext. 209
Rivky talks with kidney donor Aviva Breda about the journey she took towards donating a part of her body to a stranger, she shares the common misconceptions around the backup kidney and what was going through her head the morning of her surgery.
Aviva Breda is a 38 year old mother of three. She lives in Teaneck NJ where she runs her own business, Aviva Breda Consulting, specializing in personal shopping and style consulting. When not working or busy with her family, Aviva spends her time reading, taking barre classes, and speaking about the importance of kidney donation awareness. To learn more about Aviva and her story check her out on Instagram @avivabreda or email her at [email protected]
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For this International Agunah Day, Rivky revisits her conversation with Nechama Wasserman, a woman who has been trying to get a Jewish divorce for over 9 years. She shares her first impressions of her husband David when they were dating, what happened when she told him she was leaving, the support heâs been receiving from his family for the past 9 years and why she believes David needs mental health support and is not acting out of malice.
Nechama Wasserman is a mom to 3 beautiful children and is currently an agunah, a woman chained to a dead marriage, because her husband refuses to give her a get.
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Rivky sits down with prolific cookbook author Miriam Pascal to talk about her newest book for Pesach. Miriam shares why she felt the need to make a Pesach cookbook, how her own restrictive Pesach customs growing up shaped her view on Pesach cooking, the changes sheâs seen in the kosher food blogging industry over the last 12 years, and why she wanted to get the cover of her cookbook approved.
Miriam (Pascal) Cohen is the founder of overtimecook.com, one of the world's leading destinations for kosher recipes, with hundreds of thousands of monthly visitors. A self taught cook and baker, Miram shares her passion for recipes, food and photography on her website, as well as in her popular food column in Mishpacha Magazine's Family Table. Her work has been featured by numerous national magazines and other media.
@overtimecook
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Rivky sits down with Rachie Shnay, a proudly Jewish jewelry designer, to talk about her brand and mission. Rachie shares why it was important to her to have Jewish theme jewelry in her collection from the outset, her special connection to holocaust survivors and how her pieces got in the hands of celebrities.
Rachie Shnay was born and raised in NYC. After making a few shifts in her career path, she started her fine jewelry business âRachie Shnayâ in 2019 and has quickly built a massive following around her world renowned, âMazel Collection.â Thousands of women internationally form her âMazel Club,â wearing her pieces with Jewish pride including Gal Gadot, Rachel Zoe, Amy Schumer, Julianna Margolies, Debra Messing, Lizzy Savetsky, Noa Tishby, Emmy Rossum, Selma Blair, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Miss Universe and so many more!
As a grandchild of four Holocaust survivors, Rachie has always been extremely passionate about spreading Holocaust education and awareness and inspiring others about the beauty of Judaism. She is a co-founder of, âThe Healerâs Collection,â a fashion accessory and wellness brand and continues to grow in new entrepreneurial ventures. She is all about spreading positivity and light and feels very lucky that through her business platform she has been able to create a network of women who are excited to embrace their Jewish identities in the most sparkly of ways and be their proudest and most fulfilled selves.
Rachieshnay.com
@rachieshnay
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Rivky sits down with Alexandra Watkins, a naming and branding expert, to really answer the question, whatâs in a name? We discuss the difference between advertising and branding, how I named Impact Fashion and why domain names are not as important as you think.
Alexandra Watkins is a leading and outspoken authority on brand names with buzz. If you have ever eaten a Wendyâs Baconator, you have literally eaten the words. For nearly 20 years, she and her naming firm, Eat My Words, have created love-at-first sight brand names for countless companies including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Disney, Twitter, and Google. Her own "Name Hall of Fame" includes frozen yogurt franchise Spoon Me, the Neato robotic vacuum, Burger Kingâs Mac nâ Cheetos, and Spanish language school Gringo Lingo.
Alexandra is a former Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center Author in Residence. Her breakthrough creativity book, âHello, My Name is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick,â was named a Top 10 Marketing Book by Inc. Magazine. She lives by the beach in her Barbie Dream House.
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Rivky sits down with Yael Trusch, the host of Jewish Money Matters. to discuss money. She shares how the 2008 recession led her to reexamine her whole relationship with money, why itâs so uncomfortable to talk about money, and how to properly handle money in your relationships.
Yael Trusch, is a Money Coach and Host of the award-winning podcast: Jewish Money Matters. Her signature online course G-d Wants You To Be Rich has transformed the lives of countless Jewish women and couples across the globe. Dubbed as âThe Jewish Oprah,â Yael is a sought after speaker who captivates and empowers women with her honest, relatable, and profoundly Jewish approach to money and life. Yaelâs prolific appearances include memorable speeches at the Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) National Jewish Retreat, Momentum, Wizo, Hadassa, as well as JCCâs and Chabad Houses around the world. Yael is a regular contributor for Chabad.org, Aish.com, and the Jewish Herald Voice. Her Jewish financial insights have also been featured in mainstream publications such as Real Simple Magazine, The Independent, and numerous podcasts. Yael has an MBA from NYU and a bachelors in Economics and International Relations from Tufts University. She is a native of Puerto Rico, lived and worked abroad in exotic locations as Shanghai, China; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Santiago, Chile; Jerusalem, Israel; and several US metros from Manhattan to Miami. Yael currently resides in Houston, Texas, with her husband and four children.Yaeltrusch.com/moneydate
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Rivky goes solo to give a quick update on the Am Yisrael Chai line and a peek into whatâs been happening inside her head.
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Rivky sits down with stylist Nicole Russo to discuss her work. She shares how stress and depression affected her body image heading into college, Why she decided to leave her glitzy fashion styling job, and they work though one of Rivky's major insecurities in real time.
Nicole Russo founded Let's Get You in 2017 and has since styled hundreds of people, sat at NYFW, and contributed to, or has been featured in Fast Company, Bustle, TodayxTmrw, and Martha Stewart Weddings. She has been a private stylist and personal shopper for over a decade, with fashion industry detours at J.Crew, and Theory, and was a senior personal shopper at NET-A-PORTER for almost 5 years, where she helped the worldâs most stylish and successful women dress impeccably. She's on a mission to empower high achievers with personalized, time-efficient wardrobe solutions, enabling them to exude confidence and focus on important roles, such as CEOs or parents. Follow Nicole on Instagram at @_letsgetyou and explore Let's Get You's transformative ethos at www.letsgetyou.com.Click here to see my collection of dresses.
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I sit down with cosmetic dentist Dr. Victoria Veytsman to discuss oral health and beauty. She shares her thoughts on confidence and altering your face, how beauty standards factor into her work, what pro-aging dentistry looks like and how she has built her own confidence.
Born and raised in New York and a first generation American, hard work, ethics and determination shaped Dr. Victoria Veytsman's journey. Finishing high school by 16 and then by age 22, she became the youngest ever graduate of the New York University College of Dentistry doctorate program. She then moved on to complete her residency at St. Lukeâs Roosevelt through the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons. After excelling in the core basics of dentistry, her practice vision and patient philosophy began to take form. Her goal was to transform smiles through the art and science of cosmetic dentistry with the end goal of building confidence and self-esteem.
@drvictoriadds
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I go solo to talk about the process behind my newest design, The Ribbon dress. Iâll share how Iâve been approaching designing differently over the last 6 months, what it looks like when you translate a corset into a modest design, and what went wrong along the way.
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I sit down with Bracha Poliakoff, the author of Reclaiming Dignity. to discuss tznius. She shares the importance of having womenâs voices, experiences and Torah wisdom in the book, how society plays a role in what values get passed on in tznius education and the problem with putting so much emphasis on clothing.
Bracha Poliakoff, LCSW-C is a licensed clinical social worker, speaker, and writer. She currently serves as the founder and director of continuing education at Bright Ideas Continuing Education, where she provides high quality continuing education programs for mental health professionals in the United States and Canada. She has also taught Torah to both high schoolers and adults in a variety of settings, and is the author of Reclaiming Dignity: A Guide to Tzniut for Men and Women. As a passionate member of the Orthodox community, Bracha often finds ways to give back and make a difference and has served on the board of Keneseth Beth Israel (Richmond, VA) as well as the Womenâs Institute of Torah (Baltimore, MD) in addition to her involvement in many other community programs and initiatives. Bracha is also committed to personal and professional development and has participated in The Associatedâs Young Leadership Council and the Orthodox Unionâs Womenâs Initiative Leadership Summit. Bracha lives in Baltimore, MD, with her husband and three children.Reclaimingdignity.com
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I sit down with Jenny Goldfarb, the founder of Mrs. Goldfarbâs Unreal Deli to discuss her vegan deli meat. She shares how she ties veganism into her torah practice, how she got her new product into the market, and her experience on Shark Tank.
Jenny Goldfarb, aka Mrs. Goldfarb, is the founder of Unreal Deli. She grew up on the Standard American Diet (SAD), and in her early 30s, learned about the plight of animals on factory farms, which led her to adopt a plant-based diet. After much trial and error she became a whiz in the plant-based kitchen and realized the thing she missed most after becoming vegan was premium NY-style deli meat. She sought to recreate a corned beef made from beets, chickpeas, tomatoes and high protein wheat. The recipe became such a hit that it encouraged her to produce her Cornâd Beef Reubens for Delis, Whole Foods, even Shark Tank, where she took on Mark Cuban as primary investor. The company then developed Unreal Roasted Turkây followed by Unreal Steak Slices (coming soon). With no experience in the food sector, let alone launching a company, she gave birth to this rapidly expanding business in her tiny kitchen while pregnant with her 3rd child. The Unreal Deli product line can now be found in thousands of restaurant and grocery locations with more to come.
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@unrealdeli
@mrsgoldfarb
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I sit down with Bari Mitzmann, a former full time content creator, and Arielle Salkin, the owner of the Materials Design Co., to discuss running a small business in the current climate. We share how we have or havenât been leaning into our Jewishness, how spending habits have changed, and what we do when promoting your business feels insensitive.
Bari Mitzmann is a part time content creator and full time marketing director at Advenium. She uses her platforms to share about her Judaism and reduce stigma around mental wellbeing.
@barianna
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Arielle is a multidisciplinary designer and owner of The Materials Design Co., an online shop featuring products from makers and designers from around the world, including her own line of botanically dyed goods.
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I go solo to talk about The Choose Your Discount Sale. Iâll share more about my production process and design background, why I structure sales like this and when its worth it to buy final sale.
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I sit down with Faigie Kobre, an art teacher and early childhood educator, to discuss how we can bring better art into our kidâs lives. She shares her own journey into art and education, why so many of us think weâre not artistic, the problem with copycat crafts on a developmental level and good kid beginner arts for those of us who are mess averse.
Faigie Kobre is a professional development leader for early childhood art and an elementary school art teacher using the (TAB) method (Teaching for Artistic Behavior). Her journey in education began with a master's degree in early childhood education from Bank Street College of Education. Over the years, she's honed her expertise by working as both an early childhood director and an elementary school art teacher.
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I sit down with Roberta Blevins, a former successful MLMer, to discuss her time in that cult like world. She shares What an MLM is, the tactics used in an MLM to maintain rank, and how the structure encourages bad behavior. Plus we discuss why personal accountability isnât relevant in an industry with a higher failure rate than gambling.
Roberta Blevins was a consultant for 3 MLMs; It Works!, LuLaRoe and Modere, and a customer of many. A Trainer with LuLaRoe, Roberta had a team of 75 women under her, and made over $65,000 in bonuses alone. Definitely "successful" in the eyes of MLM, she was in the top 5% of the company, personal friends with many at Home Office, and invited to speak in company propaganda. She definitely "worked her business", and still came to the conclusion it was a losing game and a systemically run scam. She eft the MLM world in 2017 and began publicly educating and speaking out against it. Since leaving MLM, she has educated herself on the systemic structure of the business model, the psychological manipulation, the seedy underbelly and governmental ties, the cult indoctrination, and the history of Multi Level Marketing. She educates daily on TikTok, and podcasts in her "free time", talking to the survivors and victims of these commercial cults, disguised as the quickest route to the American Dream.
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I sit down with Bracha Goetz, a prolific childrenâs book author, to discuss her work. She shares why she identifies as a six year old boy, the impact of her groundbreaking book Letâs Stay Safe, how she distills complex topics down to their simplest parts so children can understand, and how children in Israel are handling the war.
Bracha Goetz is the author of 42 books that help children's souls shine and a candid memoir for adults about her journey in Judaism, Nourish the Soul. You can meet her books in Jewish bookstores, on Amazon, and on her website: www.goetzbookshop.com
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I sit down with Sew Heidi, a woman who chose the freelance route in fashion and educates others. She shares why owning a brand wasnât for her, why freelancing as a fashion designer has worked so well, the types of brands that are willing to hire freelance designers and how we can all overcome self doubt.
After running a brand she grew to hate and working 60+ hours in a toxic fashion job, Heidi almost burnt out in fashion. But then she found freelancing - real freelancing, where you're in charge of your own business, not temp job "permalancing" where you work 40 hours on-site for one brand. Heidi built her freelance career to $100k+ and was living her dream, working when she wanted, traveling, and never worrying about paying the bills. Since then, she's taught 1000s of freelance fashion designers (and TDs, PDs, patternmakers and more) how to work for themselves in fashion AND make money. Successful Fashion Designer website Fashion Designers Get Paid podcast Freelance Accelerator: from Surviving to Thriving (FAST) Instagram LinkedInClick here to get the Am Yisrael Chai crewneck.
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