Trap Gambino

Trap Gambino, also known as Trap Daddy, is an MMA fighter, entertainer, and founder of Made Fight League, but this conversation goes far beyond the cage. He talks openly about losing his beloved daughter, Katana Rose, and what it takes to keep moving forward while carrying someone you love in your heart forever. Along the way he shares his journey in mixed martial arts, his passion for the sport, and the strength he finds in fatherhood. Key takeaways: • Strength is not only about winning fights — sometimes it is simply the courage to face another day. • Grief and purpose can live side by side — Trap honors Katana Rose by building something bigger than himself. • Community matters — through Made Fight League he is creating a home for fighters and fans alike. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Katana Rose.

Shmuli Weissler

Can one mitzvah change a life? Shmuli (Sam) Weissler, co-founder of MVP.ai and a content creator with over 60,000 followers, joins LivingYosh to talk about his mission to help Jews around the world wrap tefillin, often for the first time. What began as a personal practice has grown into a movement that reaches people in places where Jewish life feels distant. He shares how building businesses, using social media with purpose, and helping people start new futures in Israel all flow from the same belief: every single act counts. Key takeaways: • One mitzvah at a time — small, consistent acts of faith have an outsized impact on the people around you. • Social media as a tool for identity — Shmuli explains how he uses his platform to strengthen Jewish connection rather than chase attention. • Purpose and business can pull in the same direction — building MVP.ai and helping Jews move to Israel come from the same drive to create real value for others. Whether you are Jewish or simply looking for inspiration, this conversation is about passion, purpose, faith, and making a difference.

Life often takes on a brighter hue when we have a faithful companion by our side to navigate the journey. Annie has been a constant source of joy, teaching me daily lessons about unconditional love and simple presence. This tribute celebrates the profound bond between humans and their pets and how that relationship bolsters our spirit through every season of life.

Gary York

Gary York offers a rare, unflinching look at the complexities of the correctional system based on his extensive career in law enforcement. As a former prison inspector and investigator, he provides deep insights into the necessity of integrity within structures where power can easily be misused. His journey highlights how maintaining one's moral compass in difficult environments is a testament to true personal character.

Yehuda Meitav

"Bring Me Home" is the story of the Bnei Anusim, the descendants of Jews in Spain and Portugal who were forced to convert or flee, and who hid their faith in secret for generations. This song, written and owned by Yehuda Meitav, gives those children a voice: "They could silence our prayers, but not the longing in our bones." Shared on LivingYosh with his permission.

Peter Scher

Endurance through life's hardest struggles is often found in the small, consistent choices we make every single day. Peter Scher brings a powerful perspective on balancing the responsibilities of family, business, and advocacy for his autistic son. His journey shows that even in the face of profound adversity, one can find deep purpose and maintain an unshakeable spirit.

Yosh's Message of Reflection, Strength & Hope (YOM KIPPUR)

Yom Kippur stands as a moment of profound introspection, offering a unique opportunity to reset our spiritual compass. In this special message, Yosh Markell explores the pillars of reflection, inner strength, and the enduring nature of hope. Allow these words to guide you toward a deeper sense of clarity and peace for the year ahead.

Jennifer Badger

Jennifer Badger is the powerhouse stuntwoman who has literally risked it all to bring some of Hollywood's most iconic characters to life on screen. From the high-stakes action of the Avengers to the chilling suspense of Scream, she has faced physical challenges that test the limits of human endurance. Her journey serves as a thrilling reminder that courage is about embracing the impossible and rising through resilience.

Shlomie Rabin

Shlomie Rabin is a distinguished name in Jewish music who has spent his career exploring the intersection of melody and identity. Following the tragic events of October 7, he reflects on the role music plays in maintaining faith during times of profound national sorrow. His story is a poignant look at how artists can lead the way in searching for hope amidst darkness.

Jeremy Urbach

Jeremy Urbach, the infectious personality behind Gishmak Herring, joins us to discuss how he blends humor with a profound sense of purpose. Beyond his famous reviews of the classic Jewish delicacy, he shares how a lighthearted approach can actually serve as a powerful tool for faith. We explore why joy is essential in anticipating the coming of Mashiach.

Anthony Fuentes

Anthony Fuentes is a Brooklyn-born creator whose journey from the streets to viral stardom is as raw as it is hilarious. In this episode, we peel back the layers of his comedy to explore the heavy reality of living with PTSD. Discover how Anthony found his authentic voice and uses his platform to share a message of resilience.

Will Johnson, King Flyz & Blane Barber

Will Johnson, King Flyz, and Blane Barber engage in a rigorous debate covering American culture, free speech, and the complexities of immigration. This wide-ranging dialogue explores how individual rights intersect with our shared societal responsibilities. The conversation highlights the value of civil discourse in testing our own beliefs and fostering intellectual resilience.

LivingYosh Message — My Take on October 7th

Joshua Markell presents a focused look at how we must continue to grow even when carrying the heavy burden of recent history. By honoring the collective efforts we have made to support one another since October 7th, he underscores the importance of persistent faith. This reflection is an invitation to remain purposeful while navigating a changing landscape.

My Thoughts on October 7th

Offering a deeply personal take on the lasting impact of October 7th, Joshua Markell discusses the vital connection between faith and strength. He examines the lessons learned through adversity and how they help us navigate the difficult path toward recovery. The episode serves as a quiet space to process emotions while focusing on growth.

My Take on Moving Forward After October 7th

Joshua Markell reflects on the complex process of moving forward in a world irrevocably changed by the events of October 7th. Instead of discarding the pain, he explores how we can channel our shared grief into a wellspring of strength and purpose. This message provides a roadmap for finding hope while remaining honest about the struggles we face today.

Etan G

Etan G returns to the show to delve into the man behind the Jewish rapper persona and founder of Rock4Israel. He provides a thoughtful look at his commitment to daily study, the importance of life goals, and performing meaningful deeds. This candid discussion highlights how faith acts as the anchor for his artistic expression and personal development.

Lenny Solomon

Lenny Solomon, the creative force behind Shlock Rock, discusses his decades-long journey of blending music, humor, and Jewish identity. He offers a rare look at the man who has influenced generations by bringing joy and pride into the homes of many. Listeners will gain insight into how faith can be expressed through creative outlets while staying dedicated to a greater purpose.

Guy Bavli

Internationally renowned mentalist Guy Bavli brings his fascinating perspective on the hidden powers of the human mind to this episode. Having transformed the sting of childhood bullying into a powerhouse career in Las Vegas, Guy shares how he mastered the art of mentalism. His journey serves as a powerful reminder that the most significant transformations begin with a shift in our own mindset.