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.

Adam

Standing out from the crowd is often where our greatest potential for personal freedom lies. My friend Adam joins me for a candid discussion on what it truly means to live authentically and embrace the differences that define us. This exploration reminds us that our unique perspectives are not barriers but are actually our greatest strengths.

Overcoming with Raf

Overcoming injustice requires a level of fortitude that few are ever forced to cultivate. In this episode, we explore the motivational journey of moving past wrongful accusations and finding a new purpose on the other side. This conversation highlights the power of the human spirit to rise above adversity with grace and unwavering resolve.

Avi Ciment

True strength is rarely about the absence of challenges, but rather how we choose to stand when life tests our limits. Avi Ciment joins me to discuss how resilience and faith transform our perspective on the hardest moments we face. His insights serve as a reminder that we are built for growth even when the path forward seems obscured.

Matthew Cox

Navigating the weight of false accusations is a journey that tests the very limits of human resilience. On this episode of the Inside True Crime podcast, I have the opportunity to share my personal experience of being wrongfully labeled. We delve into the reality of these life-altering situations and how faith acts as an anchor when the world chooses to judge before knowing the truth.

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.

Marcus Monroe

Award-winning comedian Marcus Monroe joins the podcast to peel back the curtain on his life in the spotlight. Beyond the viral subway stunts and the laughter, he shares the disciplined path required to turn humor into a sustainable career. This episode explores the intersection of professional comedy and the personal resilience needed to maintain joy in the face of challenges.

Benjy Kleiner

Benjy Kleiner is much more than a passionate New York Knicks superfan known for his appearance in Uncut Gems. Through his engaging journey, he reveals how following one's unconventional passions requires a deep well of resilience. His story serves as a testament to the idea that staying true to oneself can lead to unexpected and meaningful opportunities.

Nissim Black

Nissim Black reflects on his extraordinary life path, tracing his steps from the streets of Seattle to the world of Orthodox Judaism. The rapper and speaker opens up about how his transition reshaped his music, his family dynamics, and his connection to Israel. Together, they examine how anyone can find their unique mission by embracing faith and overcoming the adversity of their past.

Avi Ciment

Avi Ciment joins Yosh for a heartfelt conversation about transforming profound suffering into meaningful purpose. As a respected educator and author, he discusses how navigating challenges like breast cancer and his son’s brain tumor strengthened his connection to Hashem. This episode explores the concept that our hardest struggles are often the foundation for our ultimate growth.

Yitz

IDF hero and advocate for Israel, Yitz, shares a riveting story of courage following a harrowing ambush at the onset of the war. His journey transcends his military service, encompassing his professional success as a wine expert and his dedication to physical growth through iron man training. This discussion celebrates the indomitable human spirit and the refusal to let trauma dictate one's future.

Daniel Mael

Daniel Mael steps into the studio to recount a harrowing tale involving a murdered supplier, a sophisticated ring of stolen goods, and an innocent man swept up in the middle. This narrative dives deep into the complexities of justice and the resilience needed to survive an unthinkable crisis. It is a powerful reminder of how quickly life can change and the importance of holding onto one's integrity.