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.

Jonathan Geffner

Award-winning ventriloquist Jonathan Geffner shares his decades-long dedication to bringing his passion project, The Dummy Detective, to life on the big screen. His story is a masterclass in patience, demonstrating how long-held dreams require constant work and the refusal to succumb to doubt. This episode serves as an uplifting look at how creativity and perseverance are deeply linked in the pursuit of one's purpose.

Aryeh Kunstler

Singer-songwriter Aryeh Kunstler reflects on the deeply personal stories that inspired his most iconic songs, including Just a Child and Up Like a Lion. Growing up in a household steeped in melody provided him with a unique lens to explore themes of fatherhood and the trials of life. He shares how his musical career has become a vehicle for conveying faith and providing comfort to those navigating their own life challenges.

Hillel Fuld

Hillel Fuld, a prominent tech entrepreneur and devoted advocate for Israel, joins us to discuss why he believes every Jewish person should contemplate the move to Israel. He dives into the intersection of faith and the modern tech landscape, emphasizing Israel's role as the Startup Nation. This discussion offers a passionate look at how utilizing your voice can combat misinformation and help shape the future of the Jewish people.

Joe Buchanan

Texas-born country singer Joe Buchanan brings a unique perspective to faith through his remarkable conversion and dedication to Judaism. His story explores the unexpected turns life takes when one decides to follow God's calling, regardless of the personal challenges involved. Through his music and testimony, Joe illustrates how seeking truth can lead to a sense of purpose that feels both grounding and profoundly transformative.

Jason Cabello

Jason Cabello, a veteran of the music industry and filmmaker, joins the podcast to share his harrowing and redemptive path through addiction. He opens up about the rock bottom moments that forced him to confront his demons and ultimately build a life of service as a co-founder of Recovery Unplugged. This dialogue serves as a profound reminder that healing is always possible and that music can act as a bridge to mental health and inner peace.

Ari Fraser

Ari Fraser combines his talents as an internationally recognized singer-songwriter and filmmaker to tell stories that matter. He shares his personal evolution through music and the grounding influence that faith and fatherhood have had on his creative vision. This episode is an encouraging look at how one can successfully align their professional passion with their deepest values.

Grit Won't Quit

Yosh Markell opens up in this raw and honest episode about the experience of losing everything and starting over from absolute zero. He details the struggle of facing legal and financial ruin while trying to preserve the dignity of his family and his professional reputation. Through this conversation, he demonstrates how faith and a supportive community are the foundation for any true comeback.

Uriel Maksumov

Uriel Maksumov, the founder of EnergyLuck, is dedicated to helping others navigate their paths to inner peace and profound healing. He shares the pivotal moments that led him to become a spiritual coach and energy healer for those seeking purpose in their lives. This episode offers a guide to overcoming obstacles and accessing the power of your inner energy intelligence.

Koby Israelite

Koby Israelite is a musical polymath whose work blends jazz, rock, and traditional Jewish sounds into a singular, haunting voice. His journey from Israel to London provides the backdrop for a critical conversation about antisemitism and the role of art in confronting societal prejudice. We discuss how music can serve as a conduit for exploring identity and challenging the world to listen.

Sebastian Cetina

Sebastian Cetina has spent over two decades mastering the art of stand-up, finding humor in the human condition and the strangers he encounters daily. Behind the rapid-fire impressions and hilarious stories lies a man who takes the responsibility of his craft seriously. This episode goes beyond the punchlines to explore the discipline, difficulty, and profound joy of making others laugh.

Eli Lebowicz

Eli Lebowicz brings the stage to life through his unique lens as a Jewish stand-up comedian navigating a complex world. He discusses the fine line between finding humor in daily life and using laughter to process significant communal pain following the events of October 7. This conversation examines how comedy serves as both a therapeutic tool and a vital source of strength for our collective spirit.

Chris CaresNone (Chris Campbell)

Chris Campbell, better known as the viral sensation the Babka King, has turned a passion for pastry into a platform that unites people across diverse backgrounds. His journey reflects the power of determination and the unique ability of food to act as a bridge for genuine human connection. We peel back the layers of his viral success to discuss the values of community, hard work, and resilience.