Podcasts

Her story is not just about survival, but about what we do with the life we’re given.

From Mexican child TV star to Torah teacher in Jerusalem—Hannah Abutbul’s journey will change how you think about faith and purpose.

by Jamie Geller

They called her “White. Blonde. Jew.” She took the words meant to silence her and made them the title of her book.

by Jamie Geller

Six-time Israeli marathon champion Beatie Deutsch talks Olympic dreams, disordered eating, and why motivation has nothing to do with how you feel.

by Jamie Geller

Michelle Ahdoot’s family fled Iran when radical ideology took over. Now she's watching it happen again, and she's not staying quiet.

What does strength actually look like? Not the Instagram version—the real thing.

by Jamie Geller

Tamir Goodman was called “the Jewish Jordan” at 17. Then it all fell apart. This is the story of faith, fame, the night he never played again, and his powerful second act that changed everything.

by Jamie Geller

Nissim didn't just convert to Judaism, he converted his pain into purpose and his music into a mission. 

by Jamie Geller

Walking and talking with Adina Shoshana, famously known as the Now Jewish Nanny, who shares the emotional story of her conversion to Judaism and her first visit to the Western Wall in Jerusalem.

by Jamie Geller

In this deeply moving episode of Jamie in the Rova, I meet up with Matty Stein—women’s fitness trainer, speaker, and influencer.

by Jamie Geller

An Iranian missile attack destroyed Shanna Fuld's Tel Aviv home during the recent war.

by Jamie Geller

What makes Israelis so uniquely resilient, especially in the face of unimaginable trauma?

by Jamie Geller

A frank discussion with Fleur Hassan Nahoum, former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem, on ambition, emotional intelligence and female leadership.