Dating for marriage is a pivotal stage of life. Join YUConnects’ "CandiDate" twice a month in candid conversations, as our hosts navigate the Jewish dating scene with experts and influencers in the field. Whether you are currently dating, or know someone who is, this entertaining and educational podcast is the one for you.
Dr. Alex Bailey, PsyD, challenges the myth of finding the "perfect" match. Discover why lasting love and meaningful connections are actually built through the everyday choice of embracing our imperfections. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
In this episode, Daniella Rudoff, founder of The Marriage Architect, shares thoughtful insights on how to cultivate and maintain connection, momentum, and genuine interest throughout the dating journey. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Devora Krasnianski, founder of Adai Ad and co-founder of DateWell, explores the role of awkward and difficult conversations in dating. She discusses why these conversations matter, and how to approach them in ways to encourage honesty, emotional safety, and deeper connection. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Marc Eichenbaum, PsyD, unpacks why doubt, anxiety, and fading excitement often show up right before commitment — and when not to mistake them for signs to walk away. Marc can be reached at mheichenbaum@gmail.com. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Ariella Azaraf Schur, LCSW, champions the development and maintenance of healthy boundaries in relationships and within our broader support network. Ariella is licensed in New York and New Jersey and can be reached at AriellaAzarafLCSW@gmail.com. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Bassie Taubes, Founder of Wellness Motivations LLC and Director of Community Outreach for Ematai, explores the uncertainty that can arise at any stage of dating, emphasizing well-being and personal growth as the keys to becoming our best selves — even when life feels out of our control. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Kestenbaum, author and Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva Gedola Ohr Yitzchok in Passaic, NJ, discusses the importance of refining our middos to best prepare for marriage and long lasting relationships. Rabbi Kestenbaum is the author of Olam Hamiddos. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Yisrael Motzen presents 'Invisibility' a thoughtful overview of initiatives spearheaded by the Kol Echad department of the Orthodox Union (OU) as well as in Baltimore, aimed at fostering understanding and responding meaningfully to single men and women in our communities. Rabbi Motzen is the Director of Kol Echad at the OU and Rabbi of Ner Tamid in Baltimore, MD. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Michelle Chavkin, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in NYC, delves into how to approach dating with positivity and openness. She offers practical tools to help build awareness and confidence in relationships. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Level 3 certified IFS therapist, clinical consultant, and co-author of Part and Soul, Shira Fruchter, MSW, explores how self-awareness can support a more grounded and connected dating journey. She shares ways to be authentic and vulnerable without focusing on imperfections. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
In conversation with dating coach and RelationShift founder Sara Gita Soble, we explore how our assumptions and desires shape the way we experience our dates. Sara Gita invites listeners to pause, acknowledge, and turn around unhelpful thinking patterns. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Today we're celebrating our 100th episode by rewinding to the one that started it all: our first episode. Rabbi Dr. Ari Sytner “cracks the code” for mastering our relationships. Hear his simple, yet winning, advice for every couple.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs.
Rav Judah Mischel, Executive Director of Camp HASC, reflects on the natural flow of changes within relationships, and why they should be embraced. Hosted by Randi Wartelsky.
Listen as Mindy Eisenman, MSW, discusses boundaries, bonding and breaking stereotypes.
Host: Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Rabbi Aryeh Cohen, Mashgiach Ruchani at DRS High School, eloquently explores the transformative role of emunah in the dating journey, drawing on profound insights to inspire and elevate the entire process.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Avi Rosalimsky shares insights from his personal dating journey, highlighting valuable lessons he learned along the way. He reflects on the unexpected twists that made all the difference in finding the right match. Rabbi Rosalimsky is the Executive Director of Yeshivat Sha’alvim and is pursuing a Doctorate in School Administration from Azrieli Graduate School.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Lisa Twerski, LCSW, discusses how couples who are dating can take steps toward emotional openness to deepen their connection. She maintains a private practice, lectures internationally, and provides training on marriage, parenting, domestic violence, and other mental health topics. Her latest publication, Me and You – What I Wish I Knew, is a marriage education workbook for Orthodox couples.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Elyan Rosenbaum, LMHC, NCC, founder of Rosenbaum Therapy, discusses how Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy helps uncover the relevance of past trauma on dating and relationships. She offers valuable opportunities for personal growth and healing.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Introducing the Preserving Our Future Initiative — adding a discrete icon on resumes to increase dating opportunities for women. Our guests:
Together, they explore sensitivities of egg-freezing, share personal stories, and offer practical guidance. For more information, visit pofuture.com.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Scott Linton, a marriage and family therapist, shares valuable insights into the roots of communication pitfalls. Learn about the dynamics of the "Pursuer" and the "Withdrawer" as Dr. Linton offers practical tools to help couples recognize and shift their communication patterns toward more conscious and healthier connections.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Linton may be contacted
✉️ Email: slintonmd@gmail.com
📬 Voicemail: (262) 404-7889
Anyone curious about Dr. Linton’s couples therapy practice can visit the website: lintontherapy.com
In this episode, Channah Cohen skillfully shares practical, research-based insights to enhance the dating experience. Channah Cohen serves as an adult educator for the OU's ECP and Yavneh Young Professionals of JLIC. Previously, she worked at the Center for Communal Research as the applied researcher on their large-scale, mixed-methods study on dating in the American Orthodox Jewish community. She is also the author of Guardians of the Flame, a historical novel about the Chanukah story.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Mordechai Burg examines how understanding fears associated with the dating process can lead to greater success in relationships. Rabbi Burg serves as the Menahel of Yeshivat Shaarei Mevaseret Zion, and Mashpia of Nitzotzos and NCSY Summer.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Erica Brown eloquently conveys how a wedding is the beginning of a lifelong journey and how couples can use the celebration as an opportunity to reflect their values.
Dr. Erica Brown is the Vice Provost for Values and Leadership at Yeshiva University and the founding director of its Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks-Herenstein Center for Values and Leadership (yu.edu/sacks-center). Her latest book is Morning Has Broken: Faith After October 7th (Toby/Koren). For more information, visit her website at ericabrown.com. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Michael Bleicher, LCSW, Director of Clinical Training at Achieve Behavioral Health, and therapist specializing in reproductive mental health in private practice in NY and NJ, discusses how all relationships face unexpected challenges, including ambiguous ones. He shares strategies for coping and moving forward after encountering obstacles. You can contact Rabbi Bleicher via PsychologyToday.com or BleicherLCSW@gmail.com. Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Lisa Rabinowitz, MA & LCPC, explores neurodiversity in relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding each partner. She shares practical strategies for overcoming challenges and offers expert advice for strengthening relationships. Lisa is a Certified Gottman Therapist and PACT Level 3. She can be reached at https://counselorforcouples.com/
Hosted by Anna Krausz, LMSW
Aliza Schulman, LCSW and Psychotherapist, explores the unique factors to help second-time singles with children navigate dating again. She offers guidance on building healthy relationships and fostering positive dynamics between new partners and children. Hosted by Anna Krausz, LMSW.
Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Schwartz, PsyD, Clinical Director at the Center for Anxiety Relief, addresses challenges of freezing during dates, emotional struggles in relationships, and cold feet before commitment. He emphasizes that these feelings, often driven by anxiety and fear of judgment, are common and offers tips for overcoming them while accepting that every meaningful relationship requires work and growth. Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Dr. Tali Wigod, Clinical Psychologist and Board Certified DBT Clinician illustrates how validation can be used to turn down the intensity of emotions to help us progress in developing our relationships.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Board Certified and Licensed Organizational Psychologist, Dr. Elly Lasson, Ph.D., ABPP, draws parallels between his work in HR and the dating world to highlight the significance of first impressions. He outlines key factors that influence these impressions and offers practical tips for fostering meaningful relationships.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Adir Pinchot, drawing on his clinical expertise, explores the impact of doubts and anxiety on relationships and shares successful treatment approaches and practical tips for how to manage anxiety as one moves toward deeper connection and commitment.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovich.
Glean from the invaluable insights of Mrs. Miriam Zeitlin, renowned dating coach and kallah teacher, as she delves into the power of authenticity and the crucial role of open communication in establishing relationships. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Stephen Glicksman, a licensed developmental psychologist and the director of clinical innovation at Makor Care and Service Network, dives into the complexities of how attraction develops and grows throughout relationships. He offers insights into the psycho-emotional factors that contribute to a lasting and fulfilling partnership. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Mrs. Sarah Pachter, author and renowned speaker, exposes the power of technology as a tool, capable of bringing dating couples closer or driving them apart. She shares insights on how to harness technology to have a positive impact on modern relationships. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Clinical psychologist, Dr. Leah Knapp brings a refreshing perspective to the dating process by emphasizing its potential for self-discovery. By actively engaging with the opportunities presented in dating, individuals can gain profound insights into themselves. Knapp's approach underscores the importance of adopting a mindset that values self reflection and growth.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Mrs. Devorah Kigel, dating and marriage coach & inspirational speaker, skillfully offers practical tips and profound wisdom to streamline the dating journey. Visit devorahkigel.com for more relevant content. Her new book will be available on amazon next week: Marry a Mensch: Timeless Jewish Wisdom for Today's Single Woman. Hosted by Anna Krausz
Zehava Graber shares her personal experience of dating with a terminally ill parent. She relays heartfelt and important pieces for daters, matchmakers, and community members to support people like her through the journey. This episode is dedicated l'iluy nishmas her father, Avraham Yaakov Ben Meshulam Dov z’’l.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Shuli Sandler, a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, discusses the role of healthy conflict and resolution in laying the foundation of a strong, trusting, relationship. She offers practical tools for couples to engage in conflict in a loving and conscientious way. www.shulisandlerpsyd.com
Hosted by Anna Krausz
Rabbi Tzvi Sytner explores relationship dynamics, highlighting the importance of flexibility, compromise, empathy, and active listening for building strong connections. Transitioning from the H.E.A.R. to the H.E.A.R.T. model, he unveils a transformative secret code, inviting us to embrace these virtues to cultivate profound harmony.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Discover Rabbi Yitzchak Shurin's insightful perspective on fostering strong relationships and marriages.
Hosted by Anna Krausz
Embark on a journey with Rabbi Beny Rofeh,MSW as he shares invaluable insights. Discover how to cultivate heartfelt connection and team building without an urge to change your partner. Learn the importance of self-reflection and being fully present in every interaction to foster long lasting relationships. Rabbi Rofeh is the Director of Isaac Breur College and Mashgiach Ruchani at Yeshiva University as well as a PhD candidate.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Rabbi Dr. Chesky Gewirtz, PsyD, delves into the nuances of natural anxiety in dating, emphasizing the importance of embracing uncertainty and acknowledging the potential advantages that accompany anxiety, despite the discomfort it may bring.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Rachel Burnham, a seasoned dating coach of d8gr8.com reflects upon her extensive experiences with those whose dating journeys have taken a longer path. Among her several insights, she explains the differences between pickiness and authenticity and how to truly enjoy the process as we become our best selves.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Sheindy Gross, an educator for over 30 years and relationship coach of Head2Heart, applies a Torah perspective to Gary Chapman's 5 Love Languages. She offers practical steps for best understanding one’s own needs while meeting the needs of a significant other. Hosted by Anna Krausz. You can hear more from Sheindy at Tehila Torah: https://open.spotify.com/show/0IG0qsVpZFuL8TvSWXZ7YF?si=-QOA9H3TRLCQTJp9TZjjGA and an episode of Head2Heart: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Mh0jM4mygblYE9A8yYVdq?si=rUrGh_j5QX6eR0WgEnus6g&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A4GXnFn7clmGogzcFau0Yl5
... from a thoughtful couple. Listen to Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. & Shana Yocheved Schacter, a revered couple, as they draw upon their many professional and personal experiences.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Rabbi Donny Frank, LMFT and Dating Coach, differentiates between values, character and personality, and explains which is key for a lasting marriage. He is the author of newly released “The Making of a Dynamic Duo.” www.donnyonmarriage.com
Hosted by Anna Krausz
Rabbi Elan Segelman, Rabbinic Director of PUAH in America, educates us on scientific & halachic developments in the field of fertility preservation. He explains why both men and women should be informed about this very sensitive and impactful subject. Rabbi Segelman is also the Rabbi of the Young Israel of Hancock Park, CA.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky.
Shoshannah Frydman, PhD, LCSW identifies the true red flags in relationships as she highlights the signs that should not be ignored in a potential partner. Dr. Frydman is Executive Director of Shalom Task Force.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Beni Krohn, LCSW relays the importance of keeping a relationship pressure-free. He offers sound advice for daters and parents. Rabbi Krohn is a Mashgiach Ruchani at RIETS and serves as Rabbi of the Young Israel of Teaneck, NJ.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Rabbi Danishefsky, LCSW explains how overthinking affects relationship development and shares positive decision-making guidelines. www.mindbodychicago.com
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Dr. Naomi Rosenbach analyzes the qualitative responses of single men and women from the DAAS study. She suggests practical changes to our communal approach.
Hosted by Anna Krausz
Rabbi Moshe Pogrow, founder of the NASI Project, speaks about approaches to increase match possibilities and educational programs to enhance success in relationships. Learn more about NASI programs at https://nasishidduch.com/
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Business journalist and author of Date-onomics, Jon Birger, applies his research and techniques.
Hosted by Anna Krausz
A time to mourn a time to dance. Rav Reuven and Rabbanit Shani Taragin share heartfelt and practical insights using a Torah lens for dating and building marriages during times of war.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rabbi Larry Rothwachs, LSW explores helpful conversations parents may have with their children before and during the dating process.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Rabbi Shaya Ostrov, LCSW, shares some innovative techniques for acquiring inner tranquility allowing interpersonal relationships to flourish.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch.
Rabbi Josh Blass offers insight into juggling and maintaining the work, study, and family responsibilities we undertake.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Dr. Rebecca Wurzburger explains and differentiates between the ‘speaker’ and the ‘listener’ to build strong and positive skills in any relationship.
Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Rav Judah Mischel, Executive Director of Camp HASC, reflects on the natural flow of changes within relationships, and why they should be embraced. Hosted by Randi Wartelsky.
Dr. Evan Kroll describes the source and ramifications of perfectionism in forming and developing relationships. Hosted by Anna Krausz.
Dr. Debra Alper of the YU Counseling Center discusses the implications of stress & anxiety at various stages of the dating process.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach.
Rabbi David Schlusselberg focuses on the perspectives and sensitivities gleaned from his dating years.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Aliza Abrams Konig, LMSW, shares her perspective of living life fully while dating. Hosted by Anna Krausz
Noam Lazarus shares his personal experiences and accomplishments while navigating the dating world.
Hosted by Anna Krausz
Rebbetzin Chani Juravel, LCSW, identifies key strengths that help us flourish in our relationships.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky
Psychotherapist & Dating Coach, Ilana Brown explores common challenges faced by clients as well as some of the techniques & perspectives she shares to effectuate healthy relationships.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz shares the evolution of his career path and explores the relevance of profession when choosing whom to date.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Dr. Noam Wasserman relates the lessons we learn from entrepreneurial co-founders about relationships, roles, communication, criticism, and decision-making.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Dr. Adam Lynn expands upon how two independent individuals can progress to become a strong and loving "we."
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Dr. Yael Muskat, Director, & Dr. Martin Galla, Associate Director, of Yeshiva University Counseling Center, share their experiences guiding young adults through the dating stages.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Merissa Gross, a seasoned matchmaker living in Israel, reviews the role of a Shadchan, Mentor & Coach, and encourages everyone to get involved in matchmaking and networking.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky
Adina Morris, experienced dating and life coach, describes how to best avoid and mitigate hurdles commonly encountered while dating
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky
Sometimes uncomfortable questions are posed to friends and references. Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Daniel Feldman guides us on the most appropriate responses.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Yocheved Stock, a beloved matchmaker, shares experiences and lessons she learned as a young widow dating again.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky.
Dr. Miriam Adler outlines the stages of relationships and how we can navigate the process toward success.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Dr. Oshra Cohen & Dr. Rayzel Yaish show how flexible thinking expands our possibilities and ultimately leads to greater happiness.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen shares valuable lessons from his dating years. Learn from his insights and even his regrets during this vulnerable episode. A decade of ups & downs while finding his wife, Rabbi Cohen relays many ideas applicable to living one's 'best' life during challenging times.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Books by Rabbi Cohen
We're Almost There (December 2015)
Together Again: Reimagining The Relationships That Anchor Our Lives (July 2022)
Rebbetzin Slovie Jungreis Wolff shares personal anecdotes demonstrating how having an open and positive mindset can lead to fulfilling relationships.
Hosted by Rabbi Yoni Rabinovitch
Tamar Snyder explains the benefits to couples who understand their personal finances and goals. Spending habits and money values often play a role in making or breaking, a relationship.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky
Tamar runs an interactive financial workshop for engaged and newly married couples. Please go to www.ezrah.org/aisle to register or learn more about this great program.
Recommended books and podcasts for increasing your financial literacy:
Books:
A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Burton Malkiel
Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance in Your Twenties and Thirties by Beth Kobliner
[http:]The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing
The Millionaire Next Door
The Opposite of Spoiled - Ron Lieber
The Total Money Makeover -- Dave Ramsey
Your Money and Your Brain: How the New Science of Neuroeconomics Can Help Make You Rich By Jason Zweig
Podcasts:
Kosher Money with Eli Langer
BiggerPockets Money
Afford Anything with Paula Pant
ChooseFI
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
The Ramsey Show
Harmful or helpful? Dr. Eli Shapiro discusses the realities of developing relationships through messaging.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Veteran matchmaker Kim Solomon shares the benefits and pitfalls of the dating resume to maximize results.
Hosted by Randi Wartelsky
Rabbi Eliezer Zwickler, LCSW, spotlights the 4 traits that accompany the journey to a fulfilling relationship. These internal keys may surely lead to happy and true connections.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Varda Berkovitz suggests how parents can best help daters before their first date and through the entire process.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Shayna Goldberg discusses how to better trust yourself as you make what may be your most significant life decision.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Rabbi Dr. Cohen elaborates on his techniques for mentoring daters.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs.
Rabbi Eli Portal, LMSW, shares his first-hand experience of dating with a physical disability. His insights are universal to all daters and parents.
You can learn more of Rabbi Portal's life story in Episode 10 and more on dating with a disability from a female perspective in Episode 13 of his Rolling with the Punches podcast.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Enjoy a light discussion about varying norms or "rules" from the idea stage to the proposal.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Learn about get refusal, what the Halachic Prenup says, and how we can start relationships on the right foot.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Gain insights from Lois Blumenfeld as she shares more than 50 years of building successful relationships.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
How do you choose a mentor? What are the limits of their involvement? How can mentors and parents become allies? Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Join Penina Flug, LCSW as she outlines why every engaged couple will benefit from a
practical educational platform to enhance their upcoming marriage.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
From Heimish to Modern to Machmir… Do we agree on their definitions? Join matchmakers, Malky Galler and Ruchie Giberstien, in a frank discussion.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Listen as Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff discusses the importance of building a healthy relationship. This investment will surely pay high dividends in marital happiness.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs.
Join Dr. David Pelcovitz as he explores best ways for daters to balance their various influencers including parents.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Meet Celebrity Chef, Naomi Nachman, as she incorporates eating and food into relationships. Discover creative and helpful dating tips.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Meet Zahava Moskowitz, host of the popular "Singled Out" podcast as she shares 5 important, but not obvious, insights for all to know.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Join Aleeza Ben Shalom, author and matchmaker, to learn about the possibilities and pitfalls of Zoom relationships. Best ways to remain together during the distance.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
The engagement period is referred to as "The Twilight Zone." Dr. Binyamin Tepfer guides couples on ways to take advantage of this special time and deepen their connection.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Join Shevi Samet for a meaningful conversation about successfully dating with the backdrop of challenging experiences. What may be seen as a deficit can actually be our greatest strength!
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
A conversation with Rabbi Marc Wildes of Manhattan Jewish Experience as he shares insights from the Upper West community. Dating lessons for all!
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Join Rabbi Efrem Goldberg for a frank discussion about questions posed during the pre-date discovery. What is appropriate to ask and what crosses the line? Understand the challenges to be part of the solution.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Listen to Rabbi Dr. Noam Weinberg weigh in on expanding our potential pool of match ideas. Distinguish between needs and wants as we re-evaluate our assumptions. Personal anecdotes included!
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Listen to a therapist's perspective on handling rejection. Rachel Pill LMSW offers her unique insight with great advice.
Who should convey the news?
Is there a way to soften the blow and make it productive?
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Listen as Mindy Eisenman, MSW, discusses boundaries, bonding and breaking stereotypes.
Host: Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Breakups
A discussion with Rachel Hercman, LCSW about understanding the feelings we encounter while going through a breakup. Learn best tools to manage and move forward.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Secrets to successful relationships with matchmakers. Featuring Lisa Elefant of Adopt a Shadchan and Efrat Sobolofsky of YUConnects. Parents will gain insight into the daily work of our volunteers leading to more matches for all.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
From total strangers to ready to marry, how should the dating process unfold?
Dr. Avi Muschel walks listeners through common scenarios
• What should you know and feel before saying “yes?”
• Constructive help by friends and family
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Does Social Anxiety about dating ever hold you back?
Prof. Naomi Nechama Klapper offers the listener fascinating insights and true dating anecdotes to easily-
- uncover the causes of dating (and social) anxiety
- discover 4 concrete solutions on overcoming relationship anxiety.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Mr. Charlie Harary, an internationally known speaker, shares some fascinating insights for our listeners. Enjoy this far-reaching discussion on how to forge a deep connection with your date through conversation.
No more awkward silences or Jewish geography necessary!
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach.
Who is genetic testing for, when should it be done, and do we need so much information?
Estie Rose of JScreen explores these and more questions concerning a process that can save a lot of heartbreak... and lives.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Tune in today for a novel, more mindful, approach to relationships with Rabbi Reuven Boshnack.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs
Two talented YUConnects matchmakers, Mrs. Mindy Eisenman and Mrs. Malky Galler, compare the advantages of being set up by friends or by matchmakers.
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
A candid conversation about the meaning and relevance of "Bashert" with Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin.
Don't miss this insightful and funny episode that's sure to get you thinking!
Hosted by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach
Rabbi Dr. Ari Sytner "cracks the code" for mastering our relationships.
Hear his simple, yet winning, advice for every couple.
Hosted by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs