Tribe Chat: Recent Episodes
Joshua Rudley
Millennial Jews Dana Berman (Israeli) and Joshua Rudley (American) talk about a variety of topics including adulting, dating, living abroad, and getting into random situations.
People are statistically more afraid of public speaking then they are of death. We talk about tips for being a better speaking and helpful organizations like Toastmasters.
It't not easy to make friends as an adult. We talk about the challenges and tips on how to expand your network of friends.
The Jewish high holidays are the time where many nonprofits make their big ask for donations. We talk about differences in giving among generations and how nonprofits can better understand Millennials.
We are celebrating the Jewish New Years with info on self reflection, wellness, and a website called do you 10Q.
Explaining to an Israeli the meaning behind US holidays. Dana learned most of her US holiday knowledge from American TV.
Do you know someone that has tried deleting this social media accounts? What about unplugging for a week? We talk about what life would be like without internet and why we are better off with it in our lives.
You don't need a business card to network. Learn from the networking queen how to grow and cultivate your professional and friends network to advance in your career and life.
Is volunteering a selfish act? And is that a bad thing? We talk about being a volunteer, managing volunteers, and all the good that comes out of it for both.
Ponies are expensive. We talk about ways to save up for the things you love along with the things you have to deal with.
The debate over all dogs being puppies, why we love dogs, and Dana almost gets eaten during her first time dog sitting.
Okay Gugu! Voice Technology is amazing and so are the new products coming out that use it. We talk about the current and future uses of Alexa, Siri, and Google along with our thoughts on how to use it.
A Wing Mensch is the Jewish version of a "wing man" or "wing women." We talk about how having a wing mensch can help in attending singles events and the dating scene.
The way your body feels and is positioned can have a signifigant impact on your mental status and vice verse. We talk about the mind-body connection and our own experiences in using this connection to our advantage.
Ashkenazi (European) vs Sephardi (Spanish/Middle Eastern) Jews have different stereotypes attached to them. We talk about these stereotypes from the perspective of both an American and an Israeli along with some debating over the best dishes.
Have you ever thought about how to make money doing something you enjoy outside of your regular work? Many people consider the idea of starting a side business but don't know how to get started. Hear how we started a number of succesful side businesses while keeping our day jobs.
Multi-tasking is really about being the most productive and efficient that you can. We discuss tips on how we stay productive and what science says about multi-tasking.
The 5 love languages is a best selling book on how people feel and communicate love. We discuss the theory from the book along with our own thoughts.
Millennials can't afford houses, which means we are increasingly living with roommates. In this episode we share stories with different roommates and what we look for in living with a new roomie.
How do we stay positive? We explore the happiest countries, positive psychology, memes, and how to live a more positive life.
What do you like to door fun? It's a common question that we all ask, but don't always know how to answer. In this episode we explore different hobbies for millennials and share tips on how to choose a hobby for yourself.
Ever wonder what people are thinking when using dating apps? We go in depth in detail on how we have used the popular Jewish dating app called "JSwipe." From how we look at profile pictures, descriptions, and real life messages current users are sending along with what we think of it all from both a male and female perspective.
We tired out a bunch of different trending fitness classes to see what we like and think about them including cross-fit, hot yoga, "stupid sticks," couch to 5k, kickboxing, rock climbing and more. The struggle to stay active is real and so are the twisted ankles, eating/choking while running, and fitness fails.
Cloudy with a chance of... Falafel? Disney movies may translate differently in different cultures, but everyone still loves it! From finding out that most of Generation Z has not seen Mulan to learning that Disney owns all the Marvel superheroes; we talk about how people come together through Disney.
From living in England, Australia, Israel, and the US; our hosts have a lot of experience in traveling and living in different counties. One thing they noticed was that they were more willing to make riskier choices. This concept has lead to some interesting and hilarious stories; especially at 5AM in the desert!
If you Google " Anne Frank halloween costume" then you you will see evidence of anti-semitism today. From overhearing people being called "cheap as a Jew" to having a cousin get beat up for being Jewish; Dana and Josh talk about their experiences with anti-semitism from an American and Israeli millennial perspective.
A talk about food, cooking, (or at least attempts at cooking) and social interactions around food.
Winter depression, Dana's first snow, and falling off a horse are just a few of the reasons why winter in the East coast is no fun.
Three strange men, two chainsaws and one monster truck in the middle of a forest. Something this random could only happen to our very own Dana.