Good With Money is a series of interviews with highly successful individuals. It explores the true magnitude of giving, kindness and philanthropic ingenuity that is often the byproduct of wealth and highlights the (surprising) Jewish attitude about wealth in general.
Philanthropist Mike Leven saw a big problem in the Jewish community and decided to do something about it. Hear him discuss his hopeful vision for the Jewish future and the program he started to help bring it about.
Bari Erber is a highly successful entrepreneur who has managed to strike that fine balance between a demanding work schedule, her family (she's a mother of six), and her passion for her philanthropy.
Businessman, author and philanthropist Michael Eisenberg shares his life and business wisdom and outlines his reasons why we should all be optimistic.
Adam Milstein is an philanthroneur - a businessman who proactively creates new opportunities for effective philanthropy. He has parlayed his success in business into a vigorous defense against violent antisemitism. His core teaching is that "when you are philanthropic good things happen."
Bob Diener helped revolutionize the travel industry with his groundbreaking Hotels.com website. He is also a passionate philanthropist who believes that successful people are "stewards" of this world who are obligated to leave it in a better state than which they found it.