The Sisters Chat

In honor of Gimmel Tammuz, the sisters invite their father to join them for a special farbrengen about what it means to build a truly Chassidishe home.Through personal stories, lessons from their own upbringing, and practical ideas for everyday life, they discuss how to bring Chassidishe values into a family's atmosphere, strengthen a connection to the Rebbe, and create a home that inspires growth, purpose, and Yiddishkeit. The conversation touches on the power of community, the impact of small daily choices, and the responsibility and privilege of passing these values on to the next generation.Filled with warmth, family memories, laughter, and meaningful takeaways, this episode is an opportunity to farbreng together and reflect on the kind of home and environment we hope to create. Grab a l'chaim and join the conversation.

In this jam-packed episode, the Sisters Chat with Sarah Klarberg, founder of Sarah Squad and one of the most sought-after party motivators in the Bas Mitzvah world, about building a brand from the ground up. Sarah shares her journey from booking a small birthday party for $100 to creating one of the most recognizable names in party entertainment. Along the way, she opens up about the challenges, setbacks, and moments of self-doubt she faced, and the mindset shifts that helped her grow with confidence.Together, the sisters and Sarah discuss goal-setting, social media, charging your worth, hiring the right people, balancing family and business, and why taking imperfect action is often the key to success. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a dreamer, or simply looking for motivation to take the next step toward a goal, this episode is packed with practical advice, honest insights, and plenty of inspiration.Tune in to hear how Sarah turned a simple idea into a thriving business—and why it's never too early or too late to start building your dream.Follow Sarah:• Instagram: @the_sarasquad_life• Website: Sarah Squad Life (www.sarasquadlife.com)

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with wedding coordinator Ahuva Fogelman to talk all things weddings as we head into the busy June wedding season. From wedding guest etiquette and funny wedding bloopers, to family drama, multiple weddings in one night, and the newest trends we are suddenly seeing everywhere — Ahuva gives the funniest and most honest behind-the-scenes look into the wedding world.We talk about crazy last-minute fixes, emotional chuppah moments, awkward guest behavior, social media at weddings, wedding timing disasters, and the little details that make the biggest difference. Ahuva shares hilarious stories from years of coordinating weddings, along with genuinely helpful advice for kallahs, families, and guests. Whether you’re making a wedding, attending one, or just trying to survive simcha season, this episode is full of relatable stories, practical advice, and so many laughs To contact the amazing Ahuva Fogelman for all your wedding coordination needs: 917-297-2917

In this episode, the Sisters Chat hosts reconnect with Kaley Zeitouni, whom they first met through Runya at Chabad USC. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 12, Kaley shares her powerful journey of healing, resilience, and deep spiritual growth. She breaks down the mind-body connection in a real and practical way, including demonstrating techniques like deep breathing and tapping to help manage stress and support the body’s ability to heal. Kaley also introduces her program, Get Your Body Back, focused on retraining the nervous system for lasting, meaningful change.Today, Kaley is best-selling author, and a sought-after Illness Recovery Coach, guiding people around the world through transformative mind-body healing. After 18 years of living with multiple sclerosis (MS), Kaley experienced a complete reversal of the disease and a revealed miracle of health. She now teaches others how to transform their bodies through mind-body medicine and shares chassidic approaches to health and wellness with thousands through workshops and summits. Above all, she is a devoted mother and wife.If you or a loved one is dealing with chronic symptoms, join us for an exclusive Sisters Chat listener event on May 12. Register today at Chronic Symptom Relief WorkshopTo learn more or begin your own journey to healing, visit Kaley Zeitouni CoachingOr Follow on Instagram @kaleyzeitouniofficial Facebook: facebook.com/KaleyZeitouniThis episode is sponsored by Chaya Nassy Beaute CN Beauty | Hair and Makeup Artist South FloridaOn Insta @c.nbeaute

The Sisters Chat is back after Pesach, and the girls are sharing real, unfiltered reflections—from the chaos of hosting, the pressure of pulling everything together, and the behind-the-scenes stress no one talks about, to the realities (and occasional disappointments) of Pesach programs. From food shortages to expectations vs. reality, they dive into what Pesach really looked like this year, with all the humor, honesty, and relatable moments that come with it.As they discuss their Pesach read, I’m Not Alone—a book that deeply impacted them over Yom Tov—they’re joined by Naftali, our Nene’s very own husband, and the grandson of the remarkable woman behind the story. What begins as a conversation about a powerful book turns into something much more personal, as Naftali brings his grandmother’s story to life. Through accounts of mesiras nefesh, resilience, and unwavering faith, her life reflects the very themes of Pesach—survival, freedom, gratitude, and the strength of the human spirit.This episode weaves together humor, honesty, and powerful storytelling, leaving you with a renewed appreciation for community, connection, and the stories that carry us forward.

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters are joined by their mother for a fun and relatable take on Pesach—sharing their “trauma” from years of intense cleaning & cooking, along with real, practical tips to make Yom Tov feel more meaningful, smoother, and actually enjoyable. As everyone gets into the pre-Pesach chaos, they laugh through the memories, reframe the stress, and offer simple ways to shift the energy at home so you can go into the holiday feeling lighter, calmer, and more present.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their friend Macy Crenshaw of Renewed Energy Healing to explore the transformative power of emotional healing through the Emotion Code. Macy, a trained occupational therapist who transitioned into energy healing, shares her journey and explains how releasing trapped emotions can impact both physical and emotional well-being. The conversation dives into the role of the subconscious mind, the importance of intention, and the balance between traditional medicine and alternative modalities, and they openly address skepticism surrounding energy healing and how to approach it thoughtfully. They also discuss the ripple effect healing can have on individuals and families, and the episode features a live demonstration, offering listeners a real time glimpse into how limiting beliefs can be identified and released. Learn more at renewedenergyhealing.com or email info@renewedenergyhealing.com. This episode is sponsored by the talented Chaviva Tarlow. Visit chavivatarlow.com, call 917 399 6263, or follow @chavivatarlowmusic for beautiful music for your next event.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their friend Musia Baumgarten, founder of Shluchos Stronger Together and the Wellness Summit at the Kinus, for an honest and deeply personal conversation about postpartum depression. Musia shares her lived experience and how it shaped her work guiding and supporting other mothers, while addressing stigma, recognizing symptoms, and understanding the impact of postpartum mental health on marriage, family life, and identity. The conversation highlights the power of community, education, and partner support, along with practical insights around self care, sleep, and trusting the process of healing, reminding mothers that support is available and they are never alone.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their father, Yossi Avtzon, an accountant, business owner, and, above all, a devoted father who shaped the way his children think about life, money, and work. Drawing on years of experience building a career while raising a large family, he shares the practical rules that guided him along the way. The conversation explores hard work, financial independence, saving early, smart use of debt for growth, humility, asking for advice, and the importance of strong relationships and community. Filled with real-life examples and quotable insights, this episode offers timeless, grounded advice for anyone navigating business, family, and purposeful living.

In this episode of Sisters Chat, the sisters welcome their older brother, Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva Lubavitch Cincinnati, for an honest and thoughtful conversation about chinuch in today’s Jewish world. Rabbi Avtzon shares his journey into education, the values that guide his yeshiva, and what it truly takes to create a learning environment that is both productive and joyful. Together, they explore the challenges parents face when choosing the right school for their sons, the role parents play in the educational process, and why accountability, purpose, and happiness are essential for long-term student success. To continue the conversation, purchase Rabbi Avtzon’s new book The Chinuch Letters and educate yourself on the Rebbe’s perspective on chinuch, bringing clarity, purpose, and depth to the way we guide and raise our childrenTo contact Rabbi Gershon Avtzon for questions or comments email: RabbiAvtzon@gmail.com

Please note: This episode contains content that may not be appropriate for high school students or male audience members.In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with their special guest, Rachel Vail, a highly experienced doula who has supported nearly 5,000 births. Together, they dive into the emotional, physical, and deeply personal sides of childbirth: why birth stories matter, how support can shape the experience, and what it really means to trust your body during labor. The conversation touches on home birth versus hospital birth, epidurals, navigating traumatic experiences, and the unpredictable nature of delivery. Rachel shares her journey into doula work, practical guidance for expecting mothers, and powerful stories from the delivery room, leaving listeners feeling informed, reassured, and empowered.

In this episode, The Sisters Chat explores ADHD in a thoughtful and eye-opening conversation with Rabbi Mendy Blesofsky MSED, ADHD coach, educator, and Aidella’s husband.Together, they break down what ADHD truly looks like beyond the common misconceptions. Mendy explains how interest, stimulation, and misunderstanding shape the daily experiences of both children and adults. He also offers practical strategies for support, emphasizing the power of small wins, positivity, and confidence-building.The episode highlights how ADHD presents differently across ages and the unique challenges it can bring into family life and relationships. They discuss acceptance, forgiveness, humor, and the tools, including coaching and medication, that help individuals with ADHD thrive.A clear, compassionate, and insightful episode for anyone raising, teaching, or supporting someone with ADHD, which in one way or another is pretty much all of us.To contact Rabbi Mendy Blesofsky:Phone: 347-743-8257Email: MBlesof@gmail.com