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Are We a Bumper Sticker Nation? When Opinions Replace Understanding! In this episode of the None Of Your Business Podcast, Michael sits down for a one on one conversation with Moe Rabi to talk about social media, authenticity, confidence, and what real success actually looks like behind the scenes. This is a deep, honest discussion about modern culture, personal growth, and navigating life with awareness in a world driven by appearances. Moe Rabi shares his journey from being one of the earliest creators in WhatsApp status culture to building a successful career in the healthcare industry. They explore how social media has shaped identity, why so many people confuse visibility with value, and how genuine relationships are being replaced by surface level validation. The conversation dives into confidence, attention, parenting, leadership, and responsibility, especially within the Jewish community and professional world. Moe speaks openly about materialism, using your voice, raising children in a culture of pressure, and balancing faith, business, and enjoyment of life. They also discuss why introspection matters more than trends, and how staying authentic becomes harder as platforms and influence grow.

In this episode of the None Of Your Business Podcast, Michael and Ushy sit down with Yitzchok Aharon Pinkesz, author of Kosher Astrology and a leading voice in the revival of astrology through a Torah lens. From growing up in the heart of Boro Park to uncovering a spiritual tool that would reshape his life, Yitzchok shares how a random phone call sparked a five-year deep dive into ancient wisdom merging cosmic science, Torah, and purpose. 0:00 Introduction 0:32 Welcome to None of Your Business Podcast 1:27 Subscriber Thank You & Show Updates 2:30 Meet Yitzchok Aharon Pinkesz 4:25 What is Astrology? Breaking Down the Misconceptions 5:52 The Torah Connection to Astrology 8:47 How Yitzchok Discovered Astrology 12:00 The Birth Chart Explained 15:00 The Five Personal Planets 19:30 Donald Trump's Birth Chart Analysis 25:00 Understanding Uranus & Unprecedented Energy 29:00 The Three Types of People & Finding Your Purpose 37:00 How Astrology Reveals Your Life's Blueprint 42:00 Overcoming Self-Doubt & Saturn's Lessons 49:30 Is This Just a Pep Talk or Real Science? 59:00 Closing Thoughts & Final Reflections

In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with Beri Weber for an honest and deeply personal conversation about faith, music, identity, and the price of not fitting into a system that was not built for you. Beri shares what it was like growing up with a powerful spiritual connection to music at a time when singing was not considered a respectable path. From being punished in school for listening to Reb Shlomo Carlebach, to feeling that music was treated as second class, to being told directly and indirectly that this was not what success was supposed to look like, Beri opens up about the tension between conformity and calling. We talk about choosing meaning over money, soul over status, and why walking away from a higher paycheck does not always feel like a sacrifice when you are aligned with who you truly are. Beri reflects on the difference between external success and internal fulfillment, the challenges of being too spiritual for structured systems, and how faith shaped every major decision along the way. This conversation will resonate with anyone who has ever felt boxed in, misunderstood, or pressured to become someone they were not meant to be. It is a powerful reminder that purpose is not always loud, and that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stay true to yourself even when it costs you. If you have ever struggled with identity, faith, creativity, or choosing the harder but more honest path, this episode is for you.

Shmuel Sackett doesn't shy away from controversy. A student of Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of the civil disobedience movement Zo Artzeinu, and a convicted felon for sedition in Israel—he's proud of every arrest, every protest, and every stand he's taken for Jewish strength. In this raw conversation, Shmuel takes us from his days in the Jewish Defense League fighting Soviet Jewry in 1970s New York, to blocking roads at the Russian Embassy, to moving to Israel and getting arrested 15 times fighting the Oslo Accords. He explains why he believes Jews can never afford to be weak again, why Rabbi Kahane was misunderstood, and what it means to fight for redemption instead of waiting for it. We discuss the fine line between self-defense and national strength, why he thinks every Jew outside Israel is "broken," his vision for a Jewish state following Torah law, and how he's raising over $1 million annually through The Dream Raffle to fund IDF widows, orphans, and Israeli farmers. This isn't about politics. It's about identity, destiny, and what Jewish pride actually means in 2025.

In this special year-end episode of None Of Your Business Podcast, Michael and Ushy revisit the most powerful moments from 2025 the conversations that stopped us mid-recording, the stories that challenged how we think, and the guests who reminded us what resilience really looks like. From Jonathan Pollard digging graves on Mount Herzl the night of October 7th, to Noiky Roberts watching a painfully shy student cry tears of joy over a test score. From Ellie Cohanim's family escaping Iran on one of the last flights out, to Yossi Green's 12-hour plane conversation that brought two strangers back to Judaism. From Shlomie Zionce's breakthrough after years of rejection, to Shimmy Jay getting fired from a pizza shop lunch and turning it into his biggest break. From Fally Klein learning Gemara despite reading difficulties, to Abby Wolin opening her business books to the world when everything felt like it was falling apart. These aren't just success stories. They're pivots, failures, moments of clarity, and the decisions that came after. The conversation covers October 7th, Jewish identity, entrepreneurship, mentorship, grief, faith, career transitions, knowing your worth, and what it takes to rebuild when everything changes. Episode Sponsor: ►Prime Source This episode is powered by Prime Source, the partner senior care facilities trust for real savings and smarter spending. With years of industry experience, Prime Source guides operators to use best-practice purchasing methods, identify hidden opportunities, and stretch every dollar without compromising care. For a free spend analysis, call 877-8PRIME8 or visit https://www.primesourcex.com

In this episode of None Of Your Business Podcast, Michael and Ushy sit down with Major Joshua Zager a former U.S. Marine Corps fighter pilot who now flies for United Airlines. Joshua shares his journey from a teenage dream of serving Israel, to flying combat missions after 9/11, to navigating faith, leadership, and responsibility in both military and civilian life. The conversation touches on elite training, the emotional weight of high-stakes decisions, keeping Shabbat while flying commercially, and the realities of transitioning from war zones to the airline industry. None Of Your Business is a podcast about growth learning from people who’ve been through real journeys. We explore where they started, what they’re building now, and how they think about what’s ahead. No scripts. No filters. Just real stories, real lessons, and perspectives you can grow with. Episode Sponsor: ►Prime Source This episode is powered by Prime Source, the partner senior care facilities trust for real savings and smarter spending. With years of industry experience, Prime Source guides operators to use best-practice purchasing methods, identify hidden opportunities, and stretch every dollar without compromising care. For a free spend analysis, call 877-8PRIME8 or visit https://www.primesourcex.com

In this episode of The None of Your Business Podcast, Michael and Ushy are joined by actor, podcaster, and Jewish advocate Jonah Platt for an open and thoughtful conversation about identity, purpose, and taking up space. Jonah shares his journey from Broadway and Hollywood, including his time in Wicked and Jewish projects like Menorah in the Middle, to becoming the host of his own podcast, Being Jewish with Jonah Platt. He talks about how October 7th reshaped his focus, why staying quiet has never protected us, and why Jewish visibility, dignity, and self respect matter now more than ever. The discussion touches on antisemitism in Hollywood and online, the pressure many Jews feel to keep their heads down, and the importance of unity across different levels of observance. Jonah also reflects on Jewish summer camp, intentional parenting, philanthropy, and what it means to live Jewishly in everyday life. This episode blends humor, honesty, and uncomfortable truths into a conversation that goes far beyond fame or labels. It is about choosing meaning, leaning into identity, and being unapologetically authentic in a complicated world. 00:00 Welcome to The None of Your Business Podcast 02:15 Meeting Jonah Platt and why this conversation matters 05:30 Jewish leadership, philanthropy, and the work of the JDC 10:10 Hostages, visibility, and the cost of being thrust into the spotlight 13:30 From Hollywood to Broadway and landing Wicked 18:45 Fame, fulfillment, and being a “J list celebrity” 22:10 Menorah in the Middle and telling Jewish stories on screen 25:40 October 7th and the shift from reacting to leading 30:10 Launching Being Jewish with Jonah Platt 34:45 Creating a safe space to talk honestly about Jewish identity 39:30 Jewish summer camp and building identity early 43:50 Intentional parenting and raising the next generation Jewishly 47:30 Silence versus visibility and why keeping your head down does not work 52:10 Unity across observance and breaking down Jewish silos 56:40 “They don’t like us when we’re small or when we’re big” 59:50 Authenticity, self respect, and taking up space 1:03:30 Choosing meaning over applause 1:06:45 Final reflections on purpose, pride, and being unapologetically yourself Episode Sponsor: ► Prime Source This episode is powered by Prime Source, the partner senior care facilities trust for real savings and smarter spending. With years of industry experience, Prime Source guides operators to use best-practice purchasing methods, identify hidden opportunities, and stretch every dollar without compromising care. For a free spend analysis, call 877-8PRIME8 or visit https://www.primesourcex.com

In this special episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with the legendary Rabbi Edgar Gluck, joined by his son Zvi, for a conversation unlike anything we’ve ever had before. At nearly ninety years old, Rabbi Gluck has lived through history, shaped communities, changed laws, rebuilt cemeteries, stopped autopsies, stood up to communists, helped form Hatzalah, and carried the weight of Jewish responsibility on his shoulders for decades. Together with his son, Zvi brings an added layer of insight, humor, memory, and behind-the-scenes stories that paint a full picture of what it means to live a life of service. From surviving post-war Germany and building a new life in the Bronx, to blowing shofar on Hitler’s balcony, to navigating danger, politics, loss, and miracles, this episode captures a father and son who have dedicated everything to saving lives and preserving Jewish dignity. Their stories are raw, emotional, hilarious, and deeply inspiring. Whether you’re here for history, faith, community, or simply to hear two generations reflect on a lifetime of purpose, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends. Watch, share, and let us know which moment moved you most. 00:00 Episode Intro 00:28 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 01:20 Sponsorship and Branding 01:55 Memories and Nostalgia 05:40 Rabbi Gluck's Early Life and Education 11:49 Journey to Poland and Holocaust Remembrance 17:17 Challenges and Adventures in Communist Poland 25:37 Family Stories and Personal Anecdotes 31:25 Antisemitism in the Fire Department 32:39 The Founding of Hatzalah 34:23 A Story of Bravery and Dedication 38:44 The Fight Against Autopsies 40:10 Changing the Law for Religious Rights 43:08 Meeting with Mario Cuomo 58:43 Balancing Public Service and Family 01:04:50 Collaborations with the Vatican 01:06:28 A School Project Uncovers a Mass Grave 01:06:59 Negotiations with the Priest and the Pope 01:07:22 Discovering Another Mass Grave 01:09:35 Challenges in Acquiring the Property 01:10:10 Meeting with Pope Benedict 01:19:03 The Scandal of the Dancing Rabbi 01:36:07 Reflections on Antisemitism and Voting 01:38:29 Final Thoughts and Farewell ►Episode Sponsor: Prime Source This episode is powered by Prime Source, the partner senior care facilities trust for real savings and smarter spending. With years of industry experience, Prime Source guides operators to use best-practice purchasing methods, identify hidden opportunities, and stretch every dollar without compromising care. For a free spend analysis, call 877-8PRIME8 or visit https://www.primesourcex.com

In this engaging episode of the 'None of Your Business' podcast, Michael and Ushy Schwartz welcome the multifaceted Shloime Zionce. Broadcasting on Thanksgiving night, the discussion covers Shloime's rich tapestry of experiences from his global travels, journalistic pursuits, and life reflections. As a White House correspondent for Ami Magazine and an influential social media personality, Shloime shares personal anecdotes about navigating the complexities of living a public life, maintaining authenticity, and the significance of his work. The conversation also delves into Shloime's insights on tipping culture, the challenges and responsibilities within the Jewish community, and how to balance personal aspirations with community obligations. This episode is a testament to embracing life’s spontaneity, resilience, and making an impact in ways both big and small. 00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks 00:41 Guest Introduction: Red Shloime Zionce 00:52 Travel Mishaps and Thanksgiving Night 02:09 The Power of Social Media and Influence 09:29 Life in Texas and Community Exploration 11:05 Journey to Finding a New Home 15:28 The Diamond Crater Adventure 35:21 Reflections on Jewish Identity and Safety 40:04 Reluctant Singer and Universe's Timing 40:39 Early Jobs and Moving to Borough Park 42:55 Security Guard and Return to Yeshiva 44:16 Marriage and Life in Israel 44:41 Struggles with Employment 50:03 Pursuing Writing and First Breakthrough 55:50 Travel Writing and Social Media Growth 01:12:30 Entering Washington Politics 01:21:43 The Role of Ami Magazine and Social Media 01:22:30 The Importance of Jewish Representation Online 01:24:16 Challenges and Opportunities in Social Media 01:32:19 Debating Tipping Etiquette 01:40:27 Final Thoughts and Reflections

In this episode of the 'None of Your Business' podcast, hosts Michael and Ushy welcome Rabbi Dov Oliver. They delve into Rabbi Oliver's background, including his family's Holocaust survival and their influence on his passion for Jewish outreach. The discussion highlights the unique mission of Hillel of Rockland, emphasizing love, acceptance, and support for Jews from all walks of life. Rabbi Oliver recounts compelling anecdotes, such as hosting large inclusive Shabbat meals and organizing impactful trips to Israel. The episode offers listeners deep insights into the power of community, flexible parenting, and unconditional love. 00:00 Living the Dream: An Unconventional Upbringing 00:27 Welcome to the Podcast: Meet Rabbi Dov Oliver 00:50 A Chance Encounter: The Pizza Store Protest 01:47 The Story Behind the Name: Dave Oliver 02:55 Survivors and Heroes: Stories from Israel 03:50 The Unique Mission of Hillel of Rockland 09:53 Understanding Hillel and Other Jewish Campus Organizations 18:09 Parenting Insights: Flexibility and Unconditional Love 23:52 A Personal Journey: From Australia to Muncie 30:11 Fundraising Challenges and Alumni Support 34:21 Discussing the Banquet Event 35:10 Meeting Rabbi Dov and His Work with Teens 35:48 Challenges and Skepticism 37:22 Understanding Rabbi Dov's Mission 39:13 Community and Personal Stories 43:08 The Importance of Flexibility and Acceptance 43:29 Prevention Over Treatment 46:08 Building Self-Confidence in Youth 46:41 Creating a Welcoming Environment 01:02:33 Rabbi Dov's Background and Motivation 01:07:08 Final Thoughts and Guest Recommendations

In this episode of the 'None of Your Business' podcast, host Michael Greenfield, alongside special co-host Yissi Cherns, welcomes the inspiring Shimi (Jay) Jacobovits. They discuss Shimi's incredible journey from humble beginnings, through challenges like divorce and career changes, to achieving remarkable success with his company, Censible Marketing. Highlights include the founding of Censible Marketing, his approach to managing challenges, and his philanthropic efforts. The episode also touches on topics such as the ethics of charitable giving, personal growth, and the power of resilience and community support. Through engaging anecdotes and heartfelt advice, Shimi offers listeners a fascinating look into the world of business, personal trials, and triumphs.. 00:00 Mysterious Beginnings 00:28 Podcast Introduction 00:58 Welcoming Shimi J and Special co-host Yiss Cherns 01:41 Social Media Growth 02:21 ChatGPT and Fun Facts 02:36 Weekend Routines 04:21 Supporting the Youth 07:24 Career Journey 12:29 Starting Censible Marketing 29:30 Building a Brand 32:50 Prime Source Merch and Borrowing Sensibly 33:14 The Challenges of Lending Money 34:55 The Mitzvah of Lending Money 37:28 Business Ventures and Partnerships 40:18 The Importance of Giving and Charity 51:31 Personal Stories and Reflections 01:00:36 Meeting and Marrying My Second Wife 01:05:52 Final Thoughts and Future Guests

In this episode of the None of Your Business podcast Michael and Ushy welcome esteemed mentalist Michael Saman. Known for his exceptional mind-reading abilities, Saman dazzles both the hosts and the audience with his mentalism skills, recounts fascinating stories from his performances around the world, and explains the subtle differences between magic and mentalism. The conversation delves into Saman's early beginnings, his methodical training, and the emotional impact of his performances. The episode also covers practical applications of mentalism in everyday and corporate settings, as well as the importance of memory and observation. Saman concludes with a demonstration of his impressive memory skills and a live mentalism trick, leaving a lasting impression on the hosts and listeners alike. 00:00 Mind Reading Magic Trick 00:29 Introduction to the Podcast 00:47 Welcoming the Guest: Michael Saman 00:59 Podcast Growth and Sponsorship 01:52 Audience Interaction and Memorable Performances 02:49 The Art of Mentalism 04:51 Magic vs. Mentalism 22:50 Cultural Nuances in Mentalism 25:01 Business Applications of Mentalism 38:01 Memory Challenge with ChatGPT 42:28 Recap of Items 43:17 Memory Skills and Techniques 43:44 The Importance of Confidence 46:17 Observing and Understanding People 50:23 Balancing Personal and Professional Life 58:13 Influences and Inspirations 01:07:06 The Business Side of Performing 01:09:03 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

In this episode of the 'None of Your Business' podcast, hosts Michael and Ushy engage with guest Ellie Cohanim, who shares her inspiring journey from being a Jewish refugee from Iran to becoming a prominent figure in combating global antisemitism. Cohanim, who served as the U.S. Deputy Envoy for Combating Antisemitism, discusses her background, her experiences in various international roles, and her perspective on the importance of Jewish education and pride. The conversation also touches on political dynamics, the impact of AI in the healthcare industry, and the role of information warfare in modern conflicts. Cohanim emphasizes the significance of standing strong against hate and the necessity of proactive measures in defending Jewish communities globally. 00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks 00:52 Meet the Guest: Ellie Kohanim 02:37 Ellie's Early Life in Iran 06:42 Escape from Iran and Life in the US 19:50 Ellie's Career and Activism 29:00 Discussion on Antisemitism and Radical Islam 43:30 The Aftermath of October 7th 44:15 Addressing Global Antisemitism 45:45 Jewish Pride and Education 49:16 The Information War 55:49 Personal Insights and Interests 59:25 Travel and Global Experiences 01:05:39 Healthcare Industry Insights 01:10:27 Final Thoughts and Reflections Twillory (Official Sponsor) Upgrade your wardrobe with Twillory’s performance dress shirts and everyday essentials. Whether you're heading to the office or a Event, Twillory keeps you looking sharp without sacrificing comfort. Shop at www.twillory.com

Michael Greenfield and co-host David interview Jonathan Pollard, sharing his experiences and reflections on his espionage activities for Israel, his arrest, and life in prison. They delve into his early life, motivations for his actions, and the immense difficulties he faced, including his harsh treatment during incarceration and the profound impact on his personal life. Pollard discusses his perspective on truth, leadership, and loyalty, and describes pivotal moments, such as his conversation with God in solitary confinement, and support from his late wife, Esther. This candid discussion provides a deep insight into the complexities of espionage, national loyalty, and personal resilience. 00:00 A Personal Plea to God 00:42 Introduction to the Podcast 01:07 Welcoming the Special Guest 01:51 Transparency and Truth in Israel 04:04 David's Background and Connection 05:40 A Story of Loss and Duty 09:41 October 7th and Its Aftermath 11:13 Controversial Views on Hostages 14:31 Critique of Israeli Leadership 29:52 Early Life and Education 50:05 Journey into Espionage 57:06 Involvement in the Raid and Its Aftermath 58:22 Intelligence Embargo and Public Revelations 59:07 Personal Involvement and Consequences 01:00:31 Chemical Warfare Plant Discovery 01:02:24 Espionage and Betrayal 01:12:48 Arrest and Interrogation 01:19:17 Prison Life and Reflections 01:39:17 Release and Final Reflections

In this episode of the None of Your Business podcast, Michael and Ushy are joined by Fally Klein, who shares her incredible journey of overcoming cancer, her transition from traditional therapy to hypnotherapy, and her passion for breathwork. Fally discusses her personal experiences with hypnotherapy, explaining how it can help address deep-seated issues like addiction by tapping into the subconscious mind. She also delves into her embrace of breathwork as a tool for emotional and spiritual healing. The conversation touches on her unexpected passion for learning Talmud, which she compares to solving complex mysteries and understanding the voices behind the texts. Fally's remarkable story of resilience and continuous growth is both inspirational and enlightening. 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Welcome 00:49 Meet Fally Klein: A Journey of Resilience 02:32 The Story Behind 'Miracle Ride' 05:14 Discovering Hypnotherapy 08:58 The Mechanics of Hypnotherapy 10:50 Hypnotherapy vs. Stage Hypnosis 12:49 The Power of the Subconscious Mind 20:20 Hypnotherapy for Smoking Cessation 32:58 Struggles in Yeshiva and Finding a New Path 34:10 Redefining the Relationship with Cigarettes 35:14 The Role of Family in Overcoming Addiction 39:05 The Connection Between Smoking and Alcohol 42:00 The Evolution of Therapy and Trauma Awareness 42:18 Writing Novels and Exploring Trauma 47:41 The Concept and Benefits of Breathwork 01:00:25 Personal Journey with Cancer and Breathwork 01:08:22 The Power of Voice and Confidence 01:08:52 Breathwork and Musical Instruments 01:10:38 Understanding Vibrations and Frequencies 01:11:30 Journey into Learning and Personal Growth 01:13:10 Challenges and Triumphs in Education 01:16:37 Rediscovering Judaism and Personal Beliefs 01:20:49 The Love for Learning and Talmud 01:28:06 Final Thoughts and Reflections