Returning Home

Natalie interviews Zev Feller, a Financial Coach serving the Anglo Community through the organization Masila.

Natalie interviews Hila Oz (24) who made aliyah from Los Angeles to Jerusalem; Hila stresses the burden of student debt and explains the benefits of earning a higher degree in Israel through one of the universities here, which are 1) much less expensive than American colleges and 2) have English programs of study. To find out more, visit thrivestudyabroad.org or ipledgeforisrael.org where you can take a short survey.

Natalie interviews Zelig Krymko-Shmuelovich, who moved to Israel six months ago from Queens, New York City

Natalie recounts the successful rescue mission where the IDF extracted four hostages from Gaza...extraordinary! We hear a conversation between Natalie & Lauren Isaacs who made aliyah in 2020 and became a Tour Guide.

Natalie speaks with Moshe Dejman..

Natalie begins the show by describing the Yom ha'Zicharon ceremony at her yishuv; she then welcome Lorne Rovet to the program. Lorne is in Toronto and is at the end of the pre-aliyah paperwork stage. His daughter, Tali, has already made aliyah and is a soldier and is currently in basic training.

Wake Up Jewish Brothers and Sisters!

Natalie interviews Shira Dicker, a Writer and New Yorker who lives near Columbia University and walks daily through the campus. Shira gives us a description of what's been going on there since before Pesach.

.but it was just that. A joke. After two divorces, his sons suggested he really do it. And he did.

Natalie talks about the Iranian attack over her home, and how her family and community dealt with it.

Natalie interviews Ina Ora Nisa, a woman from Romania, who lived her adult life in Switzerland and married a Spanish man.

Natalie opens the show sharing the loss of her mother, who lived in the USA; Natalie shares her grief and regret for not pushing her parents to make aliyah.

In this episode Natalie interviews aspiring Tel Aviv municipal politician Daniel Gindis, an oleh from NYC who is running for a seat on the Tel Aviv City Council.

Natalie talks to us from her morning walks, and during one she notices that a laser is aimed at her courtesy of the security team which is always on watch;

After touring several cities in the States, Natalie is back home in Israel and she has something to say!

Natalie speaks freely in this episode from different times and locations; she starts at the Dead Sea where she spends her birthday in the morning, and we get glimpses of her on her morning walk and elsewhere as the week goes by.

her own son who is fighting in Gaza, was released for Shabbat, and how the families in Israel are all dealing with life during this challenging time.

Natalie interviews Kim Bash Reatory Extraordaire; Kim tells us about the olim she works with, the challenges, the desires, what is important in finding a new home, how finding a community is more important than the actual house, and more.

Natalie shares a letter she received from her son serving in Gaza;

In this episode we hear Natalie on her morning walks talking to us about the displaced families in her community

This is unscripted.

Natalie speaks directly in this episode about the various aspects of life now as the Jewish Nation is in the third week of war;

Natalie talks during her morning walk, and touches upon her feelings about her arab neighbors, her attitude about her life and her positive feelings about things until recently

Natalie describes aspects of life now;

Natalie talks frankly giving a play-by-play of how her sons were sent off to fight, how she learned of the war, and what her thought are concerning the arab terrorists who share the land of Israel.

Natalie talks to us directly from the Susya swimming pool and tells us about the end of the season, the celebration of the yishuv's 40 year

Natalie starts the show discussing how it's the end of summer, the pool is emptying out, and the kids are back in school.

Natalie speaks from the heart as she describes her first car accident in Israel; she then interviews Avraham Shalom Fansapurkar who made aliyah from India in June, and discusses the difficulties he encountered on his very first day;

Natalie complains about her teens, while sharing the joys of a simple life in her Settlement, and the absense of Antisemitism in her life

Natalie speaks with Marc Rosenberg, VP of Diaspora Partnerships for Nefesh b'Nefesh, the organization responsible for North American Aliyah to Israel.