The Sisters Chat about Healing & Recovery with Kaley Z

The Sisters Chat about the Do’s and Don’ts of Weddings with Ahuva Fogelman

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

The Sisters Chat about Personality Types & Tests!

In this episode of the Sisters Chat, everyone is always trying to figure out the sisters, so they finally attempt to explain themselves through the Enneagram. After catching up on life, from Shavuos prep, pullbacks, surprise house renovations, Lag B’Omer barbecues, crafting obsessions, and filming new projects for Kosher.com, the conversation turns into a full breakdown of their personalities and how they actually function behind the scenes. Mushky shares what it’s like being a classic Enneagram Two, caring, nurturing, emotional, and always focused on helping everyone around her. Nene dives into being a loyal, and sometimes anxious, Six who is constantly thinking through every possibility. Menucha tries to figure out if she’s really a Seven, or maybe something else entirely. Aidella leans into her role as the strong, protective, take-charge Eight, while Hesha represents the calm, easygoing Nine who somehow keeps the peace through all the chaos. The sisters also break down the other types, the idea of wings, and the strengths and challenges that come with each personality, and how these personalities affect friendships, marriage, parenting, work, and sibling dynamics. Filled with laughs, arguments, self-awareness, and classic Sisters Chat energy, this episode might finally help listeners understand why the sisters are the way they are.

The Sisters Chat about Healing & Recovery with Kaley Z

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 Workshop [https://live.kaleyz.com/TheSistersChat]To learn more or begin your own journey to healing, visit Kaley Zeitouni Coaching [https://kaleyz.com/]Or Follow on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/kaleyzeitouniofficial/]@kaleyzeitouniofficial Facebook: facebook.com/KaleyZeitouni This episode is sponsored by Chaya Nassy Beaute CN Beauty | Hair and Makeup Artist South Florida [https://www.ceenbeaute.com/]On Insta @c.nbeaute

The Sisters Chat about Blood types & Breast Feeding with Sara Chana

In this episode of The Sisters Chat, the sisters sit down with Sara Chana Silverstein, a renowned homeopath and lactation consultant, for a conversation that is as practical as it is empowering. Together, they dive into real-life breastfeeding challenges, the importance of individualized care, and how natural remedies can support both physical and emotional wellness. Sara Chana shares her personal journey into homeopathy and her experience helping thousands of women navigate breastfeeding with confidence. The discussion also explores cultural perceptions around breastfeeding, the science behind it, and how herbal medicine can play a meaningful role in emotional balance, especially for mothers. Filled with relatable stories, expert insight, and honest conversation, this episode is all about giving women the knowledge and tools to feel supported in their journeys. To learn more about Sara Chana, her work, and Moodtopia Academy, visit https://sarachana.com/ [https://sarachana.com/] You can also preorder her new book Moodtopia for Kids here https://www.amazon.com/Moodtopia-Kids-Nurturing-Emotional-Wellness-ebook/dp/B0FNDMSG52 [https://www.amazon.com/Moodtopia-Kids-Nurturing-Emotional-Wellness-ebook/dp/B0FNDMSG52]

The Sisters Chat about Post-Pesach Reflections & Reads that Uplift!

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.