Spill The P: 5786 Bechukotai

Whats The Nus?: EpIsode 18 (May 13, 2026)

This week on What’s the Nus, we’re covering a wide range of conversations—from emerging health narratives and the way they’re being presented, to government decisions that directly impact families, to cultural patterns that reveal where we are as a society, and global developments that deserve more than just a headline glance. We take the time to slow things down and actually look at what’s happening beneath the surface—because the reality is, we’re constantly being given information in a way that encourages reaction instead of reflection. Whether it’s fear-driven health conversations, policy shifts framed as solutions, or cultural behaviors that point to deeper misalignment, there is always more to the story. This episode isn’t about panic or performance. It’s about awareness. Because in a world that moves quickly and reacts even faster, staying grounded, asking better questions, and choosing perspective over impulse isn’t passive—it’s powerful.

Spill The P: 5786 Bechukotai

This week on Spill the P, we close out Sefer Vayikra with Bechukotai—a parsha that doesn’t just teach… it confronts. At its core, this isn’t about reward and punishment—it’s about alignment and choice. What does it actually mean to “walk with” the Creator? And what happens when we don’t? We unpack the deeper meaning behind divine law, free will, and the misunderstood language that has shaped generations of fear-based thinking. Because the truth is—you don’t get what you want… you get who you are. This episode is an invitation to stop performing “goodness” and start embodying alignment.

Spill The P: 5786 Behar

In this episode of Spill the P, we understand that Parsha  Behar isn’t just about land—it’s about alignment. We’re shown cycles of rest and reset, but more importantly, we’re shown what happens when we interfere too much. Over-pruning. Overcorrecting. Trying to control growth instead of allowing it. And in that process, we lose ourselves. Then comes Yovel—the return. Not a party. A reset. Everything goes back to its source. And that includes you. This episode is your reminder: you don’t need to become anything new—you need to return to what was always yours.

What's The Nus?: Episode 17 (May 06, 2026)

This week on What’s the Nus?, we’ve got a lot to cover—and a lot of it will probably make you pause for a second. We’re looking at everything from redistricting decisions in the U.S. and what they reveal about how we approach race and representation, to major grocery chains suddenly deciding to clean up their products after years of questionable ingredients. We also get into parenting culture and the way we’ve started overcomplicating things that used to be instinctual, along with a major lithium discovery that could shift the future of energy in the U.S. And then, of course, we head overseas—covering legal battles, rising violence, internal conflicts, and moments that force us to confront not just what’s happening, but how we’re responding to it. Individually, these stories are important. But together, they point to something bigger. So let’s take a closer look.

Still Salty. Still Lit. Still Chosen. Still Lielle.

There is a quiet shift that happens when you stop looking outward for direction—and begin listening inward. In this episode of Still Salty. Still Lit. Still Chosen., Lielle and I explore her journey of becoming—moving through the layers of growing up, navigating community expectations, and slowly stepping into her own identity. We speak about the complexities of adolescence, the push and pull of belonging, and the process of building a connection with Hashem that feels aligned and true. Her time in Israel became a moment of expansion—a place where clarity began to take shape and where her relationship with herself and the Creator deepened. This conversation is an unfolding—of identity, of faith, and of the space in between who you were and who you are becoming.