Hosted by Living Lchaim · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 116 episodes
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How do Jews really do it? Welcome to Kosher Money, the popular finance podcast that cracks open Jewish wisdom on wealth and money. Host Eli Langer, former CNBC social media producer, brings together experts on everything from business tips to Jewish law, health insurance, investing, taxes, and Jewish values. This is where business ethics, spending money, and Judaism perfectly align. Subscribe and connect on Instagram @KosherMoneyPod.
Living Lchaim hosts Kosher Money, a religion show with 116 episodes published.
A lot of good people are struggling to find work right now. Some because of AI. Some because companies are cutting back. Some because the industry they spent 20 or 30 years in just doesn’t work the same way anymore.And i
Everybody today seems to have a house, a renovation, a driveway full of cars… and a lot of people tend to wonder: “How are they doing it?” And maybe the bigger question: “Am I supposed to be doing it too?” Rabbi Eliezer
What does it really mean to be a rebbi today? In this conversation, Reb Mutty Zeiger gives a real look into his day-to-day life. From teaching in the classroom to late-night calls, bar mitzvahs, and helping students thro
Why does Orthodox Jewish life feel so expensive these days? In this deeply thoughtful conversation, Rabbi Chaim Zvi Senter shares his perspective on money, family pressure, entitlement, resilience, emunah, and the rising
Why do kids feel like everyone else has more? In this thoughtful and eye-opening conversation, Rabbi Ari Schonfeld shares practical insights on parenting, money, social pressure, and how children develop their sense of s
What really determines how much money you make? In this wide-ranging and refreshingly honest conversation, Rabbi Reuven Feinstein shares deeply practical Torah insights on livelihood, wealth, hustle culture, Shabbos spen
This is one of those episodes that just keeps getting better as it goes. Our guest this week is a Cleveland-based entrepreneurial dentist who is as kind as he is impressive. He invited us into his home to share deep wisd
This episode of Kosher Money is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. For the first time ever, our guest, Reb Binyomin Gringras, speaks publicly about the inner secrets uncovered after years of scouring hundreds of little kn
At 24 years old, Dave Katz has already learned lessons about money that many people only discover decades later. In this honest and refreshing conversation, he opens up about success, spending, and what it really means t
We explore one of the most sensitive and least discussed topics in Jewish life: money and marriage. Why do so many couples avoid talking about money? What do fights about money really represent? How can couples build
We dive into one of the most important parts of personal finance: building wealth that actually lasts. - Is it possible to grow wealth quickly? - How can ordinary people invest wisely in 2026? - What does it really mean
We dive into one of the most stressful and expensive parts of American life: healthcare. Why are families paying $48,000 a year just to stay insured? Why does the system feel so broken? Is there another way? To help
In our latest episode of Kosher Money, we sit down with Rabbi Shais Taub — one of the most sought-after Jewish thinkers of our time — to explore one of life’s most misunderstood topics: money. What’s the deal with Jews a
We head to Columbus, Ohio, a fast-growing, affordable Jewish community. Rabbi Avi Goldstein and Meir Perlmutter share how it became a thriving hub of Orthodox life. If you’ve ever wondered what out-of-town Jewish life re
In our 100th Kosher Money episode, we chat with Richard Simon, a guy who went completely offline for a year. What he learned might totally change how you see your phone. We were promised connection and convenience, but m
In this episode, you’ll hear the stories of people who finally got their budget under control, but are still staring at tens of thousands in old debt they can’t shake. Debt advisor David Siegel explains the tough options
In this episode, you’ll hear how Dovid Lichtenstein went from selling encyclopedias door to door to owning billions in real estate, and why he tore up a food stamp application instead of playing it safe. Want to build we
In this episode, I opened a retirement account live on camera, and by the end of this it you'll know more than 99% of your friends about investing. Ready to retire a millionaire? Let's dig in.(Please don't ignore this if
Most people think side hustles are just about extra cash. But in reality, that extra income can be life changing. It’s what helps people finally pay off debt. It’s what jumpstarts a real savings account. It’s what brings
Most people think money is about math. But after 90-plus episodes of Kosher Money, I’ve learned it’s really about behavior. In this solo episode, we slow down and ask the questions most people never do. What is money act
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