Trailblazer Talks: Naomi Streicher on Real Estate, Community Building & Mentorship In this compelling episode of the 'None of Your Business' podcast, hosts Michael Greenfield and Ushi Schwartz converse with Naomi Streicher, the founder of Q Home Sales and a 35+ year veteran in real estate. Naomi shares her journey from longing for a job to becoming a trailblazer in the real estate industry. Discussing her influential role in community building, the secrets behind successful real estate transactions, mentoring new agents, and the importance of having a supportive network, Naomi offers a wealth of insights for aspiring real estate professionals and anyone interested in the dynamics of the housing market. Don't miss her candid thoughts on the importance of mentorship, balancing family and career, and the strategies that led her to success.

00:00:00 Growing Up: Not Allowed to Have a Job

00:06:46 Building Communities and Developing Neighborhoods

00:09:31 Getting Started in Real Estate

00:28:04 The Family Business: Real Estate Dynasty

00:35:12 Managing Community Relations as a Broker

00:46:37 Training and Mentoring New Agents

00:56:20 Current Market Conditions and Advice for Buyers

01:05:56 Impact of Interest Rates and Limited Housing Inventory

01:12:57 Recent Changes in Real Estate Law and Looking Ahead

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In this unforgettable episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with legendary Jewish composer Yossi Green. From his first melody created on a broken piano in a London attic to over 1,000 songs composed for Jewish music stars all around the world, Yossi reveals the stories, emotions, and divine moments behind his greatest hits. We explore his views on favorite compositions, ChatGPT’s take on his career, and how a song 20 years in the making became a chart-topper. Plus, Yossi shares powerful insights from Shlomo Carlebach that reshaped his perspective on Yom Kippur, and dives into the lesser-known business side of Jewish music, including royalties, copyrights, and the challenges of monetization in the streaming era.

00:00 - The 20 Year Song / Introduction and First Song

00:39 - Introduction to Yossi Green 01:53 - ChatGPT's Take on Yossi Green

06:20 - The Creative Process

40:09 - The Business of Jewish Music

82:19 - Appreciation for All Music

105:23 - Closing Thoughts and Future Guest

Go behind the scenes with White House correspondent Jake Turx as he shares gripping stories from Syria, insights into Hasidic identity in politics, and a transformative journey into faith and prophecy. This episode dives deep into journalism, geopolitics, and spiritual awakening in a post-October 7th world.

0:00-Opening Story: Syria Adventure

0:31-Podcast Introduction & Guest Welcome

1:33-Jake’s Background & Name Origins

3:48-Education & Early Journalism

10:45-White House Press Corps & Hasidic Identity

11:54-Transition to Mishpacha Magazine

12:29-Reporting from Syria: On the Ground

15:22-Danger & Security as a Journalist

17:01-Life as a White House Correspondent

22:11-Investigative Journalism & Truth Seeking

27:13-Religious Awakening & Prophecy

31:43-Sponsor Segment: Qualm Max Supplies

32:28-Deep Dive: Prophecy, History, and Modern Parallels

38:26-Message to the World: Jewish Unity & Ahavas Chinam

40:06-Debate: Jewish Identity, Zionism, and Protest

58:28-Travel Stories: Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Azerbaijan

1:01:33-Book Authorship & Final Thoughts

1:18:32-Wrap Up & Guest Recommendations

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This week on None of Your Business, we sit down with Gershy Moskowits, a beloved Jewish music producer and event mastermind whose life took a miraculous turn.

You may know Gershy for his work behind some of the biggest names in Hasidic music and his role in organizing massive events like the Siyum HaShas at MetLife Stadium. But what you don’t know is the incredible story of how his years of selfless acts — visiting hospitals, organizing chesed events, and bringing joy to others — came full circle when he needed help the most.

🩺 Diagnosed with kidney failure and facing months of grueling dialysis, Gershy found himself in need of a transplant — and received the ultimate gift: a kidney from the brother of a young girl he had helped years earlier through his acts of kindness.

🎶 This episode blends music, mitzvot, and miracles in one unforgettable story of faith, resilience, and the unseen power of kindness.

If you’ve ever doubted that good deeds come back around, this conversation will restore your belief in divine timing.

🔊 Tune in for:

• What it really takes to produce major Jewish music events
• The behind-the-scenes story of the 93,000-person Siyum HaShas
• The emotional journey of illness, recovery, and unexpected redemption
• Why acts of kindness are never wasted — even decades later

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Why did Aaron Lichtenstein leave a Big Four accounting job in NYC to start over in Cleveland—and how did that risk turn into a wound care empire?

In this episode, we sit down with Aaron Lichtenstein, founder and industry leader in wound healing technology, to unpack his wild career pivot from Deloitte and Ernst & Young to scaling a nationwide healthcare company based in Cleveland, Ohio. From sales strategy and LinkedIn branding to trade show dominance and the surprising power of being nice, Aaron shares the real story behind his success.

You’ll hear:

• Life after the Big Four: why Aaron walked away from accounting
• The business of wound care: medical devices, nursing homes, and rapid growth
• How LinkedIn hotel reviews became a marketing tool
• Sales wisdom, leadership tips, and personal branding that works in 2025
• What Cleveland taught him about building a business—and a life

This episode is for healthcare founders, sales pros, personal brand builders, and anyone who’s ever thought about betting big on a new life path.

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00:00 Growing Up in New York and Cleveland

00:29 Welcome to the None of Your Business Podcast

00:52 Introducing Aaron Lichtenstein via ChatGPT

02:45 Aaron's Journey from Accounting to Wound Care

06:15 The Evolution of Wound Healing Technology

12:03 The Importance of Wound Care in Healthcare

15:12 The Role of Education in Medical Sales

25:31 The Story Behind Hotel and Office Reviews

30:17 Living in Cleveland: Pros and Cons

31:03 Journey to Cleveland: A Personal Story

31:52 Challenges and Benefits of Moving

32:58 Raising a Family in Cleveland

33:43 The Real Estate Market and Taxes

35:50 Hotel Reviews and LinkedIn Tips

37:46 The Power of Social Media and Branding

38:33 Shark Tank Success Stories

42:47 The Importance of Being Nice

52:46 Networking and Building Relationships

57:10 Final Thoughts and Farewell

In this compelling episode of the None of Your Business podcast, hosted by Michael Greenfield and co-hosted by Ushi Schwartz, meet Jerry Silva, a 91-year-old entrepreneur with an extraordinary life story. Jerry talks about his early life in the Bronx and his family's transition from the arcade business to establishing a successful pharmacy empire. Despite personal and professional challenges, including a shocking story about surviving a hit contract from his second wife, Jerry's resilience and zest for life continue to inspire. Learn about his ventures in horse racing, the movie business, and his philosophy on living each day to the fullest. This episode is packed with fascinating anecdotes, lessons in perseverance, and reflections on a life lived vibrantly.

00:00 A Shocking Marriage Story

00:24 Welcome to the Podcast

00:41 Introducing Jerry Silva

01:25 Reflecting on Life and Faith

03:31 The Journey of Chem Rx

04:33 A Passion for Horses

05:30 Early Life and Family Background

09:32 Building a Pharmacy Empire

10:33 Life Lessons and Business Philosophy

24:57 The Movie Business Venture

26:18 Racing and Daily Routine

28:04 Memories and Connections

29:10 Memories of Coaching and Celebrities

31:01 Reflections on Medical Advancements

32:09 Investments and Longevity

32:59 Wound Care Business Ventures

33:48 Life Regrets and Proud Moments

35:48 Health and Daily Routine

37:08 Marriage and Personal Life

41:57 Business Decisions and Networking

50:14 Horse Racing Insights

56:09 Final Thoughts and Reflections

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In this episode, we're thrilled to be joined by Yitzy Rosenwasser, an 18-year-old culinary prodigy and founder of Fired Up! Meet the spunky caterer who's already impressing the culinary world with his meat boards and event catering. Host Michael Greenfield and co-host Ushy Schwartz dive deep into Yitzy’s journey, discussing everything from how he got started in the culinary industry to his future plans beyond the kitchen. Yitzy shares the struggles and benefits of growing up in a divorced family, his time in Yeshiva, and why he thinks having a balanced life is crucial. This conversation also brings attention to the lessons learned from Rabbi YY Jacobson about respect and positive co-parenting, which Yitzy advocates deeply. Key topics: - The importance of parental support and respect. - The journey of starting and running a catering business at a young age. - Balancing work, learning, and personal life. - Lessons on family dynamics and co-parenting from Rabbi YY Jacobson. - Practical tips for grilling and making the best out of barbecues. Don't miss out on Yitzy’s inspirational journey and practical advice. This episode is a must-watch for young entrepreneurs, parents, and anyone interested in personal growth and family dynamics.

00:00 Introduction and Parental Appreciation

01:13 Meet the Hosts and Special Guest

01:54 Yitzy Rosenwasser's Background and Career Beginnings

03:19 Starting the Catering Business

05:06 Challenges and Success in Catering

12:24 Barbecue Tips and Tricks

22:19 The Importance of Letting Meat Rest

23:01 Reheating Meat: Tips and Tricks

23:49 Turning a Skill into a Business

24:32 Balancing Ambition and Contentment

25:22 Challenges of the Food Industry

26:26 Future Plans and Meat Boards

29:43 Young Entrepreneurs and Their Ventures

37:40 Advice for Teenagers Seeking Jobs

39:45 The Value of Internships and Learning on the Job

44:21 Experiences in Yeshiva and Future Plans

47:44 The Rabbi's Smartphone Confiscation

48:09 Parental Guidance and Smartphone Usage

48:52 The Importance of Open Communication

49:33 Reflections on Parenting and Personal Growth

52:20 Challenges of Divorce and Parenting

53:26 Respect and Understanding in Relationships

58:24 The Role of Therapy and Personal Development

01:07:45 Final Thoughts and Reflections

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Rabbi Ari Senter joins the None of Your Business podcast to unpack one of the most misunderstood industries in the world—kosher certification. As Executive Director of the Kof-K, one of the most prominent kosher agencies in the world, Rabbi Senter walks us through how this highly structured system actually operates, what companies like Unilever and Pepsi are really looking for, and why kosher symbols carry both economic weight and religious significance.

In this episode, Rabbi Senter explains the origins of his family-run organization, his personal hesitations about taking on the rabbinate, and the emotional toll of leading a community while managing a complex global operation. He doesn’t shy away from controversial topics—addressing the accusation that kashrus is a mafia, explaining the ethics behind pricing, and revealing how Kof-K handled the Ben & Jerry’s political firestorm over Israel.

This conversation is thoughtful, surprising, and deeply human. Whether you keep kosher or not, it’s a rare chance to hear the real story from someone who lives at the intersection of faith, business, and leadership.

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Welcome

00:44 Meet Rabbi Ari Center

02:25 Rabbi Center's Journey and Challenges

04:12 Founding and Growth of the Shul

06:08 The Role and Responsibilities of a Rabbi

10:03 Financial Support and Community Contributions

14:13 The Origins of KOF-K

20:12 Kosher Certification and Industry Insights

29:40 The Ben & Jerry's Controversy

36:55 The Business of Kosher Certification

46:52 Reflecting on My Father's Wisdom

47:38 The Complexity of Certification

48:49 Auditing and Compliance Challenges

52:42 Community-Based Certification Initiatives

59:33 Economic Realities and Responsibilities

01:05:14 The Importance of Parental Responsibility

01:15:59 Final Thoughts and Reflections