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As we close out Season One of The Do Good Podcast, Brad takes a moment to reflect with gratitude on all of the inspiring stories shared so far. In this special episode, he shares the studio with Tikva—a true hero dog who survived being shot on October 07 and was rescued from the streets of the Negev. While Tikva can’t tell her story herself, the lessons she brings us—resilience, hope, and healing—are powerful reminders to carry forward. Her story speaks volumes. She carries in her spirit a message of survival, healing, and the kind of hope we all need in difficult times. Her name, Tikva, means hope—and that is exactly what she offers us as we look ahead.

As we wrap up this first chapter of our podcast this is a chance to thank you for being part of our community—we’ll see you in Season Two. So Happy New Year everyone and here’s to carrying Tikva’s hope into tomorrow—and to all that’s to come in Season Two.

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In this moving episode, we welcome Vicki Kaplan from Melbourne, whose life was transformed after October 7. Deeply connected to Israel, Vicki felt called to act — traveling back and forth to volunteer on the ground with organizations like Leket, Tachlit, Meir Panim, J17 Vegan Food Van, and of course, Sar-El.

Her service blossomed into storytelling as she turned filmmaker, creating the powerful documentary Lend a Hand, Lift a Nation, which has already reached nearly 2,000 viewers on YouTube. From hands-on volunteering to advocacy back home in Australia, Vicki embodies the strength and spirit of a true lioness warrior. Join us for our end of season one episode and an inspiring conversation about resilience, passion, and the many ways one woman has lifted up Israel through both action and art.

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In this moving episode, we sit down with Shoshana from New Jersey, whose life took a powerful turn after the events of October 7. Compelled to act, she traveled to Israel alone, and soon returned with her family and two sons to continue volunteering across the country.

From Chamals to BBQs for soldiers, from picking fruit on farms to feeding troops at Shuva, Shoshana gave her all—every single day. Guided by the Sword of Iron Facebook page, she found her way into the heart of Israel’s volunteer efforts and never looked back.

But her mission didn’t stop at the border. Back home in New Jersey, she became a fierce advocate for Bar Kuperstein, a hostage still held as we go to air—organizing community talks and sharing his story to keep his name and face alive.

This episode is a testament to the unstoppable power of compassion, action, and soul. Shoshana’s passion is contagious, and her journey is one that will leave you deeply inspired.

Listen now—and don’t forget to subscribe for more stories of courage and kindness.

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