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Kosher Money

Living Lchaim
Jewish Community
Philanthropy
Budgeting
Entrepreneurship
Wealth
Charity
Debt
Money
Financial Literacy
Financial Stress
Investing
Adaptability
Bankruptcy
Judaism
Community Engagement
Personal Finance
Psychology Of Money
Credit Cards
Wealth Management
Inflation

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 ... more

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Rabbi Simon Jacobson has spent decades teaching people how to live a meaningful life. But how does he think about money?

We started with a question most people wouldn’t dare ask a rabbi: How much money do you make every year?

To our surprise, he an... more

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Tuvy Lemberg wasn't exactly the kid anyone expected to become a successful entrepreneur.

He struggled in school, got kicked out, dropped out as a teenager, and spent years trying to figure out where he belonged.

Then he built a photography products... more

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Five years ago, Rabbi, author, podcaster, Jewish thinker, friend - Dovid Bashevkin came on Kosher Money and gave us a lot to think about.

Well, he’s back. And this time, we get into our relationship with money: why it has such a hold on us, what we... more

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There's one idea behind why anyone invests at all. Compound interest. Understand it, and the way you think about every dollar you own starts to change.The earlier you learn this, the more it's worth. Literally. That's the whole point of compound inte... more

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Simon Jacobson
Rabbi, author, and teacher who leads the Meaningful Life Center
Meaningful Life Center
Episode: A Rabbi Gets Surprisingly Honest About Money
Tuvy Lemberg
Guest who shares his life story and entrepreneurial journey
Entrepreneur (V-flat World, Primal Crisp)
Episode: Kicked Out at 13, Millionaire at 26, Miserable at 28
Dovid Bashevkin
Rabbi, author, podcaster, Jewish thinker
Kosher Money guest
Episode: Stop Taking Bitachon Advice from Billionaires
Ami Kozak
Impersonator and commentator referenced in episode
Guest on episode (imitation segment)
Episode: Stop Taking Bitachon Advice from Billionaires
Rivka Brodsky
Founder/CEO of ascent consulting, specializes in healthcare collections and business coaching for single moms
Ascent Consulting
Episode: She Built a Business Going After People Who Don't Pay Their Bills
Shmuel Shayowitz
Mortgage/real estate and financial decision advisor
CoachShmuel (coachshmuel.com)
Episode: Explaining The New Trump Accounts for Orthodox Jews
Rabbi Noiky Roberts
Rabbi, mentor, and therapist with 30 years of community work
Gibraltar community / Rabbi Noiky Roberts
Episode: The Rat Race Is Killing America
Keevy Fried
Career transition and job placement specialist
Aim Hire
Episode: The Silent Crisis Hitting Orthodox Jewish Families
Eliezer Gewertzman
Rabbi in Lakewood, speaker on budgeting and homeownership
Lakewood, LRRC event guest
Episode: The Truth About Jewish Home Buying

Host

Eli Langer
Host of Kosher Money

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • Really great podcast

    I’m not even Jewish and I’ve learned so much from listening. This one of my favorite podcasts by far and the guests are top notch. I’ve been listening for quite a while and Eli has just gotten better and better as a host. Great job. Keep it up, Eli!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K Beeeeee
    United States21 days ago
  • Excellent!

    Eli Langer always does a great job with the tricky topic, bringing outstanding guests, both those well-known and little-known, who have so much to offer!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mom in CLE
    United States5 months ago
  • Top notch

    Inspirational, thought provoking, and with a heart.

    Covers everything: spirituality to nitty gritty number crunching.

    Makes me proud to be Jewish and really opens my mind about money.

    Would be great to have some female guests, speaking as a female. I don't connect to the very traditional (and in my view narrow) gender / family roles embodied by guests and discussed in show.

    (I watch on YouTube)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    License Plate Three
    United States9 months ago
  • Thank you Kosher Money!

    Thank you Eli for the amazing work you do! The podcasts are so enjoyable and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tammy22!
    United States10 months ago
  • Great Podcast

    The host is an underrated podcaster in the frum pod world.

    The conversations flows naturally.

    He’s engaging without jigging the microphone and truly interviewing the guests.

    Episode with Richard Simone - episode 100, is out of this world!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mecakesh613
    United Statesa year ago

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Audience appreciates balance of spirituality and nitty-gritty money topics, with requests for more diverse female guests.
Shows consistency and engaging interviews; listeners value actionable, value-aligned advice.
Listener sentiment highlights high regard for guest quality and practical financial discussions.

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A Rabbi Gets Surprisingly Honest About Money
Q: Do you see robotic AI and AI handling tasks as a clear sign of something messianic?
Jacobson believes technology can free people from routine labor, echoing Jewish teachings about a future when material needs are plentiful. He says the challenge will be using that freedom for spiritual growth and meaningful relationships rather than simply making more money.
A Rabbi Gets Surprisingly Honest About Money
Q: Why are we so afraid to talk about money?
Jacobson says money represents security and survival, while wealth can invite expectations, jealousy, exploitation, shame, and uncertainty about whether relationships are genuine. He adds that people often tie money to identity and self-worth.
Kicked Out at 13, Millionaire at 26, Miserable at 28
Q: Where did you go to school, Grimhunt?
Tuvy discusses the Lakewood upbringing and schooling experiences, including being kicked out in 7th grade, moving through different schools, and how it shaped his path.
The Incredible Rebbi Who Has Saved Jews Millions of Dollars
Q: How did the Gemach and the decision to lend money start?
A personal debt crisis and a commitment to Lechachila by lending money with two co-signers led to scalable debt relief for many families.
The Incredible Rebbi Who Has Saved Jews Millions of Dollars
Q: What is a typical day like for you as a Rebbi who wears many hats?
He explains balancing classroom teaching with afternoon mentorship, running a gamach, and engaging in community support, all while prioritizing the welfare of students and families.

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What is Kosher Money about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Kosher Money explores money through the lens of Jewish wisdom, ethics, and community life. Episodes frequently connect personal finance basics—saving, investing, budgeting, debt, home buying—with deeper themes like value-aligned living, family dynamics, and religious practice. The show tends to feature a mix of rabbis, educators, and financial pros who offer practical tips, culturally specific guidance, and thoughtful commentary on how money intersects with faith, mitzvot, and community responsibility. Its unique angle is blending Torah insights, philosophy, and real-world finance advice to help listeners make meaningfully money-smart choices within a frum lifestyle, often weaving in sponsorships and actionable steps for families and couple... more

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Recent guests on Kosher Money include:

1. Simon Jacobson
2. Tuvy Lemberg
3. Dovid Bashevkin
4. Ami Kozak
5. Rivka Brodsky
6. Shmuel Shayowitz
7. Rabbi Noiky Roberts
8. Keevy Fried

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