Saadiah Angster

Jewish Boy Calls His Mother

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A Jewish boy calls his mother and asks about her day :-)

Author

Saadiah Angster

Category

Kids

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Latest episode

Dec 30, 2025

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Episodes

251 - Raw Deal 30.12.2025

Running on little sleep and a lot of opinions, We unpack modern life—from parenting exhaustion and diet culture to food deserts, dating, and politics. An honest, no-filter conversation about health, culture, and telling the truth in a world full of noise.

250 - Dreidel Drama 14.12.2025

We explore the everyday frustrations of HOA life while diving into deeper conversations about generational differences in values, work ethic, and opportunity. We discuss how AI and rapid technological change are reshaping the job market and exposing gaps in the traditional education system. This episode ultimately reflects on the need to adapt, rethink how we learn, and embrace new approaches to e...

249 - Go For It 23.11.2025

We dive into a lively discussion about the quirks of modern dating, the evolution of marriage, and the timeless wisdom of Jewish traditions. From humorous Instagram encounters to the intricacies of Shidduch dating, this episode is a rollercoaster of insights and laughter. Discover how ancient customs meet contemporary challenges, and why sometimes, a little sarcasm can lead to big revelations. Tun...

248 - Flipped Script 16.11.2025

We delve into the evolution of teaching methods and generational attitudes, highlighting a shift from rigid educational practices to a more open-minded approach. We reflect on the contrasting experiences of past and present educational environments, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding.

247 - Education Breakdown 02.11.2025

We delve into the challenges faced by Jewish education, particularly focusing on the impact of divorce on children's learning, the financial burdens of Jewish schooling, and the need for inclusivity in educational environments. We discuss the highlights the historical context of Jewish education, the implications of zero tolerance policies, and the role of parents in navigating these challenge...

246 - Self Talk 24.10.2025

In this episode, I sit down with my mother, for a warm and thought-provoking conversation. We talk about the joy of community celebrations during Yantif and the importance of maintaining positive self-talk. Together, we explore how to navigate negativity and turn bad habits into opportunities for growth. We also discuss how school systems can affect individuality and self-expression. At its heart,...

245 - Macho Mentality 05.10.2025

In this episode, Macho Mentality, we explore how perceptions of masculinity evolved from the 1950s through the 1970s. From the tough, stoic archetypes of mid-century America to the more self-expressive men of the later decades, we examine the cultural forces, social expectations, and personal pressures that shaped what it meant to be “a man.” Through personal anecdotes and reflective discussions,...

244 - Old School Apt. 07.09.2025

We reflect on the joys of Shabbos, the complexities of parenting, and how discipline has shifted from one generation to the next. I share some nostalgic memories of family outings and explore how movies have shaped societal norms, especially around gender dynamics. I also touch on my literary tastes, offering a few critiques while thinking about how the landscape of literature keeps changing.

243 - Stone Momentum 01.09.2025

In this conversation, Ima and I talk about everything from home improvement projects to the value of trades and education, the challenges of parenting, the meaning of prayer, and cultural etiquette. I share my own stories, and Ima offers her insights, and together we explore how hands-on skills matter, how to balance the demands of parenting, and how prayer connects us to something deeper. The con...

Cliff Hanger 24.08.2025

In this episode, we reflect on our creative process, Ema shares her experiences with sexism in college, and together we explore the dynamics of gender in different contexts. We talk about navigating social norms, how ADHD shapes perception, and the ways language around gender continues to evolve. Along the way, we touch on the quirky importance of naming objects and animals, and how our views on c...

242 - Happy Trails 29.06.2025

So, in this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother, We end up talking about summer vacations, movies we’ve loved, and just the usual family back-and-forth that somehow always turns into a whole production. We reminisce a little, laugh a lot, and, of course, get into some of the bigger things going on in the world right now—politics, social stuff, you name it—though always with a bit of humor and h...

241 - Lollipop Ants 13.06.2025

we reminisce about fun troubles children get into

240 - Old Fashioned 06.06.2025

In this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother, I sit down with my mother, for a heartfelt and funny conversation that spans generations. We talk about some of our favorite childhood memories, the importance of family traditions, and how much everyday life has changed with technology. From reminiscing about past holidays to debating whether AI is taking over the world—or just our email—we dive int...

239 - Breaking The Rules 30.05.2025

We share humorous anecdotes and insights about the phrases and expressions parents often say to their children. We explore topics such as discipline methods, family dynamics, and cultural experiences, while touching on the importance of communication and understanding in parent-child relationships. The conversation is filled with playful banter, personal stories, and reflections on how parenting h...

238 - A Boring Life 25.05.2025

I call up my mom, and we get into one of our classic, meandering chats—this time about the ups and downs of excitement versus living what some might call a “boring” life. We touch on everything from childhood dreams of the future, to the beauty of a simple routine, to what arranged marriages can teach us about love and commitment. Along the way, we reflect on our own family experiences, the value...

237 - Mad House Wife 18.05.2025

In this episode, we dive into dating challenges inspired by a community advice column. We unpack a listener’s concern about their partner’s deep investment in Bitcoin—financially and emotionally—and what that means for trust, compatibility, and long-term stability. Along the way, we explore the importance of feeling comfortable in a relationship, knowing when to be cautious, and having open conver...

236 - Aged Dating 09.05.2025

In this episode, I chat with my mom about cultural differences in greetings, dating challenges, and stories of my grandmother’s resourcefulness. We reflect on relationships, family bonds, and the life lessons passed down through generations.

235 - Mobile Mountain 04.05.2025

In this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother, Ema and I dive into a topic that’s been circling a lot in millennial parenting circles: the idea of “15-minute grandparents.” We talk about what that phrase even means, how it reflects evolving expectations between generations, and how mobility, lifestyle, and changing roles are reshaping family dynamics. We share some of our own stories—moments that...

234 - Anxiety Success 25.04.2025

In this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother , I talk with my mom, Emma, about the messy emotions behind success—anxiety, pressure, and the drive to “make it.” We share stories about career choices, faith, family, and what success really means.

233 - Enough Time 18.04.2025

In this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother , Emma and I sit down to talk about something that’s been on my mind lately—how family relationships shift as we grow up. Coming out of Pesach, I found myself reflecting on how different things feel now that I’m a parent. The way I connect with my siblings is changing, and I’m realizing how raising a child sometimes means stepping away from the closen...

232 - Pesach Law 10.04.2025

I talk with my mom about all things Pesach—cleaning, cooking, and those unforgettable Seders. We share stories from our past and laugh about the chaos that somehow turns into meaning.

231 - Radio Pie 04.04.2025

In this episode, Ema and I reminisce about some hilarious college pranks involving pies that still make us laugh. We dive into the history and charm of radio broadcasting, and how it shaped our experiences with music and communication. Along the way, we reflect on the shifts in etiquette over the years—from handwritten thank-you notes to the art of a proper invitation.

230 - Managing Stress 28.03.2025

In this episode of Jewish Boy Calls His Mother , I dive into the importance of managing stress by accepting our emotions rather than suppressing them. I reflect on the necessity of working through past traumas and how they shape our present experiences. As the conversation unfolds, I explore the unique struggles of being a middle child, the role of accountability in relationships, and the profound...

139 - Fathers Day 26.03.2025

I talk with my aunt about my father and his life. Happy fathers day Ta

229 - Raising Men 23.03.2025

In this episode, my mother and I dive into the complexities of modern dating, especially within the Jewish community. We break down a letter from a dating forum about a man facing parental disapproval over his girlfriend’s past, exploring themes of maturity, societal expectations, and how social media shapes personal histories. From parenting techniques to traditional gender roles, we tackle it al...

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