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

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Dec 30, 2025

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Episodes

153 - Parent Magic 29.09.2023

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Ema provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives of her grandparents, offering heartfelt insights into the enduring love story that defined their relationship. With a touch of mystery, she delves into the circumstances surrounding her grandfather's passing, inviting listeners to join her in unraveling the enigma that shrouds his untimely death. Ema's nar...

152 - Perspective Parenting 22.09.2023

Ema delves into the contrast between her aspirations for her children and the reality of who they've become. Additionally, we discuss the evolution of the Kaparos tradition, comparing its past and present practices.

151 - Rosh Hashana 15.09.2023

going over all the traditions of Rosh Hashana :)

150 - Greek Travels 08.09.2023

Tours and trips gone wrong with an addition to a Greek story

149 - Forget Me Not 24.08.2023

Ema and I delve into the intriguing world of memory lapses and moments when our attention seems to slip away. We candidly share our personal experiences and anecdotes, offering listeners a relatable glimpse into the human tendency to forget and lose focus. Throughout the episode, we recount humorous and relatable instances where forgetfulness has led to amusing situations or unexpected outcomes. F...

148 - Maturation 18.08.2023

Join us on this episode as we delve into personal growth and maturation. Ema and I converse thoughtfully about the evolving nature of reactions and perspectives over time. Please participate in our discussion and immerse yourself in an enriching listening experience. Welcome to the show!

147 - Panama II 11.08.2023

In a captivating podcast episode centered on Ema's expedition through Panama, she ventures deep into the jungle to connect with indigenous communities, unveiling their rich traditions and cultural vibrancy. Through her evocative storytelling, Ema transports listeners to the heart of the Panama Canal's history, depicting colossal ships navigating its intricate locks while tracing the remark...

146 - Panama 04.08.2023

In this captivating episode of "Jewish Boy Calls His Mother," Ema embarks on a vibrant exploration of Panama's rainforests, regaling listeners with vivid descriptions of lush landscapes and playful monkeys. Seamlessly transitioning, Ema delves into a thought-provoking discussion of the movie "Oppenheimer," intertwining its themes with personal anecdotes. The episode takes a...

145 - Dumb Scars 27.07.2023

Join us as we share stories about our not-so-glamorous scars, discuss unconventional job choices, explore what brings optimism for the future, and even touch on the fascinating concept of using a "return to where you left off" button. Get ready for engaging conversations and thought-provoking discussions on various captivating subjects!

144 - Early Stages 21.07.2023

Ema reflects on her early years of motherhood, discussing the ups and downs of raising her children. She also recounts a recent turbulent flight experience that jeopardized her attendance at her daughter's bridal shower.

143 - White Lies 14.07.2023

This podcast episode delves into various intriguing topics, including the art of white lies and when they may be warranted. We also share a humorous anecdote about the initial endeavor of baking a chocolate cake and exploring destinations that will provide an unforgettable and enjoyable experience. Join us as we engage in lively discussions and provide insights on these captivating subjects.

142 - Firework Independence 06.07.2023

In this episode, we delve into Ema's journey as she reminisces about her cherished memories of celebrating Independence Day on the fourth of July. We then navigate through her Vietnam protesting years, where she shares insights into the complexities of patriotism and the dangers of blind loyalty. We explore the significance of questioning and challenging societal norms while still honoring the...

141 - Food for Thought 30.06.2023

In this episode, we delve into a fascinating discussion about a wide range of culinary delights spanning from the 1950s to the present day.

140 - Quiting DIY 22.06.2023

How far would you go on a DIY before you quit?

138 - Bubble Gum Pop 15.06.2023

So, here's a thought: ever had a moment of creative brilliance that turned out to be a complete disaster? What's that one thing you wish you could un-do, the ill-conceived project that makes you cringe every time it crosses your mind?

137 - Arting Yourself 09.06.2023

Have you ever lost interest in an artist you liked?

136 - Nosey Body 30.05.2023

Have you ever been a nosey neighbor or a busy body?

135 - Mothers Love 19.05.2023

How was your mothers day?

134 - Necessary Judaism 05.05.2023

What is the necessary part of Judaism?

133 - Gut Feeling 28.04.2023

What were some stories of you listening to your gut? How did it work out?

132 - The Hour 21.04.2023

We talk about the shoah and other such stories

131 - Music Collab 16.04.2023

we talk about music collaboration for a new piece of music

130 - Weekend Review 09.04.2023

we talk about the dark side of moon and more :)

129 - Jewsic 31.03.2023

Jewish music, what is it? How is it? what does it taste like? https://youtu.be/M9fdQazK-tw

128 - Parent Child Conference 24.03.2023

Following in your parents foot steps raising children (preparing your children for a non timid life)

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