About Our New Podcast: "Stories of Strength”

We are thrilled to announce the launch of this weekly podcast. It is a cornerstone of our digital campaign strategy, designed to broaden our reach and help us achieve our goal of raising $5,000 per week for children in need of therapy.

It will serve as a vital resource, connecting listeners with the wisdom and support necessary to navigate modern challenges through the lens of our shared values.

Our Intended Audience: This podcast is for parents, educators, community leaders, and anyone invested in the wellbeing of our children. It’s for those seeking authentic conversations that are both practical and profound.

Examples of Topics We’ll Explore:

Navigating Teen Anxiety in a Digital World
The Intersection of Faith and Mental Wellness
Building Resilient Children: A Conversation with Clinical Experts
Parenting Through Challenges: Stories of Strength and Support

Why Host?

This is more than a volunteer role; it is an opportunity to make a tangible impact. As the host, you will benefit by:

Becoming a Key Voice: You will be at the forefront of breaking stigmas and fostering crucial conversations within the Jewish community.
Building a Significant Platform: We will promote the podcast through our network of shuls, influencers, and partner organizations/news agencies, giving you a powerful platform to inspire change.
Networking with Leaders: You will connect directly with influential rabbis, clinical experts, and community figures, in line with our strategy to secure endorsements and boost credibility.
Leaving a Legacy: Your work will directly support our mission, helping to raise awareness and funds for the children who rely on our foundation.

Are You the Voice We're Looking For?

If you are an articulate, experienced parent in the New York Jewish community with a passion for these topics, we invite you to apply.

Help us build the bridge to a stronger, more resilient future for our children.

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Please describe your years of experience in podcasting or broadcasting. What topics have you covered?

This role requires a host who is a parent and can communicate effectively with other parents. How has your experience as a parent in the religious Jewish community prepared you for this role?

Our goal is to tackle difficult subjects with sensitivity and strength. Can you provide an example of how you have approached a challenging or stigmatized topic in a public or professional setting?

The host of this podcast must lead the conversation, not the interviewee. How would you ensure you guide the narrative while still making guests feel comfortable and heard?

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I am a member of the religious Jewish community.

I am a parent.

I am comfortable being on video, as this podcast will have a video component.ption 3

I reside in the New York area and am available for in-person recording sessions.

I understand that this is a volunteer position requiring a commitment of approximately 3 hours per week.

I agree that if I am selected to move forward, I will participate in an interview with the Bereishis Foundation's Director of Outreach and Resilience.