From Conversion to Commitment: Chase and Tehila Kaplan on Stories of Hope by Tzipora Grodko

[@JOYROSENWASSER-hu7yc]

I am sooooo happy for Tehila and her very soothing husband who klal yisroel is PRIVILEGED TO HAVE!! May they be boneh a bayis ne'eman b'yisroel together easily! In this week of rochel imeinu's yartzeit..I do feel I would like to meet her ( and Henny Machlis who's yartzeit was a week ago too)

[@artbya613]

wow. what a special special couple. we all have so much to learn from them. Thanks Tzipora and MM for this interview! keep em coming!

[@brachamoldaver7276]

Love you Tehila. You both did great job of giving over the beauty of your lives. As always Tzipora, you are magnetic to watch.

[@LeahGross-rv5wz]

Another incredible episode!!!! Thank you Tzipora for hosting! Thank you Tehila and Chase for sharing!

[@rebekita31]

Sarah Schneirer. Thank you for another fantastic episode!

[@Lg-tp9up]

Such positive energy from this couple their story is so inspiring ❤

[@yitzchakenglard2514]

Chase thank you for your story and your message is right on target. My father always says the other side isn't ready for Mister right. And I say that's because they are busy looking for Mister perfect. May we be zoche to see everyone find Mister right and it should be perfect for them.

[@tovamiklofsky414]

Both of them are real catches! It's a good thing they found each other.

[@boruchnojowitz9894]

Best episode ever!!! Love u, Chase!

[@IleneEasterly]

I always wanted to meet Golda Meir. Love these stories of hope! I appreciate all of the couples for sharing.

[@sylvanahaber9617]

Tehila and Chase: a true match made in heaven! To know them is to love them ❤

[@victorthemusicman7243]

👋

[@CPP-s4j]

Another fantastic episode!!! I would love to meet Moshaich and ask him what’s taking so long, but like a shidduch needs the right timing to work…

[@perryschwartz1451]

Firstly, I'd like to start by saying thank to Tehilla and Chase for sharing their story! What a beautiful one it is so far and to many more years of hashgacha and joy for the both of you. Secondly, thank you to Tziporah and Stories of Hope for this wonderful segment. Your stories really do inspire and create change. Thirdly, I'd like to sit down with לאה אמינו. She's a woman who's been through so much. Thought she'd have to marry the bad guy to then be married off to the good guy but always play second fiddle to her own sister.... to then years later despite having most of the shvutim have the entire klal yisroel call her sister mama Rochel. There's just so much I'd love to hear from her perspective through her life's journey.

[@EveFigdor]

Thank you Tzippora for sharing another inspirational story with us! .I would love to meet Esther Hamalka so I could ask her a million questions about how she survived in the palace, kept her secret for so long, and how she brought about Haman's downfall.

[@TamarN-g5e]

Thank you for another great episode! I would love to meet Rus, the righteous giyores who was so loyal and devoted and who is one of the matriarchs in the dynasty of mashiac. Her marriage to Boaz is one of the most interesting and detailed shidduchim in nach.

[@Rochelny]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful story. I lost my father and your visual of your father asking Hashem to help you find your zivug is so powerful! I'll hold on to that!

[@rivkieives818]

Chase is extraordinary! How lucky עם ישראל is to have him. So happy Tehilla found her happiness!

[@ChanaDahan-nw7dh]

I would want to meet Rachel imeinu . She was such a strong powerful woman. Thanks chase and Tehila for sharing your story. So inspirational!

[@deborahgreenberg-addi3777]

Tziporah you are amazing you always hit it out of the park!

[@tobyadler9175]

This was such an inspirational episode. Such an eye- opener and reminder of Who runs the world. One of the people I would love to meet from Jewish History who I have been fascinated with for many years is Tzippora, Moshe's wife. She is such an underrated figure in the history of the Jews. Her sacrifice to allow the Jews to have her husband at every hour is so admirable and she obviously had her priorities straight!

[@yitzchakenglard2514]

What a lot of people don't know. Is when Yisro heard that Pharaoh was looking for Moshe, for killing a guard. He threw Moshe into a pit for ten years. Tzipora knew he was meant to become a leader. So when nobody was looking she would throw down food everyday for 10 years. The great men in klal Yisroel always had great wives that had their backs.

[@yitzchakenglard2514]

Unfortunately it's very hard to pick one person. But I think I would want to meet the one that all the others who I would have picked would have picked. Especially since I talk to him every day and hear his name on every one of your podcasts. Of course HASHEM! Imagine all I need to know he knows. Every one I want to know about he knows. He's the wisdom behind all the wise. And can show me how to become wiser.

[@14shmullie]

OMG its Chase! He got married!?! What an amazing person & musician!

[@nataliezav8451]

Great Episode! Amazing reminder to just trust Hashem and His timing!

[@DefaultDan-zg4ul]

Love you chase!! Such an incredible and inspiring story that I was lucky to hear more of.

[@artbya613]

Yay! A new episode!

[@chayafordonski]

Beautiful episode! Thanks for sharing Tehila and Chase!

[@musicalchairs3053]

Wow this is so inspiring! I Bh got married young with no challenges on the way, but these episodes really help me understand the struggle our single community goes through and the treatment and respect the deserve!

[@sarahrutman1947]

David Hamelech. Awesome episode

[@lovetalent4125]

Tehilla and Chase, Hatzlacha in everything you do in life!

[@yogalevy2072]

Real authentic people Love it!

[@NechamaHackner-t1p]

The Lubavitcher Rebbe. No contest. I loved the pidcast. So much meaning. So happy for them. Keep it uo - its great.

[@leelie28]

This was so special to watch. Thank you Tehila and Chase for sharing your beautiful story and your tremendous emunah. Wishing you both a lifetime of health and happiness, and a home filled with Ahavat Hashem, Ahavat HaTorah and Ahavat Yisrael! I would love to meet Nachshon ben Aminadav- I wish I could ask him what was going through his mind when he took those first steps into the Yam Suf, surrounded by danger on all sides. I’d love to understand the absolute trust he had that Hashem would rescue B’nei Yisrael.

[@ColeenLeeseman-mi4fz]

So many to choose from but I think I have to say the winner is rebbe nachman, his teachings have changed my entire trajectory ❤

[@Glitteryspirit]

Tzipporah no one can do this podcast better than you. You're able to bring out so much depth and conduct the interview with so much sensitivity, but also bring in fun personality. I have really been enjoying these interviews!! And LoL to chase’s experience with shadchanim, we have a family inside joke about shadchanim like: “Her parents are divorced, and his parents are divorced. they would make a great shidduch” Thats why we cant rely on people & only count on HaShem for anything. G-d is truly the best matchmaker because He created us, as well as He created our soulmates, so no one knows truly who would be better fit for you more than G-d Himself. and stories like this make it clear that it is all really in the hands of G-d 🙌🏻 like based on their diverse backgrounds no one could have matched it other than G-d Himself. I got such CHILLS with the dream that Tehila had, im so glad you included it in the interview. To me that proves the authenticity that there is truly a higher world that sees everything, and conducts everything behind the scenes that we arent always aware of. This really was such a beautiful episode and you can see how tehilla & chase are visibly soulmates! And It's precisely the journey that makes their love so meaningful. Had they met easily early on with none of these life ups & downs, even though they would still make a beautiful couple either way, who knows if their relationship would have this much meaning and depth as it does now having to experience what they’ve experienced. So ultimately our individual journeys are only enhancing the blessings that are promised to us. Its like this past weeks parsha where G-d instructs Avrham to go on a journey. he doesnt know where it is leading, G-d doesnt say explicitly. only to just trust the Divine and know eventually everything will fall together

[@gabnurse]

Rabbi Tovia Singer! He really saved me and I never met him.

[@lindaday6797]

I'd love to meet with my Grandmother a"h. Thanks for a great series!! LD

[@ruchiezidele7045]

Amazing episode thank you Tzipora and thanks Tehila and Chase for sharing their journey so much to learn from them thanks again ❤

[@alizasiegel2705]

great content as always! ty @SOH!

[@moshekreiman4481]

Yosef, bc he went through so many struggles and completely thrived even with everything against him, keep up the good work love these videos!

[@miriamk696]

David Hamelech! Thank you Tehila and chase for sharing your beautiful story❤

[@NicM93808]

Such a great episode! I credit SoH with shifting my perspective from struggling with the common belief that being "out of the box" warrants being set up only with others who have flaws/baggage, to the possibility that (as Tzipora often says), everyone has a story, and perhaps someone divorced working well with someone who is a BT/convert just speaks to them having some common experiences, especially the kind that necessitate growth to get through. This has made it easier to accept some of my personal hardships and stay open-minded when reviewing potential matches. One of the best things about SoH, though, is it has equipped me with emunah that no older single/outcast in the dating world is beyond Hashem's help. And even more so, that Hashem has a plan for them that's worth sticking around to see play out!

[@rivkieives818]

Tehilla, you have an amazing manner and share real empathy and understanding in a non patronizing way. Kol hakovod

[@crochet_by_ray18]

Love the episodes they inspire me even tho I'm not technically in schiduchim yet! 😅 if I had to choose someone that I could meet it would be Rochel Emainu! Because she went through so much and gave over the semonim to her sister as to not embarrass her! ❤❤

[@BeeRansky-rg5ti]

I'm so happy for Tehila ❤️ such a great episode

[@debbis22]

Amazing episode !! Thank you ❤️

[@miriamstroh6014]

Firstly thanks for ur one of a kind podcast ! I I look forward for it each wk.. each one is so inspirational and full of lessons and thoughts to be taken away with . Wow u always blow us away with the amazing people you bring on and their own individual amazing stories … keep it up

[@zro-l2v]

I saw a comment saying they would love to meet Moshiach....I totally agree!

[@blimiekellman8863]

Beautiful story! Thank you for sharing!!❤

[@mamilabusiness5376]

David hamelech! He's my hero...from being the " black sheep" to being the king of Israel...and still remaining modest!!

[@l.s5067]

I look forward each week for your podcast. I have friends nd family still waiting for their other half . This podcast is very educational and teaches to understand their world. Thank you!! I would love to meet the lubavitcher Rebbi

[@ethelcarson1162]

I would love to meet Ruth! Great episode.

[@usedclub]

What an inspirational and meaningful episode! Just amazing! Also would have loved to meet Esther Hamalka!

[@tovaeilenberg6529]

Thanks for beautiful very inspiring podcast. Yisar Koach ❤ Have a good erev Shobbos BZH

[@VivianRusso13]

I'd love to meet Rebetzin Esther Jungreis Z'L. It's from recent history but I didn't have the fortune to meet her while she was alive. Her books have affected my life deeply and I feel connected to her spiritually. May Mashiach come today so I can finally meet her BH 🙏

[@MalkyWeisz]

Amazing amazing... keep going

[@sm-vo8hi]

Rachav - for all she was, how she helped the Jews, her change and coming close to God, who she ended up marrying, her descendants, for teaching us you don't know who don't know who someone is from external circumstances and that everyone could grow and get better, no matter what.

[@layacohen]

another great episode and really good to hear everyone's experience and their perspective on dating, etc...! It would be interesting to meet Devora from Tanach to get her perspective on being the leader and Neviah of her time.

[@chayaforma5113]

i would love to see the cohen gadol leaving the beis hamikdosh on motzaei yom kipur!!! thank you for the inspiring chizuk!

[@tzivigoldman1073]

I would love to meet Miriam Hanavia (Moshe rabeinu’s sister). She directed the women in singing shiras hayam and I’ve heard a few sources that saying אז ישיר with kavana is a good place to daven for your zivug, because finding your zivug is like krias yam suf. And I’m a nurse and Miriam was kind of a nurse to the babies with her mother Yocheved and I think that what they did was incredible and would love to hear about it. And because she was a huge tzadeikes and from solid yichus ;)

[@eyeslikelens]

Thank you for another inspiring story!! Love watching this podcast every week even though I’m married, and I recommend it to others whether married or single! If I had to pick someone to meet it would be Leah Imeinu (naturally because my Hebrew name is Leah I feel like out neshamas are connected)

[@deborahgreenberg-addi3777]

i would like to meet Moshe Rabbeinu and talk about the miracles he witnessed

[@andreakrinsky8717]

Very inspiring and moving. IY”H by you soon

[@vcrouch6041]

I would like to have heard more from Tehila.

[@user-kg2uf8tq7p]

Thank you so much for the good energy you spread in this episode. I would love to meet Rabi Meir Ba-al Nes, who was so sensitive, especially for women. I would ask for advice.

[@aaronlangert5751]

Mashiach.

[@cf9710]

Especially on the Yartzheit of Rachle Imeinu, I would very much like to know how was she able to be Mevater in that way? Thank you for an amazing podcast.

[@yankygold1]

Really found this episode inspiring! Thank you ❤ I'd love some chizuk from Rabbi Wallerstein a"h

[@Jeffrey-u8i]

What an interesting story

[@alizakahan309]

I would love to meet Chana. Her journey with childbirth is so inspiring.

[@Rovtful]

My father..he passed away this summer and we didn't get to have a final conversation

[@EngHebSubs]

אני תלמידה. יש לנו עכשיו בדיוק פרויקט 'character study', על דמות מהתנ״ך. בחרתי ביוסף הצדיק כי הוא מסמל בעיני את העמידה בנסיון של הדור, ועל כל הנסיונות שעבר בטומאה של מצרים... ולכן נקרא גם 'צדיק', למרות שכל הדמויות מהתנ״ך צדיקות ונעלות. אחרי שקראתי עליו כל הרבה באמת הייתי רוצה לראות אותו... תודה על עוד סיפור של תקווה! מאוד מחזק!

[@ChabadofLego]

Amazing episode and story I would probably want to talk with Yosef

[@vITALEmpress]

Beautiful love story ❤

[@shaneeoiknine570]

Beautiful couple. Mazal Tov!

[@hh345-j2b]

tell us how you met Chase, the convert from...Deal. LOL thank you for this show

[@hyoga172]

I’m also a Ger and know the difficulty to find your beshert. Still looking…BH soon

[@musicalchairs3053]

💗

[@benjamindavid8535]

I would love to meet King David.

[@morahmusic8152]

I’d love to meet the Baal Shemtov

[@sarahaboody2525]

I would love to meet chana.

[@michelles.901]

What an inspiration! Both their stories can be separate podcasts! I love the Emuna and bitachon they both have may they just grow in their relationship with HaShem and build a beautiful home together! The person I would want to meet from history would probably be the wife of a gadol- harav Ovadia Yosef or rav Chaim kanievsky and just be a fly on the wall watching them run their home taking care of the kids solo while they send their husbands to learn. I look up to such women who run the show on their own (including being the breadwinner) plus having tonz of children… it’s not a home I grew up in and I’m curious how its done. Something I aspire to

[@susannahrose13]

Eve. She was in the world as it was intended to be, was married to her husband by God, was blamed by her husband for his eating from the tree, was expelled from the garden, had one child take the other's life, had curses to her and her husband, had ways to bring light to the world, many years later had another child, said to be the reincarnation of the one taken. She saw the world and it was meant to be and what it became. She's the mother of us all.

[@ShaYnaMaYna]

I'd like to have a conversation with Job, for all he went through, for how he did it, for how he feels about being tested, for if getting more made up for it.

[@artbya613]

I would love to meet Rachel Imeinu❤

[@getzygreen]

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[@SimiAberman]

Rachel imaynu, she was so selfless and has not stopped intervening for us, and will continue until Moshiach comes, Bekarov.

[@serachgoldish2963]

I would love to meet my namesake- Serach bas Asher!

[@FayJacobowitz]

Beautiful couple Hazlacha Raba !!!

[@coffeeaddicted96]

Nachshon ben Aminadav- his emunah is unparalleled

[@nyisles87]

This is going to be an interesting for lack of a better term - situation - that will need to be addressed in the USA. Can the geirus process be streamlined for people who have Jewish and non-Jewish parents. Tizku l'mitzvos!

[@blimiekellman8863]

I would love to meet Mame Rachel❤

[@AndreaL-h2c]

My Bubby.I miss her everyday

[@AlanEKranz]

I can’t exactly explain why. But least at this moment, the person in Jewish history I would like most to meet is Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto. Maybe part of the reason is because he embodies a crossroads of so many streams of mysticism, thought, culture, genius, and talent rarely if ever seen in one person.

[@suzanna18sk]

Rachel imanu! I would love to know how she gave up yakov to Leah? What that felt like?

[@chuck62891]

I would like to meet HaRav Kook, the first Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Israel.

[@AnaAster18]

Amram who was the leader of the Jews and took advice from his five or six year old daughter, leading to the birth of Moses and the freedom from bondage and the Jewish people entering the land of Israel. He didn't tell a child to be quiet. He listened to a little girl, realizing she had truth. All his children were great. Maybe because he heard them? He was honest and humble. As was his future son, the next leader of the Jews.

[@shaniklein7334]

Dovid hamelech and shmuel hanavi!!

[@shoshass]

Osnat, the daughter of Dina, sent away with only a trinket saying she is from the family of Jacob. Her existence came through seemingly terrible ways. What did she know and think of this? How did she feel about being sent away? She ended up in Egypt, taken in by Potiphar, the man whose wife nearly destroyed Joseph. Joseph was eventually told to marry royalty and since Potiphar's wife had no children and Potiphar had Osnat raised in his house, she was considered Egyptian royalty. Osnat was saved by marrying an "Egyptian" Jew no matter her origins or what he seemed to be doing in Egypt. She married a righteous Jew, part of her family. She allowed Joseph to be physically saved since he was told he must marry royalty to survive and she saved him spiritually, too, since he ended up marrying his own family member, 100% of the Jewish tribe, more royal than any Egyptian of any title. She and Joseph, another one to meet, with his family against him, Egyptians against him, his saving everyone, his forgiveness, continued the Jewish legacy. Fascinating.

[@alexandrachanafishman923]

Avraham Avinu- a visionary, an independent thinker, kind and accepting of all

[@TzviaBailowitz-tu4pm]

I would like to meet Rav Aryeh Levin, the Tzaddik of Yerushalim

[@isaacmanmmm]

Noah for telling people for over 100 years that a flood will occur and no one listened except his family, they were alone on that ark in terrifying waters, tending to the animals, doing kindness all day and night, and they began again in an almost desolate world, the new family to begin again and repopulate the world with God's help.