2.7 | It's Not Frumpy, It's Fashion - Modesty, Motherhood, and Modern Orthodoxy with Adi Heyman
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Adi Heyman is a fashion icon. She's an NYC-based wife, mother, and fashion writer whose work has pioneered Jewish lifestyle in the cultural space. Recognized for her conversion to Orthodox Judaism and her conservative influence on the international fashion industry, Adi is a lover of Israel and an advocate for Jewish millennials. And she's done all of that without compromising her values or her Judaism. She's proven time and time again that dressing modestly is not frumpy, but rather high fashion. Today's episode is all about Adi's journey to Judaism as a convert to the faith, motherhood, her passion for the fashion industry, her take on social media, and so much more.
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Welcome to the Oh My God Podcast, Season TWO, with your Co-Hosts Zelda Lebovits and Chana Rochel Cohen Portnoy!
In Season 1, the podcast aimed to talk about success in the face of failure, modern Judaism, and real life. Season 2 will deliver the same message, but even more potently.
Zelda and Chana Rochel have individually and collectedly been challenged by the Jewish system they grew up in. Through their evolution, through their questions, failures, mistakes, and heartbreaks, they have begun to untangle much of what was keeping them in survival mode so they could truly be set free to thrive.
This is what they’ll dissect each week with you: The Jewish journey. Real. Raw. And vulnerable. Because that is the only thing that can truly change lives. And maybe even save them. You’re only one episode away from being more honest with yourself.
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