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Let's Kvetch

Let's Kvetch

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Introducing Let’s Kvetch — a new Clean Speech podcast where Rabbi Raphael Leban and Howard Wedgle tackle the ups and nu’s of daily life with humor, heart, and a touch of chutzpah. Each episode explores the art of speaking kindly (even when you're kvetching). Tune in for real talk, Jewish wisdom, and plenty of laughs.

Rabbi Raphael Leban
Judaism Self-Help Spirituality Success
Episodes
  • Let’s Kvetch Episode 22: Guns, Moses & Jewish Humor with Sal Litvak
    Aug 21 2026

    Filmmaker, author and Accidental Talmudist founder Sal Litvak joins Let’s Kvetch to talk about his hit film Guns & Moses, Jewish strength in a changing world, the power of humor, and why sometimes the best way to get through the tough stuff is to laugh.

    Plus: Jewish jokes, a sneak peek at Sal’s next movie, and a historic Let’s Kvetch first. 📯

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    28 mins
  • Let's Kvetch Episode 21: Can You Kvetch Your Way Out of Love?
    May 21 2026

    On this brand new episode of Let’s Kvetch, Rabbi Leban and Howard Wedgle are joined by world-renowned matchmaker, dating coach, author, and Netflix Jewish Matchmaking star Aleeza Ben Shalom for a conversation about dating, relationships, and the fine line between venting and negativity.

    From matchmaking networks and dating disasters to constructive criticism, lashon hara, and the people who simply cannot stop kvetching, the conversation explores what happens when complaints become someone’s entire personality. Along the way: behind-the-scenes Netflix stories, real matchmaking dilemmas, and why “human intelligence” may still beat AI when it comes to finding love.

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    22 mins
  • Let's Kvetch Episode 20: Kvetching Through the Seder
    Mar 20 2026

    Rabbi Leban and Howard Wedgle are back for a Passover edition that’s equal parts preparation and pure kvetching. Between tech hiccups, chametz strategy, and the delicate art of surviving family at the Seder table, they tackle the real questions—like how many trips to the Kosher Deli is too many, and whether anyone has ever made it through a Haggadah without asking, “when do we eat?”

    It’s honest, a little chaotic, and surprisingly grounding… just like Pesach itself.

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    20 mins
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