Pod By Pen

In this episode, Frumee Taubenfeld opens up in a way that feels both deeply personal and incredibly relevant.We talk about the pressure of being a Jewish woman in today’s world - online and offline - and how modesty can sometimes shift from a meaningful value into something that feels performative.Frumee opens up about marriage, navigating hard seasons, and the emotional weight that can come with feeling misunderstood or exposed.This conversation is honest, thoughtful, and full of the kind of nuance we don’t always make space for.Follow Frumee @frumeetaubenfeldSubscribe to Pod by Pen for honest, unfiltered conversations about life, identity, relationships, and everything in between.Follow along on Instagram: @podbypenFor inquiries & sponsorships: [email protected]

Rechama Jaffa is known online for her humor, honesty, and unfiltered takes on life, motherhood, and entrepreneurship. But before the internet personality era, she built D-Rama, a fashion brand focused on creating stylish clothing for women who often felt overlooked by the industry.In this episode of Pod by Pen, Rechama opens up about what it was really like to run a storefront, build a brand from the ground up, and ultimately make the difficult decision to close that chapter for now.We talk about the realities of entrepreneurship, the pressure of building a business publicly, body image and weight loss, and what it means to evolve when life takes you in a different direction than you originally planned.Rechama brings her signature humor and honesty to a conversation about reinvention, priorities, and the many different eras women move through in life.Follow Rechama: https://www.instagram.com/d____rama?igsh=aWY3b3NkMXlvb3l3This episode is sponsored by Dress Blank. Dress Blank creates timeless, wearable pieces designed for real life. Effortless, elevated, and made to be styled your way.Explore the collection:@dressblankdressblank.comFollow along:Instagram: @penkunstlerPodcast Instagram: @podbypenFor sponsorships, collaborations, or guest inquiries:[email protected] on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

Building a product brand takes vision, creativity, and an incredible amount of persistence.In this episode of Pod by Pen, I sit down with Sarah Shagalow, founder of A. Soliani, a brand known for its beautifully designed shoes and leather goods.Sarah shares the story behind launching A. Soliani, what inspired her to enter the world of footwear and leather design, and the reality of building a product-based brand from the ground up.We talk about her Italian background, the challenges of manufacturing and production, and what it takes to grow a brand in today’s competitive fashion industry.This conversation is a real look at the intersection of entrepreneurship, design, craftsmanship, and building something meaningful.Follow Sarah & A. SolianiSarah's Instagram: @sarah.solianiInstagram: @a.solianiWebsite: https://asoliani.comFollow & ConnectInstagram: @podbypenHost: @penkunstlerSponsorship & collaborations: [email protected] you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review, and share. It helps more women find these conversations.

In this episode of Pod By Pen, I sit down with Dr. Tamar Ohana for an honest, overdue conversation about pelvic floor therapy and women’s health.So many women experience leaking, pelvic pain, discomfort during intimacy, core weakness, or lingering postpartum issues - and assume it’s just something they have to live with.It’s not.This episode breaks down what pelvic floor therapy actually is, who it’s for, and why discomfort after childbirth (or even years later) should never be dismissed as “normal.”If you’ve had babies, are planning to, or simply want to better understand your body — this conversation is empowering, informative, and incredibly validating.Follow & [email protected] By PenInstagram: @podbypenHost: @penkunstlerSponsorship & collaborations: [email protected] you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review, and share. It helps more women find these conversations.

In this episode of Pod by Pen, I sit down with Gitty Hecht — former makeup artist, creative, and now rebbetzin — to talk about evolving through life’s unexpected eras.This conversation is honest, layered, and deeply relatable — especially for women who feel like they’ve lived multiple lives already.If you’ve ever wondered who you’re allowed to become next… this one’s for you.Rebbetzin Gitty Hecht: @gittyhechtFollow & subscribe to stay in the loop on new episodes.For sponsorship inquiries: [email protected]