What do duck fat, divine timing, and the kosher restaurants have in common? They’re all on the menu in this week’s Call Her Tatty.

Chava sits down with chef and restaurateur Olivia Ostrow, the force behind Miami’s new kosher fine dining spot, to talk about food, faith, and why most kosher restaurants are serving mediocrity with a blessing on top.

They dive into the secret sauce of running a high-end kosher kitchen: staff drama, supervision chaos, and whether non-kosher food actually tastes better or people just haven’t met a real chef yet.

There’s Michelin-level insight, bouillabaisse banter, and more shade than a sukkah in July.

👩🏻‍🍳 For foodies who want flavor and halacha
🕯️ For tatties who think “French” means garlic bread
🎧 For anyone who’s ever whispered “is this even pareve?”

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro and Olivia’s story
03:15 Opening a kosher fine dining restaurant in Miami
08:00 What kosher really means behind the kitchen door
13:40 The myth that non-kosher tastes better
18:50 Why most kosher menus are a disaster
26:30 Staff, supervision, and Shabbos sanity
33:45 Building a restaurant with real heart
40:10 Weekly haute cuisine menus and wine pairings
47:00 When guests cross the line
51:30 French words Jews can’t pronounce
56:00 The blue cheese revelation
1:03:00 Final course: faith, food, and female fire

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From the Dominican Republic to the mikvah, Madeline Malka Garcia shares her powerful journey of faith, hustle, motherhood, and jewelry. In this episode of Call Her Tatty, host Chava Feigen sits down with the founder of MG Fine Jewelry to talk about growing up with nothing, converting to Orthodox Judaism, and building a life she once only dreamed about.Madeline gets real about love, culture clash, building a brand from scratch, and why she feels “more Jewish than people born Jewish.”🎙 Hosted by Chava Feigen🎧 Powered by the Studio App : http://studioapp.studio 🎧 Produced by Short Form Media : http://shortformmedia.co💎 Shop MG Fine Jewelry: https://www.mgjewelries.com💸 Use code TATTY10 for 10% off your first order⏱️ Chapters & Topics00:00 – Meet Madeline: Latina, loud, and loving Jewish life04:00 – From poverty in the Dominican Republic to NYC grind08:30 – Falling in love with a Jewish man and converting16:40 – Becoming Orthodox in Miami and raising Jewish kids25:00 – Food, fashion, and finding identity in Jewish spaces30:00 – Building MG Fine Jewelry and owning her success👍 Like this episode if it inspired you📩 Drop a comment: What part of Madeline’s story hit home for you?🔔 Subscribe for more real convos with women who keep it 100#LatinaConvert #JewishPodcast #OrthodoxJudaism #FaithJourney #CallHerTatty #MGFineJewelry #MadelineGarcia #JewelryBusiness #ConversionStory #DominicanJewish #KosherQueen #Jewish

What do sheitels, sample sales, and settlement agreements have in common? They’re just part of the plot in this week’s Call Her Tatty.

Chava sits down with powerhouse frum divorce attorney and longtime bestie Gity Kogan to talk real Jewish divorce. They cover the messy stuff no one warns you about: Gett refusals, courtroom chaos, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with breaking up and moving on.

There’s legal advice, kol isha moments, and surprisingly deep girl talk. One minute they’re fighting over dishes from Macy’s, the next they’re unpacking the difference between hate and indifference.

👠 For girls who get it
📜 For tatties who don’t
🎧 For anyone who’s ever yelled "WHERE’S BEIS DIN?"

00:00 Intro and Gity’s vibe check
04:15 The real process behind a frum divorce
10:10 When things get petty (sheitels, china, and the group chat)
18:30 Beis Din breakdowns and Gett refusal
31:50 Sample sales, music therapy, and retail teshuva
41:00 What healing actually looks like

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💬 Comment below if you’ve ever considered billing someone for emotional labor

What happens when you mix Upper West Side shidduch trauma, yeshiva nostalgia, and a side of milchigs? You get this banger of an episode with our favorite comedian (and lowkey deep thinker), Dovie Neuberger.

We unpack the conveyor belt that is frum dating, get spicy about Purim parties, debate whether a rich Tatty beats a hot kallah, and expose why girls be posting their manicured nails at the Ohel. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll never look at meal trains the same way again. 💅

Subscribe so you don’t miss our next episode of raw, unfiltered frum girl chaos + deep hashkafic takes.

👇 Highlights 👇

00:00 – Dovie joins the chaos: Upper West Side takes & Purim party drama
05:30 – Why dating in NYC is a broken buffet line
11:00 – Build-a-Bae: What Dovie’s really looking for
19:00 – Worst dates, pet peeves & the price of La Maré
30:20 – Hot kallah vs. rich Tatty—choose your hishtadlus
38:00 – Posting your nails at the Ohel: Is it mutar?
44:30 – Dovie’s Netflix dreams & frum Matt Rife energy
49:30 – The Shidduch Crisis: Mathematical problems need math solutions

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What’s up sheifelehs. In the first episode of Call Her Tatty, Chava sits down with her husband, Zoli Honig. They talk about their wild love story, how a friend made their shidduch to other people, and how they ended up together after divorce.

They get into yeshivish childhoods, Bais Yaakov rules, marriage at 21, the Upper West Side myth, Miami life, and why this podcast had to happen. Zoli tries to be smart. Chava calls him out.

If your Tatty wouldn’t want you listening, this one’s for you.