After two years, over 100 episodes, and more than one million downloads, Tzipora Grodko is saying goodbye to Stories of Hope.
What started as a one-month experiment became a platform for stories of love, heartbreak, faith, and resilience. And through it all, Tzipora was navigating her own journey, often behind the scenes.
Now, in her final episode, she sits down with Nachi Gordon for her most personal conversation yet: why she's stepping away, what these two years have cost her, and what comes next.
Stories of Hope isn't ending. But an incredible chapter is coming to a close.
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ReplyDeleteThe current Circle Magazine for Chayei Sora published a story so implausible that it’s poshut an embarrassment. Turns out it’s reprinted from one of Artscroll Bubba Mayseh books of Paysach Krohn. I thought Nosson Scherman & the gang were vetting his fairy tales more carefully after Paysach got caught fictionalizing to cover up for shvogger Bryks? Paysach claims he was in Monsey one Shabbos & was hired to speak at the Orchos Chaim Melaveh Malka in Lakewood. On the Garden State Pkwy a Yeshivishe minivan in front of him was driving with the back hatch open when suddenly all their belongings came flying out, including suitcases, garment bag, hat box & a mattress - ALL of this per Paysach without the Yeshivishe Shrecks hearing or realizing anything! Paysach claims he stopped & got out in the middle of the Parkway mit zein gantze mishpooche - at great risk to their lives from speeding commuters obviously - to gather this supposed caravan of belongings! He says he called a number on a suitcase. He continues that when the Shlemazal baalabusteh finally realized they lost everything including all of her jewelry that was in one of the suitcases, she was mispalel. She later got to Paysach’s supposed voicemail. Paysach conveniently comes up with another coincidence that the Yeshivishe Shrecks just so happened to also be from Qveens so he told them he will shlep their caravan back from the Melaveh Malka with him. SIGH!
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