Is Dating Outdated?: The Jewish Dating and Marriage Podcast
Join us as we sit down with Rebbetzin Miriam Lipskier, the co-founder and co-director of the Chabad Student Center at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Miriam is passionate about inspiring genuine, happy, and healthy relationships. Hear her address some of the core themes, challenges, and ideas when it comes to meeting and choosing one's partner.
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Rochelle
Israel
February 24, 2025
Thank you for a window into the 'dating culture' (or lack of it?) among the students on your campus. Your tip about doing research sounds wise, definitely one step better than 100% casual encounters. How though does that play out practically, if swiping the Instagram isn't enough. Who should a person ask, or where SHOULD they look? Reply
Ashley
via chabadnashville.com
February 19, 2025
Great discussion and this kind of dialogue (about human dialogue) needs to happen more often! What Miriam shares about college students is true amongst adults as well. There is a dismal lack of deep and meaningful human connection now, in society.
Thank you for sharing these wonderful podcasts.
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Jared
postville
February 17, 2025
This is actually very worrisome. Reply
When I speak to moms, of son in 2025. They all say the same thing. "The girls are over the top". Meaning not aproachable, self absorbed, only looking for a guy with lots of money.
It is very sad, since some of our sons are 20s to 35.