Call Her Tatty
Call Her Tatty
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What’s up sheifelehs? Meet Call Her Tatty - the raw Jewish talk show you din't know you needed. Host Chava Feigen, Bais Yaakov girl turned Miami real estate boss, invites rule breakers to spill tea and dissect the chaos of frum life. Marriage, money, divorce, yeshiva trauma, and more. No filter and zero patience for narishkeit. Subscribe and get ready to message your Tatty about everything he hoped would stay off the internet.
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The podcast delves into themes such as marriage, divorce, financial struggles, and the complexities of yeshiva life, showcasing episodes like The Husband where the host interviews her spouse about their unique love story and the challenges they've faced. Other episodes may explore topics like yeshivish upbringing and the real experiences of frum life in contemporary settings.

What’s up sheifelehs? Meet Call Her Tatty – the raw Jewish talk show you din’t know you needed. Host Chava Feigen, Bais Yaakov girl turned Miami real estate boss, invites rule breakers to spill tea and dissect the chaos of frum life. Marriage, money, divorce, yeshiva trauma, and more. No filter and zero patience for narishkeit. Subscribe and get ready to message your Tatty about everything he hoped would stay off the internet.
From Goldman Sachs to viral comedy, Arynne Wexler has built one of the most authentic voices in conservative media. In this episode of Call Her Tatty, Arynne sits down to talk about how she went from 4,000 followers to over a million in under two years, why she quit her dream tech job to tell jokes on the internet, and what it really takes to stay un-cancelable in today’s culture.
We get into her first viral video, what it’s like performing standup as a Jewish woman, dealing with hecklers, liberal friends, and online hate, why she thinks comedy beats facts when it comes to changing minds, and her unfiltered take on Nick Fuentes, Candace Owens, and the rise of anti-Semitism on the right.
Arynne also breaks down why she loves Yom Kippur more than any other holiday, what Goldman Sachs taught her about handling pressure on stage, and why she believes Jewish hotties could solve half the problems on the internet.
If you’re into comedy, content creation, Jewish pride, political commentary, or just want to hear someone say what you’re thinking out loud, this episode delivers.
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Website: ArynneWexler.com
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Host: @chava_feigen_honig
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Chapters
- 00:00:00 The Village That Built a Million Followers
- 00:08:55 The First Viral Video on Tisha B’Av
- 00:17:18 Why Stand-Up Comedy?
- 00:19:45 First Set at The Stand: A Comedian is Born
- 00:23:35 Trading Floor Lessons Applied to Comedy
- 00:25:58 The Liberal Heckler Moment That Went Viral
- 00:32:18 Corporate Rebellion: Indigenous Peoples Chat and HR Moments
- 00:37:29 Jewish Liberal Voters: The Smartest Dumb People
- 00:39:46 Nick Fuentes Needs Jewish Boobs
- 00:41:48 The Real Source of Anti-Semitism in America
- 00:44:16 Candace Owens and the Feelings Over Facts Era
- 00:47:17 Rapid Fire: Dating Liberals, Nick Fuentes, and Running for Office
- 00:49:23 Speaking Arabic and Mossad Allegations
- 00:54:29 Advice for Aspiring Creators: Work Harder Than Everyone
- 00:56:14 Tour Dates and What’s Next
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