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Join Hosts Matt Trusch and Felix Frydberg’s heart-to-heart conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, scholars and laymen: who, by strengthening their Trust-in-G-d, despite all odds, experience outright miracles! Profound yet practical; inspiring and heart-wrenching; moving, true stories of triumph against adversity!
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What listeners are saying.
"I just heard about this podcast at the perfect time. I was going through a tough challenge and a friend recommended this podcast to get chizuk. Wow! I really love this podcast and look forward for each additional episode. I'd definitely love to get the book and start learning with my spouse daily.”
Gitty Klein | Toms River, NJ
“Just listened to your [Amanda’s] podcast for the first time and I am literally blown away by all that you so heartwarmingly related!”
Mrs. Lipsker on Episode 27 with Amanda Spiro
“That was amazing. I really don’t recall saying half the things I said. I think the podcast allowed me to open up and say things I’ve been keeping inside for a long time. I seriously appreciate that. Keep up your holy work! Thank you!”
Donny Fein, Guest for Episode 25
“The fact that this man could go through a parents’ worst nightmare with his faith intact - speechless. I ordered Gates of Trust, the Bitachon Reader and will order his book too. Thank you for sharing.”
Anonymous on Episode 16 with Baruch Cohen
"Well done Matt and Felix. Inspired by your interview with the Fellig family. I’m now a subscriber and look forward to more educational and spiritual interviews."
Jona Mayer
"Just listened to the podcast. Thank you for recording it. It made such an impact on me and answered a few questions that I've always had regarding Emunah and Bitachon. Such a beautiful way to go into Rosh Hashanah. Thank you!”
Anonymous, on Episode 26 with S & M Wagner
“I recently discovered the Gate of Trust Podcast where you [Kesem Mia] were a guest and gave it a listen about a month and a half ago. It was truly inspiring and emotional. I'm sorry for your loss; it's a heartbreaking experience. Your insights in the podcast made me reflect deeply. When my sister passed away, my family left the frum life due to the questions and pain. Your podcast changed my perspective, and the Friday night after listening, I decided to light Shabbos candles again after years, not just for me but for my late sister. Thank you for sharing the light and doing good; your words truly resonated with me, helping me reconnect with something I thought was lost.”
Anonymous on Episode 20 with Kesem Mia Hetsrony