Yael Bar Tur's guest appearances

Yael Bar Tur

Mic’d In New Haven

Police Off The Cuff/Real Crime Stories

The Unspeakable Podcast

The COPreneur Path Podcast

The PIO Podcast

Adam Kinakin

Scott Baker

Joe Murray

Dan Abrams

Prince Andrew

Nancy Rommelmann

Robert Garland

John Gotti

Heather MacDonald

Dave Grossman

Joe Pistone

Scott Wagner

John Jay

Ray Devito

Eric Reynolds

OwlTail

ChayaLeah and Yael are both Jewish, but in very different ways. ChayaLeah has lived her whole life in an Orthodox Hasidic community in Southern California. Yael is a secular Israeli now living in New York City. In 2020, the two became friends when they met online and began having conversations about Judaism — many of which consisted of Yael asking ChayaLeah questions about orthodox Jews that she would have been afraid or embarrassed to ask someone else. The discussions were so interesting that they began recording them and from there, the ASK A JEW podcast was born. In this conversation, ChayaLeah explains the meaning behind the various Jewish holidays this season, which Meghan mostly associates with parking rules suspensions in New York City. They also talk about the benefits and drawbacks of living in a religious community, marrying early (in an arranged marriage, no less) versus staying single for a long time, and how ChayaLeah will go about looking for wives for her sons. They also cover timelier subjects, including a recent New York Times article about the quality of eduction in yeshivas.    This episode offers juicy bonus content! Last time, the ladies compared notes about which famous terrorists and world dictators qualify as “hot" despite being horrible human beings. They reprise that discussion in the bonus content and also reflect on the death of Queen Elizabeth and the hotness of various royals. You can access this by becoming a paid subscriber to Meghan’s new Substack at https://meghandaum.substack.com.   Guest Bios:  ChayaLeah Sufrin was raised in an Orthodox Jewish home in Long Beach, CA.  After attending university in New York, ChayaLeah moved back to Southern California and spent fifteen years teaching High school Jewish history and as the Education Director at Shul by the Shore. ChayaLeah served as the Senior Jewish Educator at Long Beach Hillel for three years and is now the Executive Director. ChayaLeah, together with her husband Boruch, has four  teenage sons. Yael Bar-tur is a crisis communications and social media consultant who previously served as the director of social media and digital strategy for the New York City Police Department where she developed and implemented the social media and digital communications strategy.

ChayaLeah and Yael are both Jewish, but in very different ways. ChayaLeah has lived her whole life in an Orthodox Hasidic community in Southern California. Yael is a secular Israeli now living in New York City. In 2020, the two became friends when they met online and began having conversations about Judaism — many of which consisted of Yael asking ChayaLeah questions about orthodox Jews that she would have been afraid or embarrassed to ask someone else. The discussions were so interesting that they began recording them and from there, the ASK A JEW podcast was born. In this conversation, ChayaLeah explains the meaning behind the various Jewish holidays this season, which Meghan mostly associates with parking rules suspensions in New York City. They also talk about the benefits and drawbacks of living in a religious community, marrying early (in an arranged marriage, no less) versus staying single for a long time, and how ChayaLeah will go about looking for wives for her sons. They also cover timelier subjects, including a recent New York Times article about the quality of eduction in yeshivas.    This episode offers juicy bonus content! Last time, the ladies compared notes about which famous terrorists and world dictators qualify as “hot" despite being horrible human beings. They reprise that discussion in the bonus content and also reflect on the death of Queen Elizabeth and the hotness of various royals. You can access this by becoming a paid subscriber to Meghan’s new Substack at <a href="https://meghandaum.substack.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://meghandaum.substack.com</a>.   Guest Bios: ChayaLeah Sufrin was raised in an Orthodox Jewish home in Long Beach, CA.  After attending university in New York, ChayaLeah moved back to Southern California and spent fifteen years teaching High school Jewish history and as the Education Director at Shul by the Shore. ChayaLeah served as the Senior Jewish Educator at Long Beach Hillel for three years and is now the Executive Director. ChayaLeah, together with her husband Boruch, has four  teenage sons. Yael Bar-tur is a crisis communications and social media consultant who previously served as the director of social media and digital strategy for the New York City Police Department where she developed and implemented the social media and digital communications strategy.

The Second Coming of ASK A JEW: ChayaLeah Sufrin and Yael Bar tur Are Back!

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Leveraging Social Media for Law Enforcement with Yael Bar tur

Yael Bar Tur is a digital strategist specializing in law enforcement, private &amp; public sector communications. She was stranded in the Dominican Republic in 2010 when she discovered the power of social media. It was days after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, and she was an Israeli Defense Force reservist, trying to make her way to the military field hospital to serve as a communications specialist. With no ability to cross the border, she tweeted out asking if anyone can help her get on a flight from Santo Domingo to Port-Au-Prince. Within a few hours she was on the phone with a helper, and the next day she flew to her destination.  Since then she completed her Master’s in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of government, writing her graduate thesis on the NYPD’s use of social media (there wasn’t any!) After a role as Director of Marketing for Friends of the IDF, she joined the NYPD in 2014, building the entire digital communications strategy. she left in 2020 after creating a decentralized social media apparatus and a few fun viral hits with an incredible team of officers and civilians. She created over 200 new social media accounts which amassed over 1 million followers, a new “Digital Communication Officer” role in every command in the city, a comprehensive training guide and program, and amazing relationships for the rest of her life.  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Yael Bar Tur is a digital strategist specializing in law enforcement, private &amp; public sector communications. She was stranded in the Dominican Republic in 2010 when she discovered the power of social media. It was days after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, and she was an Israeli Defense Force reservist, trying to make her way to the military field hospital to serve as a communications specialist. With no ability to cross the border, she tweeted out asking if anyone can help her get on a flight from Santo Domingo to Port-Au-Prince. Within a few hours she was on the phone with a helper, and the next day she flew to her destination. Since then she completed her Master’s in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of government, writing her graduate thesis on the NYPD’s use of social media (there wasn’t any!) After a role as Director of Marketing for Friends of the IDF, she joined the NYPD in 2014, building the entire digital communications strategy. she left in 2020 after creating a decentralized social media apparatus and a few fun viral hits with an incredible team of officers and civilians. She created over 200 new social media accounts which amassed over 1 million followers, a new “Digital Communication Officer” role in every command in the city, a comprehensive training guide and program, and amazing relationships for the rest of her life. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support</a>

Police off the Cuff After Hours with Yael Bar Tur episode # 33