TV & Film:Film Interviews
"I would rather find what makes us similar than what makes us different."
"What would it take for you to feel confident in the work that you're doing?"
In this long overdue episode of the Better Call Daddy podcast, host Reena Friedman Watts reunites with her old friend Jaime Cohen for a candid discussion that transcends the ordinary.
Jaime, a passionate communicator and advocate, opens up about her journey through the complexities of identity, trauma, and the search for connection in an increasingly polarized world.
As they dive into the nuances of being neurodivergent, Jaime shares her experiences with bullying and the impact of anti-Semitism throughout her life.
She reflects on the transformative power of community, recounting how her time at a summer camp in Wisconsin helped her embrace her true self in a world that often felt hostile.
The conversation takes a poignant turn as they explore the recent events surrounding October 7th, a day that shook Jaime to her core, leading her to reassess her relationships and the importance of empathy in times of crisis.
Reena and Jaime also discuss the significance of open dialogue, highlighting the need for curiosity and understanding in conversations about differing perspectives. Jaime emphasizes the value of vulnerability and the strength that comes from sharing one's story, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the legacies they wish to create.
With a sprinkle of humor and heartfelt insights, this episode is a beautiful reminder that true connection lies in our shared humanity, regardless of the labels we carry.
Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges us to embrace our differences while finding common ground.
(00:00) The Better Call Daddy Show features advice from Big Daddy Wayne Friedman
(02:00) I think there's value in being on a podcast
(07:46) We went to nonprofit events and just started filming
(10:12) Mihran Kirakosian has millions of followers on YouTube
(11:18) You went through an experience that everyone else knows is traumatic
(16:10) You coming out of college and getting amazing job is not the classic story
(20:37) Growing up in the Midwest, I was bullied for being Jewish
(27:13) How did you get to Israel and did you feel at home there
(32:22) You said you have a hard time believing in God
(33:30) October 7th shook me to my core, you say
(40:53) Jaime says she never stopped feeling empathy for the Palestinian people
(44:55) Do you feel comfortable talking about the fact that you've dated someone Palestinian
(49:47) You met your dad at the Light Fair
(53:51) What were you looking for in a husband before you met Ben
(01:01:36) What can you find in common with your staff, with your manager
(01:02:26) Is there anything that you want to ask my dad? Oh, gosh
(01:04:29) A lot of businesses are feeling insecure right now
(01:05:38) What is the legacy that you want to leave when you reach midlife
(01:06:30) You should be worried about how m. you should be making based on experience
(01:09:38) Do you have any perspective on approach to getting new customers
(01:11:46) Will wants to know if you have seen any alien UFO sightings in Colorado
(01:14:51) Grandpa says friendship is where time is irrelevant between close friends
(01:19:50) She asked me a question of what does it take to really be a good boss
(01:21:44) You and your father both moved from the east coast to the South
Connect with Jaime Cohen:
- LinkedIn: Jaime Cohen's LinkedIn
Connect with Reena Friedman Watts:
- Website: bettercalldaddy.com
- LinkedIn: Reena Friedman Watts
- Twitter: @reenareena
- Instagram: @Reena Friedman Watts
- Instagram: Better Call Daddy Podcast
- YouTube: Better Call Daddy
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