Welcome to Times Will Tell, the weekly podcast from The Times of Israel. This week we're speaking with the brains and brawn behind the hit web series “YidLife Crisis”, Eli Battalion and Jamie Elman.

In a love letter to their hometown of Montreal, the two secular Jews schmooze and nosh their way in and out of uncomfortable situations born of their own twisted minds. The very modern, very Jewish series is filmed mostly in Yiddish and filled with food, sex, atheism, and a dash of parental guilt. Guest stars have included Mayim Bialik and Howie Mandel.

We caught up with the guys in a cross-continental Zoom to find out what they’re up to now. Check out their site here: https://www.yidlifecrisis.com/whatsnu

PHOTO: Jamie Elman (left) and Eli Batalion, the stars of the Yiddish-language webs series, YidLife Crisis. (courtesy)

Welcome to Times Will Tell, the weekly podcast from The Times of Israel. This week we're speaking with the brains and brawn behind the hit web series &ldquo;YidLife Crisis&rdquo;, Eli Battalion and Jamie Elman.
In a love letter to their hometown of Montreal, the two secular Jews schmooze and nosh their way in and out of uncomfortable situations born of their own twisted minds. The very modern, very Jewish series is filmed mostly in Yiddish and filled with food, sex, atheism, and a dash of parental guilt. Guest stars have included Mayim Bialik and Howie Mandel.
We caught up with the guys in a cross-continental Zoom to find out what they&rsquo;re up to now. Check out their site here: <a href="https://www.yidlifecrisis.com/whatsnu">https://www.yidlifecrisis.com/whatsnu</a>
PHOTO: Jamie Elman (left) and Eli Batalion, the stars of the Yiddish-language webs series, YidLife Crisis. (courtesy)

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