None of Your Business Podcast
Michael Greenfield & Abraham (Ushy) Schwartz · Michael Greenfield, Abraham (Ushy) Schwartz
Show overview
None of Your Business Podcast has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 103 episodes. That works out to roughly 140 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 1h 6m and 1h 35m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed earlier today, with 29 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 49 episodes published. Published by Michael Greenfield, Abraham (Ushy) Schwartz.
From the publisher
Welcome to "None of Your Business," the podcast where personal growth meets professional success. Hosted by Michael Greenfield and Ushy Schwartz, seasoned experts with two decades of experience in sales, marketing, and brand development in the senior care space, we bring you inspiration, controversy, and actionable insights every week.Join us as we share personal stories and professional strategies, tackling themes like balancing work and life, building resilient teams, and leveraging technology for growth. Each episode dives into real-world business tactics, ensuring you walk away with valuable takeaways.Rooted in community values, we help organize and run events and programs, fostering unity and shared learning. Through Prime Source, we manage a successful nationwide service with thousands of members and strong vendor partnerships, embodying our belief that "Together we are stronger, together we are smarter."We step out of our comfort zones to discuss topics that might seem like none of anyone's business but are crucial for growth and positivity. Our dynamic discussions and engaging content will transform how you think about business and life.Tune in to "None of Your Business" and join us on a journey of growth, learning, and success. Subscribe now and start your transformation today!
Latest Episodes
View all 103 episodesWhy Narcissists and Codependents Always Find Each Other
More Than a Mailman
He Interviewed Presidents for 45 Years. Now Zev Brenner Tells His Story
The Fire That Saved His Life | Will Abrams Journey From Trauma to Faith
From Life Insurance to Political Activism | Shmulie Hartstein
The Miracle That Shut Down A Strip Club
From Teenage Drug Dealer to 1,000 Days Sober | Dani Bin-Nun
Why This Rabbi Says Parkinson's Was His Greatest Gift
What Missionaries Don't Want You to Hear!
He Lost Both Legs Days Before Coming Home. Today He Dances.
The FBI, the Mafia, and the Father Who Never Came Home
The Truth About Miracles, Kabbalah & The Baba Sali
The Unfiltered Truth About Marriage | Rabbi Manis Friedman
Pain Parenting and Purpose with Danielle Jacobs
From Food Boxes to Job Creation: What Keeps Alan Rosenstock Up At Night
I Sat With Death Row Killers… This Is What I Learned
One Person’s Love Can Change Your Life | Sony Perlman
They Built a Shul With No Rabbi. Ohr Shlomo Changed My Life
S1 Ep 88Why Love Alone Is Destroying Kids with Rabbi Ezra Max
What if the way you’re loving your child is actually making things worse?In this episode, Rabbi Ezra Max reveals why modern parenting advice is failing and how saying yes to everything can quietly destroy your child’s future. Drawing from years of working with struggling teens and high-performing families, he explains why most kids don’t want to die, they just want to escape pain, and how parents unintentionally enable that cycle.This conversation breaks down the difference between real love and destructive enabling, why boundaries are essential for trust and growth, and how one simple shift in your approach can completely change your relationship with your child.If you’re a parent, leader, or entrepreneur trying to support others without losing control, this episode will challenge everything you think you know about connection, discipline, and emotional strength.0:00 Introduction & Welcome 2:01 Panic Attack & Vulnerability 7:04 Who Is Ezra Max? 11:52 9/11: A Near-Death Experience 13:14 Working With Struggling Youth & At-Risk Teens 20:03 Teens, Overdose & the Cost of Enabling 23:50 Parenting, Boundaries & Unconditional Love 26:10 The Executive Coaching Story 26:43 Ezra as Executive Coach 35:55 Psychedelics, Ayahuasca & the Dangers of Shortcuts 39:34 The Living Room & Our Place 43:49 Business Entanglements & the Spaghetti Principle 46:24 3 Keys to Relationship 56:22 Networking With Purpose 1:03:25 Family Mission, Values & Knowing Who You Are 1:04:57 Social Media-Why It's Destroying Us 1:12:39 Michael's Panic Attack 1:20:16 Breathwork & How to Calm a Panic Attack 1:31:16 Goal Setting: Who Are You Becoming? 1:34:35 Closing Reflections & Wrap-Up
S1 Ep 87Fitting In and Finding Yourself with Retired Hatzalah CEO Yehiel Kalish
What happens when an outsider is brought in to run one of the most trusted emergency organizations in the Jewish world?In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, Michael sits down with Yehiel Kalish, former CEO of Hatzalah, for a raw and eye-opening conversation about leadership, pressure, and the realities behind the scenes of lifesaving work.Yehiel shares how a political loss unexpectedly led him into the world of emergency medicine, what it was like leading Hatzalah without ever being a responder himself, and why he ultimately made the difficult decision to step down after five years.From lightning-fast response times to the unseen emotional toll on volunteers, this episode pulls back the curtain on an organization most people only see in moments of crisis.Together, Michael and Yehiel dive into:• The inner workings of Hatzalah — how it’s structured, funded, and why it operates so differently from other organizations• Response times that can be under a minute — and the pressure that comes with it • Who gets accepted into Hatzalah (and why it’s not about money or connections)• The emotional and psychological toll on responders — and how they cope with trauma • The challenges of expanding into new communities like Lakewood and Jackson• Women in Hatzalah — how real-life situations are handled with sensitivity and urgency • Leadership lessons from stepping into a role you’re not fully prepared for00:00 Not A Hatzalah Guy 02:03 Outsider Perspective Matters 03:36 Podcast Intro And Retirement 04:36 How He Became CEO 16:02 Response Times And Expectations 21:50 Women Responders Protocols 28:54 Personal Background Origins 32:49 Chicago Culture Of Caring 36:19 What the Agudath Israel of America Does 38:43 Abuse Laws Defense 48:38 Agudah Camping Legacy 50:11 Leaving for Private Sector 56:21 Legislating in Office 01:06:30 Parnassa and Responsibility 01:12:46 Future Plans Lobbying 01:19:32 Health Lessons from Calls 01:28:37 Suicide and Mental Health 01:33:07 Closing and Guest Picks