Zahava Moskowitz: Singled Out [Romance & Commitment 3/5]
18Forty Podcast20 Dec 2022

Zahava Moskowitz: Singled Out [Romance & Commitment 3/5]

This episode was sponsored by Anonymous who is fond of Shalom Task Force & 18Forty

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we sit down with Zahava Moskwowitz, host of the Singled Out podcast. Zahava shares insight into the challenges of singlehood, debates the pros and cons of pictures on shidduch resumes, and brings us into the world of singlehood in the Orthodox community.
  • What does market information asymmetry relate to dating?
  • How do men and women experience the struggles of dating differently?
  • What are the biggest controversies behind shidduch resumes?
  • Do we have more than one soulmate?
Tune in to hear a conversation on the challenges that lie beneath the surface of dating in the Orthodox world.

Interview starts at 20:51

References:
Singled Out Podcast by Zahava Moskowitz
The Market for "Lemons": Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism” by George Akerlof
The Office
Younger Siblings Getting Married First” on the Singled Out Podcast by Zahava Moskowitz
The Truth about Health” on the Singled Out Podcast by Zahava Moskowitz
The Truth about Soulmates” on the Singled Out Podcast by Zahava Moskowitz
Bridesmaids
Sefer Akedat Yitzchak by Rabbi Yitzchak Arama
Marry Him, The Case For Settling For Mr. Right by Lori Gottlieb
Hilchot Teshuva by Maimonides

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