Guest
Marc A. Pitman of fundraisingcoach.com

Episode # 3: Take it from a Good Goy

In this episode, Shmuly Rothman sits down with Marc A. Pitman to explore the deeper mindset and spiritual principles behind successful fundraising for Shluchim. Marc shares how years of working with Shluchim transformed his understanding of fundraising from a technical skill into an extension of Shlichus rooted in dignity, confidence, and Bitachon. 

Throughout the episode, Marc reflects on how learning from the Rebbe’s teachings, Tanya, and the world of Shlichus has shaped his own personal growth, faith, and sense of purpose.

Guest
Peretz Chein of m54.org

Episode # 2: Living Chassidus that you learn

In this episode, Shmuly Rothman sits down with Rabbi Peretz Chein to explore how Shluchim can access their unique Pnimiyus and bring greater authenticity and agency into their Shlichus.

Peretz shares the vision behind M54: The Institute for Insourcing, where he and his wife Chanie help Shluchim apply Chassidus to their inner lives and navigate the complexity of Shlichus with greater clarity. 

The conversation examines the difference between learning Torah concepts and truly integrating them into daily life and personal growth. Throughout the episode, Peretz challenges listeners to stop comparing themselves to others and instead embrace their unique Makom, mission, and strengths.

Guest
Tzviki Krasnjansky of Wisdom from the Field Podcast

Episode # 1: The Bitachon Advantage

In this episode, Shmuly Rothman interviews Tzviki Krasnjansky on why real success in fundraising starts internally by addressing fear, mindset, and confidence.

Tzviki explains how courage, clear communication, and bitachon directly impact a shliach’s ability to build relationships and inspire support. This conversation reframes fundraising as an inside-out process where personal growth drives measurable results.

Podcast by
Affiniti for Infiniti

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

Drawing on years of experience guiding organizations and campaigns, Shmuly shares practical insights about donor engagement, community-driven fundraising, and how thoughtful leadership can create momentum that turns generosity into lasting impact.

Affinity for Infiniti brings conversations with leaders and practitioners who are shaping the way people grow, lead, and create meaningful change in their communities.

Podcast by
Career Coaching Secrets

Coaching Without Fear

With over 30 years of real-world experience, Shmuly shares powerful lessons on niching with intention, pricing with confidence, and why attraction always beats aggressive marketing.

The conversation explores long-term client vision, the importance of 90-day commitments, sustainable growth (and the cost of scaling too fast), and how coaching rooted in values, boundaries, and relationships creates lasting transformation. From donor-centered fundraising to trusting intuition and cutting through marketing “BS,” this episode is a masterclass in coaching with soul.

Podcast by
Tzviki Krasnjansky

Thinking Big

Shmuly's work ranges from helping young shluchim set themselves up for success, to helping large and established Mosdos go to their next level.

In this fascinating conversation, they covered topics like; when is the “right time" to bring up financial support with a potential donor, creating a culture of giving in your community, and much more.

Podcast by
Tzviki Krasnjansky

Simcha, Bitachon & Year-End Fundraising Without Fundraising

In this farbrengen-style conversation, Shmuly Rothman returns to explore a healthier, happier, and far more effective approach to year-end fundraising.

They discussed how a shliach can show up b’simcha u’betuv leivav, drop the pressure of “I need this guy,” and enter each conversation with the intention of uftzuhoiben — uplifting the donor, regardless of the outcome.

Podcast by
Adi Klevit

Building Scalable Support Systems for Mission-Driven Leaders

In this inspiring episode, host Adi Klevit interviews returning guest Rabbi Shmuly Rothman about how systems and delegation played a critical role in scaling his work with Chabad rabbis around the world. Shmuly shares the story of building the Donor Relations Manager (DRM) program—starting from a coaching insight and growing into an operational model that’s changing lives and communities.

Podcast by
Rothman Coaching

Learn how Reb Rachamim saved a Jewish cemetery in Cairo

A modern day story of Emunah and Bitachon.

The story of how Reb Rachamim (Clement) Soffer displayed his devotion and love for the Jewish community by saving Jewish cemeteries from desecration in Egypt.

Every step of the way was met with new challenges.

Reb Rachamim kept going and B”H succeeded! 

Podcast by
Adi Klevit

Building Systems for Effective Problem-Solving

In this episode of Systems Simplified, Adi Klevit hosts Shmuly Rothman, the Founder and Executive Coach at Rothman Coaching, to discuss addressing leadership problems. Shmuly explains how to adjust your communication style, the value of intentional language, and how he eliminates self-doubt.

Podcast by
Gate of Trust

Gate of Trust Podcast Episode with Matt & Felix

In this episode of Gate of Trust Podcast, Shmuly Rothman shares his unique approach, emphasizing the importance of relying on Hashem while fundraising and in life.

Podcast by
Jewish Money Matters

Beyond the Art of Fundraising

In this episode of Jewish Money Matters, Shmuly Rothman shares how he became a fundraising coach, money mindset, and tips on how to take FUN into fundraising.