Jason Ingber

About Jason Ingber

Drawing new lines with stories, relationships, culture critiques and interviews with lawyers, artists, rabbis, CEOs and people on the fringes of society.

Publisher

Jason M. Ingber

Category

business · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

28 May 2020

Latest episode

8 Feb 2026

Latest episodes

191 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Feb 2026

   Healing Without Blame: Ricki Friedman on Addiction, Adderall, Ayahuasca & Self-Discovery

   In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Ricki Friedman joins Jason Ingber on the Jason Ingber Podcast, alongside Doreen Benjamin, to share her raw journey through grief, addiction, healing, and self-discovery. Ricki opens up about losing her mother to cancer at just 13 years old and how being prescribed Adderall at a young age shaped her emotional world. She reflects on decades of disconnection, heavy weed use, stimulant dependency, and how addiction became a way to escape unprocessed pain. She shares what it was really like to quit weed cold turkey after 15 years, why getting off Adderall and Vyvanse after nearly 30 years was the hardest challenge of her life, and how losing her relationship, job, and sense of stability ultimately became the turning point that set her free. Ricki also dives into her transformative Ayahuasca experience in Costa Rica, explaining how the medicine forced her to confront herself, heal long-held trauma, and step fully into her purpose. That journey reignited her passion for coaching and led her back to helping thousands of people break free from addiction, emotional patterns, and self-sabotage. This episode is for anyone navigating: • Adderall or stimulant dependence • Weed addiction • Grief and unresolved childhood trauma • Breakups and identity loss • Personal growth and healing If you're searching for hope, clarity, or proof that real change is possible, this conversation will meet you exactly where you are. 🎧 Listen until the end for Ricki's most powerful insights on healing, freedom, and living up to your full potential.

2. 

   29 Jan 2026

   No Such Thing as a Bad Date | Dating Truths, Gut Instincts & Modern Love with Harmonie Krieger

   Is there really such a thing as a bad date? 🤔 On this episode of the Jason Ingber Podcast, Jason sits down with Harmonie, a dating coach, matchmaker, and reality dating veteran, for a refreshingly honest take on modern dating, self awareness, and real connection. Joined by Cloe, Doreen, and Yorokam, the conversation breaks down why every date teaches you something about yourself, the other person, or what you truly want in a partner. From trusting your gut 🪞 to ending dates respectfully without ghosting, this episode is packed with relatable stories, practical advice, and mindset shifts that might completely change how you date. We get into: ✨ Why there is no such thing as a bad date ✨ The power and beauty of being single ✨ Spark vs slow burn and what actually lasts ✨ Dating one person at a time for clarity ✨ Why dating apps kill effort ✨ Coffee dates ☕ vs evening dates 🌙 ✨ When first date activities are just too much Harmonie shares why environment matters, how curiosity builds connection, and why clarity, not chemistry, is the real goal early on. Whether you are single, dating, burned out, or just curious about how modern love really works, this episode is for you. 🎧 Now streaming on Spotify and Apple Music 👉 Like, subscribe, and comment: What is the best lesson a date ever taught you?

3. 

   29 Jan 2026

   Work, Faith, and Responsibility in a Disconnected World / Abe Hendeles

   In this wide-ranging and unfiltered conversation, Jason Ingber sits down with Abe Hendeles to talk about fatherhood, work ethic, faith, technology, politics, and what it really takes to build a life and business from the ground up. From raising kids in an uncertain future to running a last-mile delivery operation across Los Angeles, Abe shares real stories about sacrifice, independence, and service. The conversation dives into modern phone addiction, the importance of Shabbat and unplugging, government regulation, entrepreneurship, and the realities behind logistics and delivery work. They also explore big-picture systems and responsibility, from Tesla and EV infrastructure to hydrogen cars, leadership, and why nothing worth having comes easy. This episode is raw, thoughtful, and deeply human. No scripts. No shortcuts. Just honest perspective on work, family, money, and meaning in modern America. Topics covered include: Parenthood, responsibility, and preparing for the future Why "hope without action" can be dangerous Life without a phone in a hyper-connected world Faith, Shabbat, and the power of unplugging Behind-the-scenes realities of logistics and delivery businesses Tesla, EVs, hydrogen cars, and why systems matter Work ethic, leadership, and independence Politics, accessibility, and public trust If you enjoy long-form conversations about real life, business, culture, and responsibility, this episode is for you.

Who has been a guest on Jason Ingber

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Marcel Logan
• Kiel Kennedy
• Sensei Majid Raees

Reach and audience

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YouTube views

319,936

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.9 / 5

69 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

15 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 77 / 100

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Quality

89

Social presence

0

YouTube

86

Engagement

77

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