C'hai Daddy

In this hilarious and nostalgic episode, the C’hai Daddy crew dives deep into the wild world of Russian superstitions — from singing in the morning (bad luck!) and whistling indoors (even worse!) to the infamous “cold ground = cold uterus” warning.Lilia, Michelle, and their dad Isaak unpack the bizarre, the logical, and the absolutely inexplicable beliefs passed down through generations — including why you shouldn’t kiss in a doorway, why a cat has to enter your new home first, and the surprising reason you should never sit at the corner of a table.It’s an episode full of laughter, cultural quirks, and the perfect blend of family chaos and charm that makes C’hai Daddy so relatable.🎧 Available now on YouTube and Apple Podcasts

This episode of C’hai Daddy takes listeners on a hilarious and heartfelt ride. From a candid conversation about a family bris (and a very awkward front-row experience) to the sisters reflecting on growing up 15 years apart, the trio opens up about what it was like to experience two very different versions of “Dad.” They talk vacations, discipline, and even whether their dad would ever try weed (spoiler: no). It’s funny, relatable, and sprinkled with plenty of “jazz hands."

In this lively episode of C'hai Daddy, Lilia, her sister Michelle, and their always entertaining dad Isaak dive into the juicy topic of what makes a great husband or wife. With a mix of humor and heartfelt chats, they dissect a list of ideal partner qualities. Personal marriage stories are shared, revealing how they navigate communication, shared interests, and the need for personal space. The conversation gets spicy with religious and cultural expectations around marriage, showcasing generational differences. They wrap up with their top three qualities for a perfect partner, blending seasoned wisdom with fresh perspectives. Tune in for a fun, unfiltered family therapy session!

In the debut episode of C'hai Daddy, sisters Lilia and Michelleintroduce themselves and their unfiltered dad, sharing the chaotic and amusing dynamics of their family. They kick off with a fun game quizzing their dad about who is most likely to do various activities, revealing glimpses into their personalities. The episode weaves through their dad's candid reflections on moving from the USSR to the USA, adapting to a new life, and his unique parenting experiences. The lively conversation is filled with humor, surprisingrevelations, and heartfelt moments, setting the stage for a series filled with more unscripted family anecdotes.