This Is Why I NEVER Want To Sing For MEN Again
Chabad.org
In this podcast episode, a female singer shares her personal journey and the reasons behind her decision to stop performing for male audiences. This discussion touches on core elements of Jewish tradition and gender roles, underscoring the cultural practice known as "Kol Isha." This term refers to the Orthodox prohibition against women singing in front of men, which often stems from modesty concerns. The conversation explores how these religious guidelines intersect with modern identity and the personal impact on those wanting to balance faith with artistic expression.