Eden Harel Announces Surprise Podcast Collaboration
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News anchor Eden Harel announced her podcast "Conversations from Eden" will return soon in a new format following a hiatus. The show is entering a surprising collaboration with podcaster Ben Ben Baruch and his Mojo studios. Harel expressed excitement about the new partnership and the upcoming episodes, which will feature a "slightly different version" of the podcast.
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- Eden Harel's podcast "Conversations from Eden" is returning with a new format.
- The podcast will feature a surprising collaboration with podcaster Ben Ben Baruch.
- Harel announced the news on Instagram, expressing excitement for the partnership.
- The hiatus was partly due to a move between studios.
- This collaboration follows Harel's appearance on Ben Baruch's podcast in June 2025.
News anchor Eden Harel revealed on Wednesday that her podcast, "Conversations from Eden," which has been absent recently, will soon return in a new format. The hiatus was partly due to a move between studios. Harel announced a surprising collaboration with podcaster Ben Ben Baruch, stating she is "very excited" about the partnership and working with his team at Mojo.
In a video shared on her Instagram account, Harel addressed her tens of thousands of followers, inviting them to join the upcoming episodes in a "slightly different version." She expressed her joy about the new studio and the opportunity to work with Ben.
The collaboration follows a previous appearance by Harel on Ben Baruch's podcast in June 2025. Ben Baruch had then described her as "one of the most interesting women" he had met, with a "crazy life journey and so many life insights." Harel, in turn, praised him as one of the most interesting people in the industry, discussing his journey from the pandemic to establishing a successful podcast, his significant financial investment in his studio, and his decision not to take sponsors.
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