Welcome to tzuzamen.club with your hosts Tzipi and Tzili.
Don't worry, we're not here to give you another news outlet or reality show.
We’re just 2 curious and opinionated girlfriends who are eager to learn and
expand their horizons. Every week we converse with a different guest who
inspires us as we discuss a wide range of subjects. We’d like to invite you to
join us and look forward to seeing you.

Tzili Charney is a curator, costume designer, producer, and philanthropist. As a philanthropist, she is devoting all her efforts to improving the fields of education, conflict resolution, and peace. 

She upholds her late husband's, Leon Charney, position as Chairman of his real estate business at L.H. Charney Associates in New York, and continued his diplomatic legacy by founding the Charney Resolution Center in Israel in his honor. Tzili serves as Vice Chairman of the University of Haifa’s Board of Governors, where she and Leon founded the Marine Sciences School. In 2019, she established The Charney Forum for New Diplomacy with the University. She also supports the university’s Legal Clinics for Law and Social Change. Tzili created the ZAZ10TS gallery space, an artistic and culturally based initiative that employs the building’s façade, lobby interior, and immediate environment to bring art and culture to the building’s community, visitors, and passersby. 

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Tzipi Trope is a writer, director and producer. She has her own company, Maya Films Ltd. She writes, directs and produces documentaries and feature films. Among her documentaries includes “Nava’s Hair Salon”, “Close and Far Away”, “Looking for The Lost Voice” and “Café Europa”.

Tzipi Trope's feature films include: “Tell Me That You Love Me” (HBO), “Tel Aviv Berlin”, “Chronicle of Love”, “Six Million Pieces” (nominated for Israeli Academy awards) and “My Dearest Enemy” (1st price Phoenix film festival 2020). Tzipi is an Associate Arts Professor at Tisch, Undergrad Film and TV and the Dramatic Writing Department.

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