Frieda Vizel left her ultra-orthodox lifestyle in a crisis of faith at 25 but instead of cutting ties she became a tour guide to the world of New York’s ultra-Orthodox Jews. Vizel gives sold-out tours of Williamsburg, Brooklyn focused on culture and food. (AP video: Joseph B. Frederick)
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A tour guide of Ultra Orthodox Jewish culture in NYC dishes up a side of insider knowledge

Frieda Vizel left her ultra-orthodox lifestyle in a crisis of faith at 25 but instead of cutting ties she became a tour guide to the world of New York’s ultra-Orthodox Jews. Vizel gives sold-out tours of Williamsburg, Brooklyn focused on culture and food. (AP video: Joseph B. Frederick)
 
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