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Unorthodox · 26 Jan 2017

In this episode of Unorthodox, actor David Duchovny discusses his novel 'Bucky F*cking Dent' and his experience on The X-Files while offering insights into cultural memes and his unfinished Yale Ph. D. on magic and technology in literature.

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The Truth is Out There: Ep. 75

Unorthodox · 26 Jan 2017

Actor David Duchovny talks about his novel "Bucky F*cking Dent," shares insights on his X-Files character Mulder's take on James Comey, and mentions his unpublished Yale Ph. D. thesis.

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Raise a Glass to Freedom — and ‘Hamilton’ Star Daveed Diggs’ Birthday

Forward · 25 Jan 2017

Today may bring troubling news, but amidst it all, let's celebrate the 35th birthday of Daveed Diggs, star of "Hamilton" and a prominent figure in the Jewish community.

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Here’s Looking at You, Kinder: Ep. 73

Unorthodox · 12 Jan 2017

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss various topics with Jewish guest Lynn Harris, founder of Comedy GOLD, which empowers girls and women through comedy, and Gentile of the Week Robert Wright, a former Southern Baptist who now practices Buddhism.

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6 Israeli TV shows to Binge-Watch Now

noah in Forward · 7 Jan 2017

Israeli TV shows have become increasingly popular for binge-watching, offering a range of genres from suspenseful dramas to comedic series.

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Waiting for Moshe Right

Sarah Rindner in Jewish Review of Books · 4 Jan 2017

"Waiting for Moshe Right" discusses the portrayal of Modern Orthodox Jewish singles in the web series "Soon by You," highlighting the challenges and humor in the world of Orthodox dating in 21st century Manhattan.

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Ferris Bueller and the Chamber of Secrets: Ep. 70

Unorthodox · 15 Dec 2016

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss Israeli Burger King's new SufganiKing, a hamburger in a jelly donut, and interview authors exploring cultural influences in unexpected contexts.

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EXCLUSIVE: Paul Newman’s Lost Masterpiece — And How We Rediscovered It

Forward · 21 Nov 2016

Paul Newman's previously unknown film, based on Anton Chekhov's play "On the Harmfulness of Tobacco," which he directed and starred lesser-known actor Michael Strong, has resurfaced after over 50 years.

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‘None Shall Escape,’ Hollywood’s First Holocaust Film, Was All But Unknown for 70 Years. Now It’s Been Rediscovered.

Thomas Doherty in Tablet · 1 Nov 2016

"None Shall Escape" is a groundbreaking but largely forgotten Hollywood film from 1943 that envisioned the Holocaust before it was widely known.

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Guilt Trip: Ep. 61

Unorthodox · 13 Oct 2016

In episode 61 of Unorthodox, the hosts celebrate Yiddish culture with guest Gitl Schaechter Viswanath, co-author of the Comprehensive English-Yiddish Dictionary, which modernizes the language with new terms like 'sexting.'

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Sorry Not Sorry: Ep. 60

Unorthodox · 6 Oct 2016

In episode 60 of Unorthodox, the focus is on apologies as Yom Kippur approaches.

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Gene Wilder Dead at 83; The Comedic Icon Once Said, ‘Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You’

Abigail Pogrebin in Tablet · 29 Aug 2016

In a chapter from Abigail Pogrebin's "Stars of David" book, the late comedic icon Gene Wilder reflected on his life and Jewish identity.

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‘Parks and Rec’ Star Ben Schwartz Totally Confirms ‘Stranger Things’ Theory

Forward · 25 Aug 2016

Ben Schwartz confirmed a fan theory that suggested his character Jean-Ralphio from Parks and Recreation is the son of Steve Harrington from Stranger Things during an episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden.

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Happy Trails: Ep. 52

Unorthodox · 4 Aug 2016

In this episode of Unorthodox, the podcast marks its one-year anniversary while discussing a variety of intriguing topics including sports, politics, and film.

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Rock N’ Roll All Night: Ep. 48

Unorthodox · 7 Jul 2016

Writer and illustrator Christopher Noxon discusses his preference for the term "domestic first responder" over "house husband" and shares details about the ritual bloodletting involved in his conversion to Judaism.

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Amy Poehler and Natasha Lyonne Adapting Hit Israeli Film ‘Zero Motivation’ for American Television

Jesse Bernstein in Tablet · 5 Jul 2016

Comedians Amy Poehler and Natasha Lyonne are adapting the hit Israeli film "Zero Motivation," which satirizes life in the IDF, for American television on BBC America.

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Hello, Gorgeous: Ep. 47

Unorthodox · 30 Jun 2016

In episode 47 of Unorthodox, topics include connections at Kappa, challenges faced by dogs in Iran, and an original song by Jim Knable.

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Hello, Gorgeous: Ep. 47

Unorthodox · 30 Jun 2016

This episode features an engaging conversation with Rebecca Schiff about her debut short story collection, and an interview with Mo Rocca, who shares his experiences from show business and his perspective on Jewish culture.

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Nuclear Family

Shai Secunda in Jewish Review of Books · 23 Jun 2016

In the Israeli TV series "Shtisel," set in a haredi community in Jerusalem, the show explores the dynamics of a complex and intense Jewish family, including Akiva and his father Reb Shulem, along with various relatives.

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A New Movie About Bob Kaufman, a Jewish African-American Street Poet Shrouded in Myth

Jake Marmer in Tablet · 21 Jun 2016

"And When I Die, I Won't Stay Dead" is a new documentary that sheds light on the life and work of Bob Kaufman, a Jewish African-American street poet who remains shrouded in mystery.

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Seth Rogen’s New TV Show Is Violent, Fun, and Theologically Profound

Liel Leibovitz in Tablet · 27 May 2016

"Preacher," a TV show created by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Sam Catlin, based on a popular comic book series, combines outrageous fun with deep theological themes.

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The "E Unibus Pluram?" Edition

Promised Podcast · 12 May 2016

In this discussion, the participants explore three main topics.

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Free Agents Ep. 39

Unorthodox · 28 Apr 2016

This episode of Unorthodox features a discussion on the depiction of Birthright in the TV show Broad City and a conversation with literary agent Betsy Lerner about her book, 'The Bridge Ladies'.

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Almost Home

Sara Ivry in Tablet · 14 Apr 2016

In the text, Abbi and Ilana from the show "Broad City" embark on a Birthright trip to Israel called Birthmark.

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It's a Bard, It's a Plane Ep. 36

Unorthodox · 7 Apr 2016

In episode 36 of "Unorthodox," the hosts interview writer Jillian Keenan about her book "Sex with Shakespeare," which explores her interests in BDSM and Shakespeare, discussing her connection to Caliban from The Tempest.

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