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In this episode of "Unorthodox," Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks discusses his latest book, emphasizing the importance of building a moral society and the relevanc...

This reflective piece explores the lingering nostalgia and hidden traumas of mid-20th century modernism, as seen through the author's childhood in Chicago an...

The Republican National Convention's final night featured moving speakers and compelling themes, but was overshadowed by Donald Trump's underwhelming accepta...

In this article from Tablet, Armin Rosen and Jeff Weiss engage in a discussion that connects the Talmud's enduring influence with the cultural impact of hip-...

Douglas Emhoff, married to Kamala Harris, the 2020 Democratic vice-presidential candidate, is poised to become the first Second Gentleman in American history...

Bill King, a talented musician known for his keyboard skills and big heart, is featured on an episode of Not That Kind of Rabbi. The episode highlights his m...

Kamala Harris, the U.S. Vice President and wife of Jewish attorney Douglas Emhoff, has a Yiddish nickname, "Momala," affectionately given by her step-childre...

Hannah Goldfield, a food critic for The New Yorker, has adapted to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic by shifting the focus of her reviews. With l...

In this episode of Israel Policy Pod, hosts Evan Gottesman and Eli Kowaz delve into the explosion in Beirut and the subsequent controversy around displaying ...

In the discussion of "The Neo-Neo-Conservative Moment," amidst America's increasing civil disorder, it explores how individuals concerned with urban violence...

Ruth Glosser, the grandmother of senior Trump adviser Stephen Miller, passed away on July 4, 2020, with her death certificate citing respiratory arrest due t...

This episode of Unorthodox features tennis star Noah Rubin discussing his Jewish upbringing and mental health advocacy in tennis, as well as academic Jenny C...

Christopher Haugh and Jordan Blashek, two law school friends with differing political views, wrote "Union: a Democrat, a Republican, and a Search for Common ...

The text discusses the lack of overwhelming hospitalization rates or rising mortality figures despite increasing COVID case rates. It also addresses Donald T...

A new wave of public intellectuals, including John McWhorter, Thomas Chatterton Williams, Kmele Foster, and others, are challenging the dominant narrative of...

Bob Dylan's latest album, "Rough and Rowdy Ways," is hailed by Anthony DeCurtis as Dylan's best since his 1975 masterpiece, "Blood on the Tracks." The discus...

Len Berk, a longtime employee at Zabar's famous lox counter, humorously documents the diverse personalities he encounters in his day-to-day life at the store...

The podcast discusses the criticism faced by a letter in Harper's Magazine that defended free expression, highlighting the irony of prominent liberals and le...

In this piece, PJ Grisar critiques former President Donald Trump’s proposed "National Garden of American Heroes," highlighting its contentious selection of h...

The text mentions Hawksley Workman's unexpected talent for tiling a kitchen floor, highlighting a personal encounter with him that left a positive impression...

Anne Cohen's article presents four historical intersections between Jewish history and the American Independence Day. She highlights figures such as Francis ...

This episode of Unorthodox delves into the significant Jewish involvement in the American psychedelic movement of the 1950s and 60s, exploring the spiritual ...

Evan Gottesman and Eli Kowaz discuss with Yaya Fink the urgent need for a more democratic Israel and his organization Darkenu's civil society campaign agains...

The resurgence of COVID-19 infections in the United States has prompted states to retract their reopening plans, causing concern among the hosts of the COMME...

Carl Reiner, a legendary figure in American comedy, passed away at 98, leaving behind a legacy that spanned over five decades. A pioneering force in televisi...

Sybil Adelman Sage reflects on her fulfilling experience working as Carl Reiner's secretary, highlighting his genuine kindness and mentorship that transcende...

The Last of Us Part II, a recently released hit survival horror video game, features a notable Jewish character named Dina. Co-director Neil Druckmann confir...

The Keti Koti Table, an interracial reconciliation celebration, draws inspiration from the Jewish Passover Seder to commemorate the abolition of Dutch slaver...

Amid rising COVID-19 cases, concerns arise regarding media's political narratives clouding pandemic data. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's support falters from the ...

This episode of Israel Policy Pod features a panel discussion on podcasting about Israel with insights from hosts and creators, including Mishy Harman from I...

The article explores the unique environment of Jewish summer camps as spaces that historically aimed to cultivate Jewish identity and provide an Americanized...

In this podcast episode, Allison Kaplan Sommer, Noah Efron, and Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida cover various significant topics including a documentary about the succes...

This episode of Unorthodox presents a selection of summer reading recommendations through conversations with three authors. Sarah Abrevaya Stein discusses he...

Bruce Springsteen recognizes the significant contributions of Jewish songwriter Abel Meeropol, particularly highlighting his tracks "Strange Fruit" and "The ...

Caroline Calloway recently discussed her post of an antisemitic meme and attributed her desensitization to anti-Semitic imagery to her upbringing with childr...

Yogi Shivendra Kumar leads a retreat in Goa aiming to explore the true essence of Yoga beyond physical postures, focusing on the Vedas, Ayurveda, and the sym...

This episode of Unorthodox dives deeply into the racial justice conversations following the murder of George Floyd, exploring Jewish perspectives on responsi...

Len Berk's exploration of smoked fish highlights its cultural significance within Jewish communities, particularly in New York. The ritual consumption of lox...

The article discusses former President Barack Obama's renewed influence within the Democratic Party amidst various crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic and p...

In a casual discussion between Toronto Mike and a producer on the podcast "Not That Kind of Rabbi," the producer playfully goes "spiritually rogue" and chall...

The text discusses the current state of America, calling it backward, dysfunctional, and anti-intellectual, pointing out issues such as political incompetenc...

The text discusses the recent civil unrest in the nation, highlighting the experiences of Christine Rosen, a podcast host affected by the violence. It delves...

The COMMENTARY podcast discusses current challenges to the established order, focusing on China's bold actions internationally and domestic unrest following ...

The podcast explores how online arguments on the internet lead individuals to invest significantly in the outcomes, regardless of the stakes involved, result...

Food writer Rob Eshman offers a modern twist on traditional cheese blintzes with his recipe featuring ricotta cheese, Meyer lemon zest, and sour cream. Origi...

Amid the pervasive focus on the pandemic in the media, there is a growing interest among news consumers for diversions from the crisis. Topics such as Trump'...

PJ Grisar humorously explores the Jewish identity of various Muppet characters, inspired by a Twitter conversation initiated by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg. Grisa...

Matthew Weiner, creator of 'Mad Men,' discusses the resurgence of interest in the series and its exploration of Jewish identity in 1960s America, reflecting ...

Talya Zax's essay provides an intimate portrait of the lesser-known aspects of Philip Roth's life through the lens of his friendship with Russ Murdock, the c...

Billy Joel's repeated choice to perform his 1976 song "Miami 2017" during New York benefit concerts, especially amidst crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and ...