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OneTable, a non-profit organization, aims to alleviate millennial loneliness by encouraging the practice of Shabbat dinners, offering resources like an "Ever...

This episode of Unorthodox features an interview with author Andre Aciman, discussing his Jewish heritage and the impact of his novel 'Call Me By Your Name,'...

This episode of Unorthodox features author Andre Aciman, known for his novel "Call Me By Your Name," discussing his life story and experiences, including lea...

In 1974, Steven Spielberg faced numerous challenges while filming "Jaws" on Martha's Vineyard, but another mystery from that summer has stirred interest due ...

As Robert Redford retires from acting, we look back at his significant moments connected to Jewish culture in American cinema, despite not being Jewish himse...

Evan Gottesman speaks with Tania Hary about the complex history and current realities of restrictions on movement and access in Gaza since the 2005 Israeli d...

This episode of Unorthodox explores the cultural impact of 'Fiddler on the Roof,' focusing on a new Yiddish production in New York City. The hosts interview ...

The article discusses the academic achievements of Asian-American students at schools like Harvard, attributing their success to their work ethic and dedicat...

The text discusses the joy of cooking and eating rhubarb during summer, particularly focusing on a rhubarb tart popular in Jewish homes in France and Alsace....

Mike Reiss, a longtime writer for The Simpsons, shares insights into his humor, experiences, and career in a new memoir. Raised in a largely non-Jewish town,...

The text briefly mentions Cardi B being seen as a feminist. It also encourages supporting Jewish journalism that is characterized as sane, honest, and unflin...

In episode 144 of The JAP ShowLive, a discussion was held at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan about the Jewish American Princess (JAP) stereotype, featurin...

In this lively episode recorded live at the JCC Manhattan, Mark Oppenheimer, Stephanie Butnick, and Liel Leibowitz explore the controversial "Jewish American...

Arthur Rubinoff, a fourth-generation barber and Jewish immigrant from Uzbekistan, has transformed a 670-square-foot storefront on the Upper West Side into th...

The episode delves into the implications of Israel's nation-state law, discussing its impact on the balance between Israel’s identity as a Jewish and democra...

In this engaging episode of Unorthodox, the hosts dive into the unique outreach efforts of Chabad in New York City, including on-the-street interactions to e...

In episode 143 of "The One With the Mitzvah Tank," the hosts explore encounters with Chabad Hasidic men in Manhattan who ask strangers if they are Jewish and...

The Tuacahn Center in Utah is staging a grand live musical production of "The Prince of Egypt," an adaptation of the Exodus story initially popularized by th...

The writer reflects on how discovering the Jewish background of comic creators such as Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Stan Lee helped him embrace his heritag...

Episode 142 of "Jews Across America" discusses the diverse Jewish experiences in various American regions. Topics include the history of Jews in the South, a...

This episode honors July 4th by exploring the diverse tapestry of American Jewish life, extending beyond traditional urban centers like New York. It features...

Shaina Taub, a Jewish lyricist known for her work in theater, has been selected to write lyrics for the Broadway musical adaptation of "The Devil Wears Prada...

This article discusses the concept of a July 4th seder, an adaptation of the traditional Passover seder to celebrate American Independence Day. Inspired by b...

Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the renowned Jewish sex therapist, advocates for taking a break from the overwhelming barrage of negative news to focus on intimate conn...

In the podcast episode "The Put Away for Take Away? Edition," Haaretz's Charlotte Halle, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Noah Efron discuss three main topics of s...

This episode of Unorthodox features three special guests: Jonathan Ornstein, executive director of JCC Krakow; Gabi Birkner and Rebecca Soffer of Modern Loss...

This episode of Unorthodox explores the resurgence of Jewish life in Krakow with Jonathan Ornstein, director of the JCC Krakow, amidst Poland's complex histo...

The episode of WhyWhyWhy! focuses on the theme of "Talkin' 'bout a Revolution" with stories by various speakers. The upcoming live event on July 23rd will ce...

The episode of WhyWhyWhy! titled "Talkin' 'bout a Revolution" features stories by various speakers on this theme such as Judah Ari Gross and Margot Saffer. T...

Tablet has partnered with Artisan to release a series of books, including "The 100 Most Jewish Foods" featuring recipes, "The Unorthodox Haggadah" edited by ...

The text discusses the intersection of pregnancy, social media, and superstition within a Syrian-Egyptian Jewish community in Brooklyn. The author reflects o...

The episode of Unorthodox featured a discussion with food historian Michael Twitty, who won James Beard Awards for his book on African American culinary hist...

This Unorthodox episode delves into the intersections of food culture and identity, featuring Michael Twitty, an award-winning author who explores African Am...

The text explores the author's encounters with the divine, often through psychedelic experiences, questioning the relationship between man and God in Judaism...

Israeli and Middle Eastern cuisine is gaining popularity in Los Angeles, with restaurants like Bavel leading the trend by offering creative dishes inspired b...

In this reflection, the author discusses his experience working for a Jewish organization and delves into the sociological theories of Peter Berger, particul...

Stanley Kubrick, a Jewish director from New York, infused his films with Jewish themes and sensibilities despite a facade of seeming Gentile. He explored Hol...

During the Holocaust in the Vilna Ghetto, Jewish inmates faced intense scrutiny at the ghetto gate, with some risking their lives to smuggle various contraba...

Israel Zangwill's play "The Melting Pot" presented America as a melting pot where immigrants of various backgrounds come together and assimilate, celebrated ...

The author reflects on the sentimental value of kasha varnishkes, a traditional Jewish dish, and the idea of wearing food-themed jewelry in honor of cherishe...

In this episode of Unorthodox, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz discusses his role in fostering inclusivity for trans and queer Jews within Orthodox Judaism, while Matth...

In his controversial commencement speech at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Los Angeles, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Michael Cha...

Lily Cohen's unexpected journey to connect with her Jewish identity took place in Fairbanks, Alaska, where she moved for a climate change job. In this remote...

The article discusses the challenges faced by young Jewish individuals within the Orthodox community in navigating the shidduch system, highlighting the stru...

Rachel Scheinerman's article provides a concise overview of three scholarly essays in Jewish Studies. Meir Bar-Ilan challenges the conventional belief that I...

In episode 138 of People of the Book, Israeli-born writer Ruby Namdar discusses his novel "The Ruined House," exploring themes of madness through the charact...

In this episode, the hosts introduce the podcast's first book club discussion featuring Israeli-born writer Ruby Namdar and his acclaimed book, "The Ruined H...

Kate Spade, the iconic designer known for her chic and colorful handbags, passed away at 55 in an apparent suicide, leaving a profound impact on those who gr...

This episode of Unorthodox features a discussion about the literary legacy and complex Jewish identity of the late Philip Roth, exploring his influence on bo...

The exploration of Israel's lesser-seen side through the lens of eleven photographers, including Ruth Oratz, reveals the vibrant yet complex lives of margina...