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Naomi Seidman, who left her ultra-Orthodox upbringing, discusses her new podcast, "Heretic in the House," which explores the true lives of people who have go...

The text discusses Nancy Pelosi's potential legacy as a savvy political operator or an obstacle to progressive initiatives. It also touches on the impact of ...

Malcolm Gladwell, a prominent figure known for his in-depth explorations of human behavior and historical events, joins the hosts of Unholy for a conversatio...

On President Joe Biden's 80th birthday, several Jewish contemporaries offer their life advice and insights. Tom Freudenheim, an 85-year-old retired museum ad...

This episode discusses the challenges in understanding Jewish history, particularly focusing on the role of Jewish historians. It notes that early Jewish his...

Author Dara Horn discusses the persistence of antisemitism and critiques traditional approaches such as Holocaust museums and education, advocating instead f...

In this episode of Unorthodox, actor Eric Ladin shares insights from his Jewish upbringing, and interfaith leader Eboo Patel discusses the intricacies of int...

The article reflects on comedian Ari Shaffir’s controversial stand-up special "Jew," comparing it to Dave Chappelle's recent monologue on "Saturday Night Liv...

In Israel, Thanksgiving poses unique challenges for American expatriates who wish to celebrate the holiday traditionally. Despite turkey being a common meat ...

The Berlin Holocaust Memorial, an artistic monument to victims of Nazi atrocities, has unexpectedly become a backdrop for Tinder profile pictures and social ...

In this episode, Dr. Kevin Schwartz discusses the severe health crisis facing Canadian children amid a surge in cases of RSV, flu, and COVID-19, with hospita...

NBA player Kyrie Irving found himself in controversy for sharing a link to the antisemitic film "Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America." The film, which ...

Los Angeles-based reporter Louis Keene provides a detailed examination of "Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America," a film linked by NBA player Kyrie Irvi...

"Jewish History Nerds" is a podcast where hosts Yael and Schwab delve into lesser-known aspects of Jewish history, debunking the idea that history is boring....

Steven Spielberg's ambitious film, "The Fabelmans," borrows heavily from his own biography, blending personal history with cinematic homage to illustrate the...

With winter holidays approaching, the podcast delves into the phenomenon of Jewish romance novels, exploring their popularity among both Jewish and non-Jewis...

This episode of Unorthodox features feminist icon Letty Cottin Pogrebin, who discusses her Jewish identity and experiences within the feminist movement. The ...

Alexa Alfia, a participant on the reality TV show "Love is Blind," experienced significant antisemitic backlash due to her Jewish and Israeli identity, despi...

Eytan Peled, an Israeli singer-songwriter, discusses his journey from writing viral hits in Hebrew and English to incorporating Arabic into his music, with t...

Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor, has been criticized for leveraging Messianic Jewish symbols and rituals, such as shofars and ...

Ryan Turell made history by debuting as the first Orthodox Jewish player in the NBA G League with the Motor City Cruise, a minor-league team affiliated with ...

In this episode of The CJN Daily, Susie Shore Sauve discusses her volunteer initiative, From House to Home Ottawa, which furnishes homes for refugees in Cana...

Ryan Turell, a former star player at Yeshiva University and now a professional basketball player for the NBA G League's Motor City Cruise, will face his firs...

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts interview three guests addressing diverse topics impacting Jewish communities. Eric Fingerhut, President of Jewish F...

In the wake of the 2022 Israeli election, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi discuss the implications of the right-wing electoral victory led by Netanyah...

This episode of The CJN Daily covers the end of El Al's direct flights from Canada to Israel, with personal stories from passengers and reflections on the im...

In this Halloween-themed episode of Unorthodox, Liel considers how Jews can engage with Halloween by analyzing horror films and their connections to Jewish v...

The article explores the fascinating convergence of swamp monsters in 1971 comics, drawing parallels to Jewish lore by comparing these creatures to the Golem...

In this episode of Unorthodox, Phil Rosenthal discusses the latest season of his food travel show, Somebody Feed Phil, including a tribute to his parents and...

Lena Glikson, a prominent Jewish music editor, shares her remarkable journey from Russia to Hollywood, highlighting her role in the Emmy-winning series "Stra...

Leonard Cohen's song "You Want It Darker" has emerged as a powerful anthem for unsettling times, resonating in various media for its dark, introspective tone...

Arthur Miller's complex relationship with his Jewish identity and personal life intricately influenced his acclaimed body of work, as explored in John Lahr's...

Ariel Elias, a Jewish comedian known for a viral incident involving a beer can thrown by hecklers at a New Jersey club, made her television debut on "Jimmy K...

Yona Eichenbaum reflects on the profound connection she maintains with her late mother-in-law, Rachel, through cherished household items like Farberware pots...

Bob Dylan's latest book, "The Philosophy of Modern Song," delves into the essence of songwriting through rich narrative and philosophical exploration. Critic...

Mohammad Darawshe discusses the crucial role of Arab-Israeli voters in the upcoming Israeli election, highlighting their potential to affect the outcome betw...

Former President Barack Obama has resurfaced to criticize Democrats for being pessimistic as they face challenges, but he is also seen as a factor in the par...

This episode of Unorthodox features an engaging mix of Jewish and cultural stories, including insights from Michael Aloni on his new film 'Plan A' and Mordec...

Kanye West, now known as Ye, has drawn significant criticism for his recent antisemitic statements on social media and during an interview with Tucker Carlso...

The Lower East Side's Jarmulowsky Bank building has been transformed into Nine Orchard, a luxurious hotel that contrasts sharply with the area's historical i...

This episode introduces 'The Franchise,' a new podcast series exploring the intertwining of Jewish culture and American sports, beginning with Sandy Koufax's...

Martin Rutte discusses his Project Heaven on Earth, which aims to apply the Jewish concept of tikkun olam beyond traditional religious settings, fostering gl...

This episode delves into the multifaceted cultural and historical significance of the etrog, a key element of the Sukkot holiday, through interviews with exp...

Todd Golden, recently appointed as the head coach of the University of Florida men's basketball team, is revitalizing Gators basketball by embracing his Jewi...

This episode explores how technology, such as QR codes on tombstones, is transforming Jewish funeral traditions, as well as the growing trend of green burial...

Tom Stoppard's play "Leopoldstadt" explores themes of assimilation, Jewish identity, and cultural alienation through the story of a Jewish family in Vienna f...

The CJN Daily episode delves into the story of "Tracking the Ten," a docuseries recounting the journey of ten Jewish boys who celebrated their b'nai mitzvah ...

Maggie Haberman's new book "Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America" provides a candid look into Donald Trump's presidency, re...

In this episode, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik discusses the complex meaning and history of the Kol Nidrei prayer, which is often misunderstood and misrepresented. ...

While Sandy Koufax has been celebrated for refusing to pitch on Yom Kippur during the 1965 World Series, former Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman also upheld Jewish ...