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Marc Grushcow and Phil Kretzmar are leading a Jewish Canadian protest against the Beijing Winter Olympics due to China's treatment of the Uyghurs, drawing a ...

In this engaging episode of Unorthodox, seasoned journalist Carl Bernstein shares insights from his memoir about his early career, while Jürgen Krauss, a non...

The Forward curated a list of the 150 greatest Jewish pop songs inspired by Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs but focusing on music that address...

The text discusses a podcast episode focusing on the attempt by certain figures associated with Laurel Canyon soft-rock hippie culture to suppress a prominen...

Charles McDew, a pioneering figure in the American civil rights movement, was notable for his role as the second chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinat...

In this episode, Ashley Waxman Bakshi, an Israeli social media influencer originally from Canada, discusses her transition from sharing beauty tips to advoca...

A tutorial on how to make customizable kasha knishes filled with potato, spinach, or broccoli, evoking feelings of nostalgia.

Rabbi Mordechai Lightstone, known for his role in the digital outreach of Chabad, discovered Yiddish newspapers used as insulation while renovating his 1920s...

This episode of Unorthodox reflects on the Texas synagogue hostage crisis, discussing its implications for Jewish safety and community anxiety, while also fe...

Steve Brand's documentary, "Kaddish," captures the complex relationship between Holocaust survivor Zoltan Klein and his son, Yossi Klein Halevi, exploring th...

In this podcast episode, the hosts pay tribute to Terry Teachout, a respected colleague and critic who recently passed away, sharing memories of his work. Th...

Leib Goldkorn, a fictional character created by Leslie Epstein, becomes infatuated with New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani. Epstein crafts an elaborate n...

Jack Kirby, a seminal figure in comic book artistry born Jacob Kurtzberg, created the Fourth World Saga in the early 1970s, which arguably stands as the most...

Rachel B. Gross discusses her book 'Beyond the Synagogue', exploring how nostalgia for mid-20th century Jewish traditions has become a form of religious prac...

The podcast explores how conservatives and ordinary Americans are pushing back against revolutionary forces attempting to change societal norms in the U.S. I...

In this episode of Unorthodox, Liz Lange shares stories of her family's rise and fall in "The Just Enough Family," shedding light on the complexities of weal...

Wilfred Reilly's article explores the expansion of the LGBT pride flag to include more identities and argues against the concept of shared oppression among m...

This episode features Rabbi Yehuda Sarna discussing his role as the Chief Rabbi in the UAE and how he fosters Jewish life in a Muslim-majority country follow...

Joshua Malina, renowned for his role on 'The West Wing,' is leveraging his profile to amplify Jewish voices and address issues like antisemitism and the Isra...

In this episode, Canadian journalist Mark Schatzker discusses the influence of modern food manufacturing on our eating habits and weight gain, as explored in...

In reflecting on television's evolution, writer Sybil Adelman Sage recalls stringent censorship during the era of "The New Dick Van Dyke Show." Despite socie...

In this episode, Dr. Sharon Cohen discusses the significance of aducanumab, a newly FDA-approved drug for Alzheimer's, which while promising, raises concerns...

The article examines the controversial stance of French political figure Eric Zemmour, particularly regarding his views on Jewish identity, assimilation, and...

Betty White, who passed away at 99, was a beloved American actress whose century-long career intersected with significant Jewish historical events, though sh...

This episode of "Call Me Back" explores the significant global demographic trends, highlighting the swift decline in fertility rates and its implications. No...

In a podcast episode, the hosts reflect on the notable culture wars of 2021, following a break from political topics. The discussion likely covers various cu...

As 2022 is approaching, Yonit and Jonathan discuss their concerns and hopes for the upcoming year, anticipating more challenges than successes. Despite their...

While the podcast hosts did not select any specific content from 2021 as the best holiday fare, they offer timeless seasonal recommendations for listeners to...

Unorthodox's 300th episode, hosted by Simon Doonan, celebrates the podcast's impactful moments from its six-year run, reflecting on the hosts' personal growt...

"Under The Radar" is a book that highlights 30 Canadian artists who are Jewish, challenging the notion that their Jewish identity may not always be immediate...

In a podcast episode about movies from 2021, the hosts share their favorite films of the year and explain why they found them compelling, visually appealing,...

The episode delves into China's evolving geopolitical strategy, including its stringent pandemic measures and economic maneuvers to decouple from Western eco...

In a recent podcast episode, the hosts share their favorite books from 2021, discussing both newly published works and older titles they enjoyed during the y...

The Forward has shifted from its traditional annual "Forward 50" list to a more concise "Forward Shortlist," spotlighting seven American Jews who captured at...

Maulana Karenga, the creator of Kwanzaa, offered significant support and advice to a group of Black Jews in the early 1990s, assisting in the formation of th...

During the Christmas season, while many are unable to visit theaters due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns, staying in and streaming movies remains an ideal alter...

In a recent podcast discussion, the focus was on President Joe Biden's recent speech about the Omicron variant, criticizing it for lacking reassurance to the...

The podcast episode encapsulates a transformative year in Israeli politics marked by the end of Netanyahu's era, the unlikely formation of a diverse new gove...

The episode explores the lives of Canadian "lone soldiers" serving in the Israel Defense Forces, examining the motivations behind their service and the chall...

Henry Orenstein, a remarkable figure of Jewish resilience and innovation, died at the age of 98. Born in Poland, he survived the Holocaust through a daring i...

The controversy surrounding a children's book titled "Amazing Women of the Middle East" which omitted the mention of Israel, labeling it as Palestine, led to...

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss a cream cheese shortage and its surprising causes, followed by discussions with Dorothy Kalins on her cookbo...

Steven Spielberg's film "Jaws," released in 1975, became a groundbreaking phenomenon, altering pop culture and film history. Despite formidable production ch...

Steven Spielberg's early career breakthrough can be partly attributed to his work on the detective TV series "Columbo." At just 24, Spielberg directed the ep...

The podcast discusses Jussie Smollett's attempt to manipulate the criminal justice system and how it reflects a crisis in the liberal perspective on crime. I...

This episode of Bonjour Chai delves into the controversy of non-Jewish actors playing Jewish characters in media, primarily using Mrs. Maisel as a case study...

This Unorthodox episode explores the recent cultural controversies involving Jews, including a critique of Hollywood's continued employment of Mel Gibson by ...

In this episode, Ruth Wisse discusses her latest memoir, "Free as a Jew," reflecting on her life in Jewish academia and her critical views on contemporary Je...

The Kwanzakkah celebration organized by the Black Jewish Liberation Collective (BJLC) offers a space for embracing dual identities by combining the festiviti...

Michael Toledano, a Canadian Jewish journalist, discusses his arrest while documenting the Wet'suwet'en First Nation's land defense and draws parallels betwe...