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The article discusses potential shifts in perceptions of British monarchs due to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, alongside the eternal tradition of British B...

The article explores the trend of giving Jewish-themed names to pets, a practice that resonates with many Jewish pet owners as a reflection of their cultural...

In this episode of Unorthodox, Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer discusses her roles in "Losing Alice" and "Shtisel", while Father James Martin shares insights on...

Adrean Farrugia showcases his musical prowess and spiritual connection through jazz, emphasizing the transcendent and uplifting nature of his music. His perf...

Evan Gottesman interviews director Maya Zinshtein and producer Abie Troen about their documentary, 'Til Kingdom Come, which explores the complex relationship...

The podcast discusses whether Bernie Sanders could have been as left-wing as Joe Biden as president and questions the dynamic of liberals creating culture wa...

CNN's Jake Tapper, known for his probing interviews and balancing act across political divides, integrates his Jewish heritage into his role as a prominent n...

Keith Thomas's horror film, "The Vigil," takes inspiration from Jewish tradition and unfolds in the Hasidic community of Boro Park. The film features Yakov R...

In a recent podcast, there is optimism and relief regarding progress on vaccines, contrasting with ongoing troubles faced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Additionally,...

In the trailer for the Bonjour Chai podcast, hosts Avi Finegold, Melissa Lantsman, and Ilana Zackon introduce their show, which is aimed at Canadian Jews. Th...

This episode of Unorthodox dives deep into the story and cultural significance of Purim, highlighting its complex characters such as Vashti and Esther. The h...

The podcast delves into a recent incident within the journalism world where a Slate staffer was fired for considering a woke action beforehand. The discussio...

In this episode of Unorthodox, actress Jackie Tohn discusses her Netflix cooking competition show 'Best Leftovers Ever!' and her Jewish roots, while linguist...

Leona, set in Mexico City, explores the turmoil of a young Syrian-Jewish muralist, Ariella, who falls in love with a non-Jewish Mexican, prompting a crisis w...

Author Andr Aciman discusses his literary influences and perspectives on culture in an interview with Irene Katz Connelly. Aciman, known for his novel "Call ...

In an exploration of cultural identity through food, Irene Katz Connelly examines Jenis Splendid Ice Cream's Everything Bagel flavor—an unusual dessert featu...

The traditional Jewish matchmaker role, embodied by Fiddler on the Roof's Yente, has evolved into communal crowdsourced matchmaking in the digital age, parti...

This episode of Unorthodox features excerpts from two new podcasts, "Take One" by Liel Leibovitz and "Anxiously" by Aimee Friedman and Lisa Sandell. The epis...

The preservation of endangered Jewish languages, such as Ladino and Judeo-Arabic, is increasingly critical as native speakers pass away, often due to events ...

The podcast crew discusses the lackluster commercials at a recent Super Bowl and questions if we can still find enjoyment amidst ongoing public health restri...

This episode of Unorthodox features conversations with actor Ed Asner and author Cambria Gordon, exploring themes from Torah rescue during WWII and secret Je...

Jewish pirates historically roamed the seas, particularly in the Caribbean, from the 17th to 19th centuries. Many were descendants of Jews who fled Spain dur...

The Menschwarmers return after a ten-month hiatus, featuring Jody Avirgan, and delve into a wide array of topics including the revival of The Canadian Jewish...

The COMMENTARY Podcast discusses the political and cultural significance of the Gamestop stock phenomenon, highlighting the unusual events surrounding its su...

Shababnikim, an Israeli hit TV show about four Haredi men navigating the complexities of their socio-religious lives, has been released in the U.S. as The Ne...

Walter Bernstein, the renowned American Jewish screenwriter, lived a life marked by a strategic approach to his battles, notably during the Hollywood Blackli...

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss a New York Times columnist's assertion of feeling emotionally trapped since the 2016 election and explore ways to ...

This episode, recorded live from Beth Sholom Congregation, features an engaging conversation with Jamie and Brian Stelter about their experiences broadcastin...

An exploration of U.S. presidential inauguration speeches through the lens of Jewish references reveals a rich tapestry of religious and cultural allusions. ...

In one of his final executive orders, President Donald Trump initiated the creation of a National Garden of American Heroes, which included several Jewish fi...

Neal Kirby, son of Captain America co-creator Jack Kirby, denounced the use of Captain America's iconography by Capitol insurrectionists supporting Donald Tr...

This episode explores the anti-Semitic roots of conspiracy theories, with a focus on the QAnon phenomenon, through an insightful discussion with researcher M...

In a show of New York pride and perhaps a touch of humor, Rep. Jerry Nadler arrived at the Capitol for the debate on President Trump's second impeachment car...

Mira Fox reflects on how the television quiz show "Jeopardy!" became intertwined with her family's traditions, serving as a bonding activity across generatio...

Isaac Bashevis Singer's early life in the shtetl of Bigoraj shaped his literary legacy, drawing from its rich Jewish community for inspiration. Despite his b...

In this episode, Unorthodox delves into the struggles artists face today in an era dominated by big tech with William Deresiewicz, author of "The Death of th...

Carla Collins, a multi-talented comedian, writer, dancer, and yogi, discusses the importance of humor, deep breathing, and meditation on the podcast "Not Tha...

The 1975 film "Hester Street," directed by Joan Micklin Silver, holds significant cultural and historical value as it portrays Jewish immigrants in New York ...

The article by PJ Grisar discusses Donald Trump's limited use of Yiddish, particularly focusing on his preference for vulgar and phallocentric terms such as ...

The podcast discusses current events at the beginning of 2021, including Trump's controversial phone call, Cuomo's handling of COVID-19, and the prevalence o...

This episode of Unorthodox delves into the juxtaposition of Christmas and the Jewish fast day Asara B'Tevet, featuring interviews with writer Merrill Markoe ...

In a discussion series pondering if New York City is declining, the focus of this episode is on Broadway, which halted its live theater performances on March...

Eli Lake discusses his essay "Guilty and Framed" on a podcast, addressing the issue of so-called COVID fundamentalists and questioning why certain doctors an...

Musa Hadid, the mayor of Ramallah, is depicted in David Osit's documentary "Mayor," which captures the daily challenges of managing a Palestinian city under ...

Benjamin Netanyahu's participation in a music video for Hanukkah, performing a duet with Israeli pop star Eden Ben Zakan, raises eyebrows as it mixes politic...

Hallmark's attempt at creating Hanukkah-themed movies reveals a complex relationship between Jewish and Christian holiday narratives. The movies like "Double...

This episode is a festive exploration of Hanukkah culture, including Jewish contributions to Christmas music and the perennial debate over holiday pronunciat...

Andrew Ferguson discusses the impact of lockdown culture on small businesses, the claims of the election being "stolen" from Donald Trump, and why the story ...

Henry Greenspan explores how Holocaust imagery entered the American imagination during the economic collapses of the 1970s and 1980s. In particular, he recou...

The podcast discusses the possibility of society dividing along vaccinated and non-vaccinated lines in the future, raising concerns about the implications of...