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This episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast explores the unique journey of an individual connecting with Judaism through the metapho...

Jewish children's picture books have seen a resurgence, offering a diverse range of stories that celebrate Jewish traditions, resilience, and multicultural e...

The piece highlights an upcoming Zoom conversation featuring Palestinian-American Georgia State Representative Ruwa Romman and former Obama speechwriter Ben ...

A creative twist on traditional pizza, the Greek Salad Pizza recipe combines a crispy whole wheat tortilla with fresh ingredients like shredded lettuce, red ...

Chili Pizza offers a unique twist on traditional pizza by topping it with homemade chili and candied cowboy jalapeños, providing a zesty and hearty meal that...

Sharona introduces a uniquely flavorful deli flatbread recipe that combines layers of savory ingredients for a satisfying culinary experience. This dish feat...

Mizrahi Jews, originating from the Middle East and North Africa, are celebrated for their rich cultural heritage and profound impact on Jewish history and Is...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a media platform aimed at offering comprehensive insights into Judaism, Israel, and global Jewish life. Since Oct...

Jewish New Yorkers, numbering about a million, are often essentialized into a singular concern—safety—especially during political campaigns, which neglects t...

"Nobody Wants This," the Netflix series starring Adam Brody as Rabbi Noah Roklov, has been renewed for a third season, set to possibly premiere in Fall 2026....

Fran Drescher, known for her role in the 90s sitcom "The Nanny," recently shared a playful guide to Yiddish words on the show's social media platforms. Celeb...

The article critiques Mel Bochner's installation "The Joys of Yiddish" at Munich's Haus der Kunst, suggesting it diminishes the richness of the Yiddish langu...

Rabbi Jamie Field, initially inspired by similar reality shows, participated in Netflix's "Squid Game: The Challenge," bringing her Jewish values and rabbini...

In "My Nemesis," Cindy Scarr humorously recounts her experiences with ChatGPT, likening it to a persistent nemesis from middle school. While acknowledging it...

Rugmaking, one of the world's oldest crafts, continues to blend tradition with contemporary needs. In a detailed exploration, Cindy Scarr offers insights int...

Sheva brachos, the celebratory meals held in the week following a Jewish wedding, can be a logistical challenge for families with many nieces and nephews get...

The term "spiritually Israeli" has emerged as a pejorative in online discourse, encapsulating a wider shift in cultural perception where Israel is equated wi...

Join in the excitement and behind-the-scenes action as Sonya prepares to host two birthday parties in one day for her twins, showcasing a mix of creativity, ...

The Royal Concert Hall in Amsterdam decided to cancel its annual Hanukkah concert due to the involvement of Shai Abramson, a singer with ties to the Israeli ...

In a Slack roundtable discussion, Kveller and Hey Alma staff dissect the perplexing developments of season two of Netflix's Hot Rabbi Show, "Nobody Wants Thi...

November 2025 sees a few "Jew-ish" TV offerings, primarily featuring Jewish actors rather than explicitly Jewish content. Highlights include Rachel Sennott's...

John Irving's latest novel, "Queen Esther," intertwines themes of Jewish identity and outsider status. The book is partially a follow-up to Irving's earlier ...

In this engaging podcast episode from "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," the host delves into a unique narrative about a Jewish individual who maintai...

Dr. Abraham, a professor of theoretical chemistry at Boston University, shares his transformative journey from a purely scientific worldview to embracing Jew...

Faige Herman, founder and CEO of Project Careers, discusses the complexity of balancing work with personal life in this episode of Mishpacha Magazine. She ex...

Author Adam Lehrer offers a critical analysis of the political rally led by activist Zohran Mamdani in New York, painting the event as a microcosm of contemp...

Rivka Bennun Kay's curation from "I Read This Over Shabbos" offers an eclectic list of 13 books to dive into this autumn. Reflecting the diverse interests of...

Libby Lenkinski, an Israeli living in New York, discusses her decision to support Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim and progressive candidate, in the New York City ma...

The essay by Yonatan Daon-Stern reflects on the era when artists like Leonard Bernstein, Isaac Stern, and Mstislav Rostropovich were cultural heroes, embodyi...

Hana LaRock reminisces about the ubiquitous Jewish summer camp song "Wherever You Go, There's Always Someone Jewish" by Rabbi Milder, written in 1983. The so...

David Berkowitz explores the complexities of dating as a Jewish New Yorker in the politically charged climate following the October 7 attacks, compounded by ...

The Kennedy Center is adopting a proactive approach to combat antisemitism through the arts under its new leadership. By hosting a special exhibit in its lit...

Amidst the tranquil landscapes of Joshua Tree lies a unique wooden booth containing a wind phone, an artistic and therapeutic concept designed for individual...

Stephanie H. Murray explores the emerging trend of secular individuals seeking to reinvent death rituals. As traditional religious practices around death may...

Elizabeth Fournier's unique approach to death combines personal experience, passion, and an eco-friendly ethos as she champions a growing movement for altern...

Alon Ohel, a former hostage released from Hamas captivity after being held for over two years, has joyfully returned to playing his piano. During his detainm...

Natan Slifkin criticizes the behavior and mindset of attendees at a recent mass Charedi rally in Israel, emphasizing their disregard for safety regulations a...

Freed hostage Alon Ohel made an emotional appearance on the Israeli sketch comedy show Eretz Nehederet, showcasing his piano skills that helped keep his spir...

The increasing cultural fascination with "hot clergy," exemplified by the Netflix show "Nobody Wants This," is critiqued for diverting attention from genuine...

In "The New Athenians," Liel Leibovitz explores the juxtaposition of Greece's proud historical legacy with its modern-day challenges, highlighted through a v...

In his address, Mamdani delves into the challenges and complexities of being Muslim in today's world, drawing parallels and contrasts with other minority exp...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is an educational publication aiming to deepen understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish issues without paywalls ...

"Nobody Wants This" continues to explore unique Jewish ceremonies in its second season, featuring a Jewish baby naming, or brit bat, in episode 5. The ceremo...

Polish musician Maria Ka is transforming Yiddish music through her innovative album "Di Mashin" (The Machine), combining punk rock influences with cosmic the...

Rabbi Natan Slifkin reflects on maintaining resilience in the face of adversity, particularly citing the significance of the song "Am HaNetzach Lo Mefached M...

This podcast episode is part of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" series, hosted by Chabad.org. It focuses on methods and practices that can lead ...

In the latest episode of the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, a recently freed hostage makes their first public appeal, sharing a personal na...

Randi O'Connor presents a curated selection of Jewish literature for November and December 2025 in Hadassah Magazine. This guide highlights recent publicatio...

Jewish naming traditions are undergoing radical changes, as contemporary parents increasingly opt for unique and unconventional names rather than time-honore...

In a dramatic and exhaustive World Series game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays, legendary Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax was present ...