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The Commentary Magazine Podcast headphones The Trans Shooter Cover-Up 28 Aug
John Podhoretz and panelists discuss the media and political responses to a mass shooting committed by a trans person at a Christian school. The episode crit...
28 Aug
Sonya's Prep Modest Fashion Haul Yakira Bella Try On #modestfashion #haul #tryonhaul 25 Aug
In this video, the host presents a try-on haul featuring clothing from Yakira Bella, a brand focusing on modest fashion. The haul showcases a variety of outf...
25 Aug
Emes Ve-Emunah Gender and Faith Discrimination in Israel 24 Aug
This opinion piece addresses recent developments in Tel Aviv concerning gender and faith discrimination, where synagogues are being asked to sign agreements ...
24 Aug
Living Lchaim My Stage 4 Cancer Led Me To My Husband 24 Aug
Liz Wallenstein's journey is a testament to resilience and faith. After enduring a painful divorce and prolonged period of singleness, Liz faced a daunting s...
24 Aug
Kveller I’m an Over-Prepared Jewish Mom. Here’s What’s in My Bag. 21 Aug
Reflecting on the stereotype of Jewish mothers as anxious and excessively prepared, Daci Platt humorously embraces the label as a means of keeping her family...
21 Aug
On the Nose headphones Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging 21 Aug
Filmmaker Sarah Friedland and feminist scholar Lynne Segal explore aging through a feminist lens, inspired by the Jewish Communist community's concepts of ca...
21 Aug
Mishpacha Family First Inbox: Issue 957 19 Aug
The responses featured in the Family First Inbox, Issue 957, highlight the diverse challenges faced by Jewish women, particularly in the context of dating an...
19 Aug
Living Lchaim The Hasidic DJ Who Survived His Own Mind 17 Aug
Yehuda Kastel, better known as DJ Hudacris, shares his profound journey from a successful Hasidic DJ to battling severe anxiety following a bad psychedelic e...
17 Aug
Tablet Women Hack Back 14 Aug
Kayla Barnes-Lentz exemplifies the intersection of wellness culture and "biohacking," a trend where individuals use technology and unconventional health prac...
14 Aug
Emes Ve-Emunah Feminism Versus Tradition 13 Aug
The rise of feminism has significantly impacted the Charedi community, particularly by enabling Orthodox women to pursue high-paying careers, thus supporting...
13 Aug
18forty headphones David Bashevkin: My Dating Story [Re-Release] 12 Aug
David Bashevkin explores the complexities of dating, sharing insights from his own journey toward balancing romantic, religious, and professional identities....
12 Aug
Hadassah The Second Assault on Israeli Women 11 Aug
Following the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas against Israeli women, survivors of sexual violence have faced a second assault in the form of malicious onli...
11 Aug
Lehrhaus The Myth of Having It All: Torah, Therapy, and the Truth About Modern Womanhood 11 Aug
Ariel Goldstein's article examines the pressures and myths surrounding modern womanhood, particularly the notion that women can 'have it all' – successful ca...
11 Aug
Mishpacha Birds of a Feather 5 Aug
Cindy Scarr's narrative in "Birds of a Feather" follows Bayla as she navigates a first date with Binyamin, who initially appears unconventional due to his mi...
5 Aug
JTA How NYC remembers ‘Battling’ Bella Abzug, the pioneering politician and feminist icon 4 Aug
Bella Abzug, a pioneering Jewish politician and feminist icon, is celebrated for her tenacious advocacy for civil rights, women's equality, environmentalism,...
4 Aug
Mishpacha AI Judith Montefiore: History’s First Jewish “Lady” (feat. Reb. Tugendhaft) pt. 1 of 2 29 Jul
Judith Montefiore, wife of the famed Sir Moses Montefiore, emerges as a significant yet largely forgotten figure in Jewish history. A devoted and influential...
29 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy Faith-driven feminism after Oct. 7, 2023: Showing up when it’s hard 29 Jul
In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks, Rabba Daphne Lazar Price reflects on the vital role of interfaith feminist alliances in combating antisemit...
29 Jul
Chabad.org This Woman Shocked Her ENTIRE Family When She Wanted To Do This… 28 Jul
In this episode of "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," a woman discusses her unconventional choice that took her family by surprise, shedding light on ...
28 Jul
Mishpacha To Feel or Not to Feel    22 Jul
Cindy Scarr's exploration of the complexities surrounding epidural use during childbirth highlights both the historical transformations and ongoing debates o...
22 Jul
Tablet When Did Men Become Drama Queens? 22 Jul
Liel Leibovitz critiques the transformation of modern masculinity in public discourse, where men, historically valuing rationality and stoicism, now engage i...
22 Jul
Forward How a trailblazing Jewish scientist is still revolutionizing the world of astronomy 21 Jul
American Jewish astronomer Vera Rubin, honored by the Chilean observatory bearing her name, revolutionized our understanding of the universe with her groundb...
21 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy Blessings revealed: Reflections on Yeshivat Maharat’s Semicha 2025 18 Jul
During a challenging time marked by the onset of conflict with Iran, Yeshivat Maharat celebrated the semicha (ordination) of 25 new female rabbinic leaders. ...
18 Jul
Lilith Meet the Chef Who Hosts a Burlesque Shabbat 17 Jul
Chef Tova Sterling, known as Chef Tova, hosts the Sinners Shabbat, a burlesque Shabbat series in NYC that merges traditional Jewish rituals with alternative ...
17 Jul
Kveller Pete Davidson Is Going to Be a Jewish Dad 16 Jul
Pete Davidson, known for his roles on Saturday Night Live and the show Bupkis, is about to become a father. Davidson, who identifies as an Irish Jew, is expe...
16 Jul
Lilith The Dangers of Safe Sex 16 Jul
A widowed woman, now in her seventies, embarks on a reflective journey of rediscovery during a New York weekend with a new companion. As she balances memorie...
16 Jul
Emes Ve-Emunah When Progressive Values Enter the Religious Sphere 15 Jul
The article discusses the contentious issue of women's roles in Judaism, particularly in relation to rabbinical ordination. It highlights how traditional Jew...
15 Jul
Living Lchaim She's Blind. He Can't Walk. Don't Call Them an Inspiration. 13 Jul
Yoel Yitzchak and Rochel Yenti Bodek discuss their life as a Hasidic couple living with blindness and paralysis respectively. They reject the label of 'inspi...
13 Jul
Haaretz Weekly headphones 'I touched death so many times in Gaza': Released hostage Aviva Siegel on 'screaming' for a cease-fire deal 10 Jul
Aviva Siegel, who was held hostage by Hamas, speaks about her traumatic experience and the ongoing struggle to secure the release of remaining hostages, incl...
10 Jul
JTA Comedian Liz Glazer dishes on her ‘very Jewish’ comedy special 9 Jul
Comedian Liz Glazer, married to a rabbi and the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, explores her Jewish identity and family history in her first comedy spe...
9 Jul
Moment The Power of Women at the All-Female Concentration Camp in Nazi Germany with Lynne Olson and Amy E. Schwartz 9 Jul
Ravensbruck concentration camp, north of Berlin, was a Nazi camp designed exclusively for women, where inmates faced extreme brutality. Yet within its confin...
9 Jul
Emes Ve-Emunah Crossing Another Line 8 Jul
The ordination of a woman in a same-sex marriage as a Maharat at Yeshivat Maharat challenges traditional Orthodox beliefs, raising concerns from conservative...
8 Jul
18forty headphones Ayala Fader: How Do Haredi Jews Deal With Religious Doubt? [OTD 3/3] 1 Jul
Ayala Fader examines how Haredi Jews, especially within Hasidic and Yeshivish communities, engage with religious doubt, stressing the role that the internet ...
1 Jul
Jewish Currents Fertility Series - 1 Jul
Ellie Lobovits' work in the Fertility Series delves into complex themes of queer feminist identity using various forms like photography, film, and text. Thro...
1 Jul
Mishpacha The Next Stage 1 Jul
Shaindy Fried shares her deep struggle with weight and the societal pressures it imposed on her personal and social life, particularly in relation to finding...
1 Jul
Forward She revolutionized the world for LGBTQ Jews, and now she's ready for a new challenge 26 Jun
Idit Klein, the outgoing leader of Keshet, has had a profound impact on the inclusion of LGBTQ individuals within Jewish communities. Under her leadership, K...
26 Jun
Bonjour Chai headphones Rabba Yedida and the taxonomy of orthodoxy 26 Jun
Rabba Yedida Eisenstat, a recent graduate of Yeshivat Maharat, joins her co-hosts to discuss her ordination and the challenges and opportunities of women in ...
26 Jun
Sonya's Prep The Process of Choosing a New Wig as an Orthodox Jewish Woman. 25 Jun
In this video, an Orthodox Jewish woman takes viewers through her journey of selecting a new wig, highlighting the cultural significance of wigs in the commu...
25 Jun
Moment From 1975 | A Song for Women in Five Questions 24 Jun
Susan Dworkin's 1975 piece reflects on the complexities of merging Orthodox Judaism with feminist ideals, involving a deep personal conflict and broader comm...
24 Jun
Hadassah Israel’s Burgeoning Network of Female Winemakers 23 Jun
Lital Ovadia is part of a growing trend of female winemakers in Israel, having founded Tel Winery in the Golan Heights in 2018. Her team, composed entirely o...
23 Jun
New Voices KOL! Artist Blue Reinhard Imagines a Queer Jewish Future 20 Jun
Artist Blue Reinhard uses their art to explore the intersections of Jewish identity, queerness, and participatory action. Through an innovative art practice ...
20 Jun
JCRC Boston Leaders Unplugged headphones How Keshet Changed LGBTQ+ and Jewish Life Forever 18 Jun
Idit Klein, the founding CEO of Keshet, reflects on her 24-year leadership journey shaping LGBTQ+ inclusion within Jewish communities, highlighting Keshet's ...
18 Jun
Emes Ve-Emunah The Amazing Nechama Spiegel 18 Jun
The article discusses the impact of feminism on the Charedi community, highlighting the notable achievement of Nechama Spiegel, the first Charedi female El A...
18 Jun
Forward A groundbreaking agreement for LGBTQ Orthodox Jews collapsed after 50 days. What happened? 18 Jun
The brief existence of an LGBTQ club at Yeshiva University highlights the ongoing struggle to reconcile Jewish law (halacha) with inclusivity for LGBTQ indiv...
18 Jun
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner headphones 'A little bit dystopian': As Iran attacks, 2 Canadians describe the atmosphere in Israeli bomb shelters 16 Jun
Canadian tourists Maddy Eisenberg and Dave Heilbron find themselves in a harrowing situation as they spend their visit to Israel in bomb shelters due to ongo...
16 Jun
Forward Can 'Ms.' magazine catch a new wave of feminism? 13 Jun
The documentary "Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print," explores the complex legacy of Ms. magazine, co-founded by Jewish journalist Gloria Steinem as part of the...
13 Jun
Moment Opinion | Tranquility Will Have to Wait 12 Jun
Letty Cottin Pogrebin reflects on the progress and setbacks over the past fifty years concerning women's rights, Jewish identity, and Israeli politics. As a ...
12 Jun
Sonya's Prep Wig Makeover You Have to See to Believe 👀✨ 11 Jun
In this video, an outdated and unflattering wig undergoes a significant transformation at Prestigio Wigs, a specialized salon in Cedarhurst, NY. By focusing ...
11 Jun
What Matters Now headphones What Matters Now to Rabbi Noa Sattath: Global LGBTQ+ support for Hamas 10 Jun
Rabbi Noa Sattath discusses the complexities surrounding global LGBTQ+ support for Hamas amidst their condemnation of Israel, especially in the context of Pr...
10 Jun
Kveller ‘Pee-Wee as Himself’ Is a Vulnerable Tell-All About a Queer Jewish Legend 9 Jun
The documentary series "Pee-Wee As Himself," streaming on Max, delves into the life of Paul Reubens, better known as Pee-Wee Herman, highlighting his Jewish ...
9 Jun
Kveller My LGBTQ Jewish Family Will Not Hide 9 Jun
Milene Roche shares her journey as part of a proud LGBTQ Jewish family navigating identity, community, and belonging. Originally from Cuba, she explains how ...
9 Jun