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Michie Mee, a pioneer in Canadian Hip Hop and the first Canadian artist to sign with a major label, discusses her experiences as a prominent figure in the ge...

The podcast discusses criticism of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, the headline writing in the New York Times, and the views of some Democratic officials on ...

Skyler Williams, a prominent figure on Mohawk land, has emerged as a leading voice of resistance. The focus is on fostering unity and connection between the ...

New restrictions imposed by Andrew Cuomo in response to the COVID surge include banning in-home gatherings of over 10 people, prompting debate on his authori...

Andrew Cuomo has implemented a ban on in-home gatherings of groups larger than 10 due to the COVID surge. The discussion questions whether Cuomo has the auth...

The podcast discusses the perceived hypocrisy of individuals who are criticizing Trump's claims of voter fraud, despite previously alleging Russian interfere...

President Trump's four years in office have been marked by significant events such as the coronavirus pandemic, economic downturn, impeachment, and controver...

The text discusses the impending U.S. election, focusing on presidential job approval ratings as a predictor of the election outcome. It also touches on the ...

Michael Posner's book "Untold Stories: The Early Years" delves into the life of Leonard Cohen, a beloved cultural figure hailing from Montreal. Posner sheds ...

The article delves into the Trump campaign's focus on appealing to COVID fatigued voters and raises the question of whether this strategy indicates an unders...

The text discusses the contrasting approaches to school reopening in New York City and Fairfax County, Virginia. It highlights the push to open schools in NY...

The article discusses celebrating Sukkot in a year filled with uncertainty, drawing parallels between the current state of affairs and the holiday's themes o...

This brief update episode from Unorthodox shares exciting announcements including a virtual live show featuring Mayim Bialik, an ongoing fundraising drive, a...

This episode of Unorthodox pays tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, reflecting on her legacy as a trailblazer for women's and minority rights both in her legal c...

The article focuses on the Nonoo family, a significant figure in Bahrain's tiny Jewish community, spotlighted by the recent normalization deal between Bahrai...

Rabbi Mendy Chitrik embarked on a 3000-mile journey across Anatolia, Turkey, this summer to inspect nearly 300 kosher factories, which produce various kosher...

Fleishigs, a kosher food magazine founded by Shlomo Klein and his wife, has seen a surge in popularity during the pandemic as home cooking gains momentum. Th...

President Trump's admission to journalist Bob Woodward that he downplayed the seriousness of COVID-19 has created a media storm, portraying Trump negatively....

Despite Donald Trump's attempts to portray Joe Biden as responsible for the chaos in American cities and overly restrictive pandemic measures, polling data d...

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around whether Joe Biden's statement against violence and looting helped his image, if Donald Trump's visit ...

The discussion centers on whether the presidential race is shifting due to the unrest and disorder in cities, with Democrats and Joe Biden appearing concerne...

The national NAACP has taken control of its Philadelphia chapter following an anti-Semitic social media post by the chapter's president, Rodney Muhammad. Thi...

In episode 31, Jay Douglas, a reggae legend in Canada, is interviewed. He is a Rastafarian-inspired singer and songwriter known for his deeply spiritual musi...

The Republican Party's convention successfully appealed to conservatives to support the GOP, alongside decreasing worries about the pandemic and rising crime...

Annie Jollymore's opinion piece highlights the under-discussed issue of class differences within Jewish communities. Using anecdotes from interviews, she ill...

The second night of the Democratic National Convention received criticism for featuring too many Republicans, leaving Democratic supporters frustrated. The p...

This episode discusses the aftermath of the Beirut explosion and its broader implications for Lebanon's internal politics and its relationship with Israel. K...

A podcast discusses Joe Biden's upcoming vice-presidential pick, exploring the potential candidates' strengths and how they could impact Biden's campaign. Ad...

In 2000, Al Gore surprised many by choosing Joe Lieberman, the junior senator from Connecticut, as his running mate over John Edwards and John Kerry. Lieberm...

Democratic voters in Missouri recently ousted a longtime incumbent from federal office, reflecting a trend indicating an ideological shift within the Democra...

On Election Day, amidst a backdrop of lockdowns, economic struggles, and educational challenges, long lines at limited polling places and a surge in absentee...

Tech columnist James B. Meigs discusses the recent congressional hearing on Silicon Valley's consolidation and how it increases the likelihood of disasters. ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reflects on his challenging tenure during a tumultuous period marked by the protests following George Floyd's death. Despite bei...

The text discusses how current data does not support the belief that the United States is experiencing a Covid-19 crisis similar to the one seen in the North...

Donald Trump's declining poll numbers have prompted a change in his campaign manager, but the focus has been more on attacking the president's opponent rathe...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant challenges to Jewish communal life, with a focus on financial support and organizational resilience. However, t...

The 500th episode of the COMMENTARY podcast reflects on its origins and delves into the implications of advocating for social leveling in the context of nati...

The article "My Nonbinary Journey" chronicles the author's personal path to understanding and embracing their nonbinary identity. Set against the backdrop of...

The article "Becoming a Man" explores the author's journey grappling with his identity and sexuality within the framework of Orthodox Judaism. Raised in an e...

Assistant Professor Wilfred Reilly from Kentucky State University discusses his article in COMMENTARY, "America Run Riot," addressing claims by some Black Li...

In this podcast episode, the discussion covers NBC News' attempt to pressure Google to demonetize The Federalist, the concept of community policing as advoca...

The podcast discusses the violence in Atlanta following a potentially justified arrest-related shooting and highlights the unequal enforcement of lockdown me...

The text discusses the self-radicalization of the Democratic Party, a trend that the Republican Party has not been able to exploit. The concern is raised reg...

Three black pastors, Alex Williams, LeAundrae Bumpus, and Derrick Hawkins, share their perspectives on racial integration in the church and the challenges fa...

Black leaders shared personal stories of experiencing racism during a Jewish Community Relations Council listening session, urging the Jewish audience to tak...

The COMMENTARY podcast discusses how the push to defund the police and the recent staff revolt at the New York Times both revolve around power dynamics. The ...

The article discusses the positive news of the economic recovery in May and New York City's zero COVID-19 deaths on a particular day. It raises questions abo...

The author, a Jewish conservative, expresses anger over George Floyd's murder, acknowledging a systemic issue requiring change. They note a transformation in...

In the wake of recent events like the killing of George Floyd, Reverend Anthony Johnson urges the Jewish community to actively help end the murder of innocen...

In a reflection on the current historical moment marked by protests, job losses, and a pandemic, the author emphasizes the importance of extreme empathy, dra...