"The Girl of the Comet" is a short story that revolves around a man who has returned to his small town in Lithuania after living in America.

The "Over the Hill" podcast episode discusses the historical significance of the Yiddish advice column "A Bintel Brief" in helping Jewish immigrants navigate American life, its modern adaptations including a podcast by the contemporary Forward, and the analysis of advice, gossip, and public opinions in light of a recent Jonah Hill scandal.

In a recent podcast titled "What Are You, Crazy?" the discussion revolves around whether the crucial swing voters in elections critically assess the viewpoints of partisans and ideologues on both sides to determine if their depictions of American daily life are realistic or absurd.

Tech entrepreneur Antonio Garcia Martinez wrote a two-part essay titled "Why Judaism," in which he explores how Judaism served as an antidote to the issues he found in mainstream secular American life.

The podcast discussed the importance of 95-year-old Mel Brooks' life and career in American comedy, emphasizing the need to preserve what he brought to American life.

The podcast discusses the controversial ethical considerations in vaccine distribution, the role of luck and gratitude in American society, a notable turn of events for AOC, and introduces a new Senator with a quirky name akin to a character from "Captain Kangaroo."Listeners are encouraged to tune in for more insights.