Dr. Henry Abramson discusses how Jewish communities historically responded to tragedies with creativity and innovation, citing examples such as the establishment of synagogues after the Churban in 70 CE and the codification of the Mishnah after the Bar Kochba revolt.

This article discusses the importance of building a sustainable and visually appealing website for a Jewish nonprofit organization.

Mayim Bialik shares her guide to embracing the new Jewish year with four key principles: unplug, slow down, dream, and find a connection to something greater than oneself.

In this personal anecdote, the author, Perel, expresses her resistance to attending camp and leaving behind her creative passion for painting.

Jonathan Torrens, a Canadian personality, has used his time in the spotlight to focus on love, balance, and creativity.

The pandemic has brought about significant changes in the way we live and interact.

Adam Grant, a professor of organizational psychology at Wharton, discusses the implications of remote work with Dan, focusing on the benefits that may persist after the pandemic.

Tom Wilson, a singer, writer, guitarist, artist, grandfather, and Mohawk, showcases his multi-faceted creativity on Not That Kind of Rabbi.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, comedian Gary Gulman discusses the connection between comedy and the art of living with host David.

Sarah Slean, a musician, poet, and artist known for her spiritual insight, discusses the concept of the Divine and utopian ideals in the context of building a commune.

The text delves into the concept of genius and inspiration through dreams, citing examples like the creation of music, writing, and poetry by famous figures like Handel, Wagner, and Goethe arising from their dreams.