Novelist Amanda Craig discusses the complexities of her Jewish identity, reflecting on her upbringing as an atheist with Jewish roots and the realization of her heritage at age 13.

The author reflects on the challenges faced by working mothers of her generation, highlighting how the expectations of career success did not account for the additional challenge of balancing motherhood.

Avy Reid recounts her journey from Nigeria to Jerusalem, where her family history and struggles shape her life.

The author reflects on the tradition of secret-keeping in her family, particularly through the use of Yiddish.

The discussion on whether it is acceptable to take home leftovers from a simchah (celebratory event) revolves around different opinions and attitudes.

The article discusses the story of Uriel Baruch, an Israeli hostage in the Gaza Strip, as his family celebrates Hanukkah.

The author reflects on the Hanukkah lesson learned from her mother - to shine her bright Jewish light and show the world who she is and what she believes in.

The author discusses the issue of transgenderism and the challenges it presents for observant Jewish parents.

The author reflects on the funeral of his uncle, who served in World War II and was honored for his military service.

The author reflects on the influence of her two mothers on her identity as a woman, wife, and mother.

The author reflects on her love for gefilte fish, a traditional Jewish dish, and fears its extinction as the older generation that made it passes away.

In this episode, the discussion revolves around parental alienation, a common struggle that many individuals face.

The author, a writer who converted to Judaism, reflects on their journey to becoming Jewish and their identity as a Jewish writer.

The author reflects on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the fear and desire for peace that it evokes.

This text tells the story of a woman named Dina who is feeling disconnected and unfulfilled in her life.

The author reflects on their complex Jewish identity, shaped by generations of assimilation and a lack of religious observance in their family.

The author reflects on a family tradition of cutting and throwing away the shoes of deceased relatives.

The 73rd edition of a publication celebrates Yom Ha-Atzmaut, Israeli Independence Day, by sharing personal stories about its significance and featuring classic Israeli songs performed by a new generation.

In honor of Yom Ha-Atzmaut, Israeli Independence Day, this edition features stories about what the day signifies for us.

Alan Doyle, a musician hailing from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, is known for his talents in singing, playing instruments, and songwriting.

The article encourages readers to share their favorite Pesach recipes with the community.

The article discusses the rise of "mommy doulas" among Jewish women, who enroll in doula training workshops to support their daughters or daughters-in-law during childbirth.

In a pre-Thanksgiving podcast episode, the discussion touches on the new CDC guidance on quarantining and a surprising statement made by Barack Obama about Latino voters.

Heather Bambrick, a jazz singer and broadcaster, recently lost her father John Bambrick and has decided to pay tribute to him by stepping away from her busy career to spend time with her family during this difficult time.

The author recounts a childhood memory of visiting the Baltic Coast in the Soviet Union with his father.