From Moeller to Maccabi: Meet Josh Duncan
There was a very tall guy quietly dominating the back row of my spin class. I kept wondering who he was. Eventually, a friend filled me in: That’s Josh Duncan […]
There was a very tall guy quietly dominating the back row of my spin class. I kept wondering who he was. Eventually, a friend filled me in: That’s Josh Duncan […]
Every Friday, when I knead the dough—I’m not just making bread. I’m praying. Every sifted flour, every drizzle of oil, every braid I form—those are my quiet words. Words of […]
On Friday evening, families gathered at Swaim Park in Montgomery for a Friday Night Shabbat event that felt more like a neighborhood picnic than a formal religious observance — and […]
By Saturday night, I’m spent. Like every parent of young kids, I’ve been through the ringer: 6 a.m. wakeups, 42 snacks, 20 color-by-number pages, and five rounds of cleaning up […]
It was Rosh Hashanah at shul when I spotted it — one of those oversized, theatrical magnums of Willett bourbon that looked like it belonged in a Lizzy Savetsky Instagram […]
Fiddler on the Roof almost didn’t make it from the page to the stage. The backers were leery. A musical with a sad ending? Isn’t it too Jewish? What will […]
My mother, Rachel, was a magician in the kitchen. She didn’t read recipes – she listened to the food. Every Friday, she shaped spiced meatballs with her hands and her […]
At the turn of the 20th century, Judaism was at an inflection point. The emancipation happening throughout Europe meant that Jews were finding their identities amidst their native lands, while […]
As a rising high school senior, most of my free time is spent working on my personal statement for college applications, writing supplemental essays, or studying for the ACT. The […]
A delegation of twelve passionate Cincinnatians has returned from a transformative volunteer mission to Israel, organized by Jewish National Fund-USA. From May 25-29, 2025, the delegation joined more than 150 […]