Fitting for a King: The David Story for a New Generation
When I told my mother that I went to see the new David movie, her first question was, “Was it super Christian?” It wasn’t an unreasonable question. As I sat […]
When I told my mother that I went to see the new David movie, her first question was, “Was it super Christian?” It wasn’t an unreasonable question. As I sat […]
A Cincinnati man is facing federal charges for allegedly placing cameras in children’s bedrooms and recording them in states of undress for years. According to the FBI, David Mitsnefes, 32, […]
Toward the end of this year, I found myself thinking less about how much we do and more about what we choose to make time for. Time, it turns out, […]
A haunting voice, a forgotten legacy, and a golem waiting to wake. Welcome to ADAM, a bi-weekly serialized historical fantasy rooted in Jewish mysticism and folklore. Each installment reveals a […]
You spent the fall months applying, or supporting someone who was applying, to various colleges. Maybe you’ve narrowed it down to three schools, maybe you still have a top ten, […]
Season one of Who the Folk?! Cincinnati has come to an end! Thank you for coming on this journey with us over the past few months. Season one had some […]
Bernie Moreno, my senator, has just introduced the Exclusive American Citizenship Act of 2025 to abolish dual citizenship in the United States. I hope this is merely a political stunt, […]
As a rabbi, politics can be a very dangerous subject. On the one hand, ignoring America’s political landscape risks rendering the work we do in the synagogue tone-deaf and oblivious. […]
Lately, I have been thinking about how fast life feels. Probably because most of our nights are spent racing between cheer, soccer, play rehearsals, spontaneous singing performances, and whatever else […]
Who the Folk?! Cincinnati is Cincy Jewfolk’s new podcast spotlighting the diverse voices shaping Jewish life in the Queen City. Hosted by Cincy Jewfolk’s editor Sam Fisher, the series features […]