Some Last-Minute Eclipse Advice From Your Resident Eclipse Chaser
Good Morning Jewfolk! It is officially the day I have been waiting for when a Total Solar Eclipse will pass over a large swath of the United States. While our […]
Navigating Tricky Israel Interactions At Synagogue
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, I just learned that someone who works at my […]
Congregation Zichron Eliezer Welcomes an Altneuland Torah
Around 200 people gathered at the orthodox synagogue Congregation Zichron Eliezer (CZE) on March 31 to celebrate the shul welcoming a new Sefer Torah. The Hachnasat Sefer Torah (welcoming of […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: Women and the Four Cups of Wine
Passover is less than three weeks away! This week on the Jewish Drinking Show it is all about the ladies. Rabbi Drew welcomes Miriam Gedwesier to discuss the Talmudic inclusion […]
Unpopular Opinion: I am Proud to Send My Daughter on Her Tour of Israel
My best friend, her parents, my parents, and some woman I talked to at a party last week are all against me sending my 16-year-old daughter on her teen tour […]
Hopkins Leads Great Cast In Powerful ‘One Life’
Nicholas Winton is an ordinary person. That’s how he describes himself and the efforts he and his colleagues are undertaking. It’s 1938, a month after Kristallnacht, and less than a […]
Jewish Drinking Show: Demons and the Four Cups of Wine at the Passover Seder
Passover is nigh. Are the four cups of wine we drink during Seder susceptible to the influence of demons? Find out this week on the Jewish Drinking Show, as Rabbi […]
Cincinnati Playhouse Presents: The Chosen
Director co-wrote the play with Chaim Potok Interview by Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer Not only did Aaron Posner co-write the play The Chosen with late literary giant Chaim […]
Upside Down in the Morning
Purim celebrations often revolve around drinking, at least for adults. It is common for people to remind one another of the rabbinic teaching to drink so much one cannot tell […]
From Strangers to Family: The Power of Hosting in the Jewish Community
Gayle Schindler, a professional chef, and her husband, Joel, have a long history of opening their home for holidays. When the opportunity arose to host a guest for Rosh Hashanah, […]