The Jewish Drinking Show: Jews in American Distilling History
May is Jewish American Heritage Month, and in honor of that, this week, Rabbi Drew and guest Maggie Kimberl discuss Jews in American distilling. Despite what we may think about […]
Bridging the Generation Gap with Stories
For Debbie Friedman, helping people tell their stories has been a part of her life for three decades. When she retired and became a grandparent, she reflected on how people […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: Creating A Brewery In Jerusalem
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show in celebrating Israeli Independence Day Rabbi Drew welcomes, Ephraim Greenblatt and Shmuel Naky, owner and brewer, respectively, of Hatch Brewing in Jerusalem.
In Uncertain Times, the Greatest Jewish Legacy Has Always Been Hope
If hand-wringing was an Olympic event, Jews would sweep the podium. We are a people well acquainted with angst, and for good reason. Since the earliest days of our tradition, […]
Yom HaAtzmaut in Wartime and The Humans of October 7th
Seventy-six years ago, in the Tel Aviv Museum, today known as Independence Hall, the founders of the modern state of Israel held a ceremony. For the first time in 2,000 […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: Jewish Recovery
While drinking is a wonderful activity that can enhance many people’s lives, it can also be a challenging aspect for others. For those who have struggled with alcohol, in addition […]
Cincinnati Community to Unite at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Annual Breakfast for Israel
Several hundred community members will unite in solidarity with the people of Israel on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 8:30 am, for Jewish National Fund-USA’s annual Breakfast for Israel in […]
Maimonides On Kiddush And Havdallah
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show, Rabbi Drew welcomes guest Rabbi Dan Margulies to discuss Maimonides’ views on Kiddush and Havdallah.
How Whiskey Became a Catalyst for Selling Chametz
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show, Rabbi Drew welcomes Dr. Joshua Kulp to discuss how whiskey became the catalyst for the tradition of selling chametz during Passover. Dr. Kulp, […]
Guiding Hand Exhibit Opens at the Skirball
On Apr. 11, the Skirball Museum of Cincinnati unveiled its latest exhibit, “The Guiding Hand,” featuring a collection of over 100 Torah yads (pointers used for reading from parchment) on […]