Camp Livingston Brings Generations of Campers Together
Family Camp Weekend has always been one of the most popular offerings at Camp Livingston, bringing in over 100 people every year. “There are some families who’ve been coming for […]
Jewish Drinking with Rabbi Drew: Rava, Mordechai, And Purim-Drinking
With Purim right around the corner, it’s time to gear up for “the drinkingest day” on the Jewish calendar. To that end, this week’s podcast/video episode features a discussion with […]
American Jews Feeling Less Secure, New Survey Finds
A new survey found that the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7 has had an impact on how secure Jews are feeling in America. More than 6 in 10 […]
Mayor Aftab Pureval Dismisses Calls for Ceasefire Resolution
With an overflow crowd of more than 250 people packed into a Cincinnati City Council public forum on Feb. 14, Mayor Aftab Pureval said he did not believe the city […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: Kedem Wines
This week on the Jewish Drinking show: Gabriel Geller joins the show to discuss Kedem Wines, also known as the Royal Wine Corporation. Geller is the Royal Wine Corporation’s Director […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: Manischewitz Wine, Kedem Wine, And More
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show: What’s the story with Manischewitz wine? To answer this question, the most recent Jewish Drinking podcast episode had Professor Roger Horowitz on to share his research […]
Brian Jaffee On Jewish Foundation’s Evolution and Staff Expansion
Earlier this year, we sat down with Brian Jaffee, CEO of the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, to discuss new initiatives, the Foundation’s new structure, and the operating philosophy that Jaffee […]
The Jewish Drinking Show: How Beer Became Acceptable For Havdallah In The Babylonian Talmud
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show: You can only use wine for Havdallah, right? That’s what the Talmudic rabbis thought…until a certain story happened. And then beer became legitimate […]
Springtime in January
Tu B’Shvat never made sense to me growing up. Sometime in January, the Sunday school classrooms became flooded with stacks of plastic pots, bags of rich black soil, and tiny, […]
Last Chance to Explore Complexities of Skirball Exhibit: Motherhood Essence and the Feminine Divine
It is the last week to see the dynamic exhibit Motherhood Essence and the Feminine Divine at the Cincinnati Skirball Museum. The exhibit closes on Feb. 4. “This theme was […]