A Modern Purim Playlist
Mike Boberg, the Director of Impact Assessment at the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, has curated an extensive Purim playlist on Spotify, focusing on a contemporary interpretation of the holiday’s traditional […]
Jewish Drinking Show: 16th-17th Century Rabbis On Purim-Drinking
This week on the Jewish Drinking Show, Rabbi Drew continues his exploration of Purim-Drinking. This time, he delves into the views of 16th-17th Century Rabbis with returning guest Rabbi David […]
The Zone of Interest: An Experience from the Other Side of the Wall
The art of Holocaust film is an art that must be done with expert precision and understanding. The genre of Holocaust film is expansive, including nine-hour-long documentaries such as Shoah […]
How Do I Retrieve A Lost Item From A Shiva House?
Dear Miriam, I can’t find my earbuds. I’ve retraced my steps, and the only place I think they could be are the shiva house I went to earlier this week. […]
City Council Calls for a Humanitarian Ceasefire
Cincinnati City Council passed a resolution on the Israel-Hamas war that calls for the release of the hostages, a humanitarian ceasefire, and unrestricted aid. “Expressing Cincinnati City Council’s sympathy of […]
Jewish Drinking Show: Purim Drunkenness
With Purim fast approaching, enjoy the next part of the Jewish drinking show’s Purim Series. This week, Rabbi Drew is joined by Rabbi David Fried to discuss Purim Drunkenness. Drinking […]
New Superman Movie will Film in Ohio
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Superman Film in Cincinnati! The new superhero film from writer/director James Gunn, “Superman Legacy,” is set to film in Cincinnati and Cleveland […]
How to Nosh with Jake Cohen
Jake Cohen, Instagram chef and personality, and New York Times best-selling author known for his cookbooks, is coming to Cincinnati as part of the Division of Adulting’s How to Series. […]
Jewish and Israeli Film Festival Takes Roads and Rivers Less Travelled
The Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival featured a selection of films via streaming platforms and in-person. A pair of these films, Paddling for Life and The Holy Closet, […]
Fixing A Country Torn Apart? These Two Have Suggestions
Note: This is the fourth article of TC Jewfolk Editor Lonny Goldsmith’s trip to Israel with UpStart and iCenter’s “A Mifgash that Matters,” which is being put on in partnership […]