Speaker: Dr. Hal Blatman Can we really prevent or improve cognitive decline? Dr. Hal S. Blatman, MD, will lecture on holistic lifestyle changes that could improve cognitive health. Board-certified in Occupational and Environmental Medicine and Integrative Holistic Medicine, Dr. Blatman brings decades of experience in transforming health through innovative care. View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/12120
I never planned on moving back to Cincinnati. Honestly, it wasn’t even on my backup list. I grew up here, but like many kids who leave for college, I assumed my life was meant to unfold somewhere more…exciting. I went to college in Maryland, then law school in Miami, two places where eating sushi at […]
Rabbi, I love being Jewish. But as a Queer Jew, I struggle with feeling like I love Judaism more than it loves me. What do I do to understand my Jewish identity through the problems of texts like Leviticus 18? Answer: I love the fact that you are doing the hard work to grapple […]
On June 13th, I went to Shabbat services. I heard the prayers I needed—sort of. Israel was at war, striking Iran’s military leaders and nuclear capabilities. And while I was deeply concerned for my friends and family in Israel, I was also afraid of the antisemitic hate growing here in the United States. I knew […]
Reformed is a gem of a show currently streaming on HBO Max. Released in March from France, it follows the life of a 28-year-old French Libéral (aka Reform) rabbi named Léa Schmoll, played by Elsa Guedj, and is based on the real-life French rabbi Delphine Horvilleur. The Show Each episode alternates between a problem Léa must […]
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Summer is here..cue the sunshine, later bedtimes, and the absence of early alarms. My kids are ecstatic. Shoes are optional, popsicles are a food group (“because it’s hot”), and the pool is practically a weekend requirement. But if you’re a working Jewish mom like me, with a 7 and 9 year old, summer isn’t exactly […]
We’re so happy to share that Cincy Jewfolk’s first annual live storytelling show, Cincy Jewfolk: Stories from the Tribe, will be on November 10th, 2025 and submissions are now open! About the show An event by Cincy Jewfolk, Stories from the Tribe features 12 women on the bima telling their true Jewish stories that have […]
Join your PJ Library friends for a festive Hannukah in July celebration — a fun-filled event with a special story about Hanukkah around the world, crafts, treats, and summer-style Hannukah joy! Perfect for families with children ages 3–8 (siblings welcome!) **Location will be available upon registration.** View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/12040
Cincinnati Pride is June 28th, 2025, and I’ve been answering a constant stream of questions about my comfort level attending the festival and parade. There are a lot of very understandable feelings around the antisemitism from last year, and I’m incredibly excited to be attending Pride as a community member this year. This guide can […]