One Day More
We are about to embark on the season of gratitude and the season of miracles.
Ralph Bernstein’s Second Act
You know the cliché “If you love what you do you never work a day in your life”? For many years this did not describe Ralph Bernstein. Bernstein had spent […]
Jewish Job: Minnesota JCC Hiring ECC Director for Capp Center St. Paul
Job Title: Early Childhood Center Director Organization Name: Minnesota JCC Job Type: Full-time Salary Range: $55,000-$65,000 per year Deadline: Open until filled Job Summary/Description: The Early Childhood Center Director at […]
Why Lucy Rose Fischer Memorializes Her Brother In Her Latest Book
Lucy Rose Fischer had been sitting on the idea for her latest book, The Journalist: Life and Loss in America’s Secret War, for more than 30 years. But it wasn’t […]
Sholom Bracing For COVID Spikes
Klick counting on staff to be responsible out of work.
Who The Folk?! Ruby Comito
What leads a junior high school student to start a business? We find out this week from Ruby Comito, who used her time in lockdown to create her perfume company […]
J•Cation On Demand
We can’t exactly travel for pleasure right now, but what about a staycation on demand? In a year when pretty much everything, including leisure time, has markedly changed, Jewfolk pulled […]
The Endearing Jewishness of ‘Schitt’s Creek’
Admittedly, I was a few years late to this glorious party as Schitt’s Creek, created by the Canadian father and son Eugene and Daniel Levy, premiered back in 2015, but […]
How Rachel Breen’s Art & Social Justice Collide
For Rachel Breen, her art is rooted in many things. Her Judaism and Tikkun Olam. Social justice. And her sewing machine. Breen’s most recent installation at the Minneapolis Institute of […]
Huge Minnesota Turnout As Jewish Candidates Have Mixed Results
All elections are difficult and challenging, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said Wednesday afternoon, but with a once in a century pandemic? Simon said that the push for voting […]