When Gail Rosenblum left her job as a columnist at the Minneapolis Star Tribune, it didn’t mean retirement. And the second career she’s launched for herself means that day may be quite a bit down the road. Rosenblum, the founder of Man Plans God Laughs Entertainment, talks about what led her to start this new non-profit, the inspiration she found from the young adult novel “Milkweed,” and the changing nature of journalism, on this week’s Who The Folk?! Podcast.
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“After Oct. 7, it’s really important for people to know who [the real Israelis are],” said Liraz Bar, a member of the 2024 Tzofim Friendship Caravan. Bar, along with the other nine members of Caravan Amit and their two group leaders, Noa Drukman and Tal Maikel, will be spending their…
Shortly after Hamas took more than 250 hostages from Israel in the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks, Sharon Feinstein-Rosenblum was looking to do something. As an Israeli now living in the Twin Cities, “the first thing I wanted to do is to go back, but I have kids. I can't just leave…
Despite the first day of sub-zero wind chills in the Twin Cities this winter, a crowd of more than 30 people stood outside at Beth El Synagogue to mark the 100 days and raise continued awareness of the more than 130 Israeli and international hostages held by Hamas in Gaza…
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