My Sister, Independence, & The IDF
Throughout my life, I felt a profound connection to my Jewish identity. Whether it was Jewish youth groups or summer camp, Shabbat dinners or holidays, my identity and connection with […]
The Kitchen’s Winter Allure
This is the time to embrace international flavors.
The Hidden Benefits Of Chauffeuring Your Kids
I am sitting on a flight home from what was supposed to be a relaxing family ski trip which transformed to a lovely vacation with minimal skiing due to the […]
Jew Review: ‘Actually’ At The Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company
Show runs through March 10.
My Jewish Genes
Being Jewish comes with a lot of great things – the holidays, the food, thousands of years of tradition. But being Jewish also comes with some serious baggage – fasting […]
Ilhan Omar, Anti-Semitism, & The Political Left
Has the Left turned on Israel?
Celebrating 10 Years Of Jewfolk!
2019 is the TENTH anniversary of TC Jewfolk! And we’re celebrating all year long by sharing with you some thoughts from around our community about what TC Jewfolk means as […]
Mall Of America’s Kashrut Boom
In 2018 the Mall of America got its first ever Kosher certified restaurant, Earth Burger. Located in the food court (below the movie theaters), Earth Burger is the first national […]
Jew Review: On The Basis Of Sex
As I write this review, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was recently discharged from the hospital following a successful surgery removing cancer nodules from her lungs. My advanced screening of On […]
Wrapped Up Making My Own Talit
When I first joined Beth Jacob Congregation with my then-fiance in anticipation of our upcoming wedding, there was no way to ignore that I was expected to wear a tallit […]