Passover Food Is Weird This Year – How Cost & Availability Is Changing In The TCs
Many people feel that kosher for Passover food is more expensive and harder to find this year. TC Jewfolk set out to figure out: Is that really true? The short […]
At Vigil For Bibas Family & Oded Lifshitz, Slain Hamas Hostages, TC Jews Gather In Shock & Anger
Over 200 members and friends of the Twin Cities Jewish community gathered at the Barry Family Campus on Thursday evening for a vigil after the bodies of three hostages were […]
Jewish Opera Singer Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen To Perform At Macalester On Sunday
Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen sometimes feels constrained. The award-winning opera singer is a countertenor, a vocal range that’s higher in men (think many of today’s male pop singers) than the more […]
Entrepreneurs David Kristal & David Burton Launch “Emissary,” New Platform To Fight Antisemitism Online
David Kristal and David Burton, close friends and Minnesota Jewish entrepreneurs, often take walks together on the weekends. Normally, they catch up about family, work, and life happenings. But in […]
Israel & Hamas Agree On Multi-Stage Deal To Free Hostages, Hopes Raised But Follow-Through Still At Risk
Editor’s note: This story was updated on Jan. 17. After 14 months of war sparked by Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, massacre of Israelis, the Gaza-based terrorist group and Israel have […]
TJAT: DEI & The Jews w/Ginna Green
This week, There’s been a lot of talk over the past year about diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and whether they’re good for the Jews. So I called up Ginna […]
Here’s How To Help People In The L.A. Fires
The greater Los Angeles area is struggling with a brutal wildfire that’s brought devastation to thousands of homes and buildings, and left roughly 130,000 people under evacuation orders. The death […]
TJAT: Israel’s Black Panthers And The Nation They Exposed w/Asaf Elia-Shalev
This week, The Israeli Black Panthers forever changed the nation in the early 1970s, as mistreated and ostracized Mizrachi Jews rose up against Israel’s institutional racism. Their story is retold […]
How Stuart Bear & A Selichot Service Launched His Law Firm To Free An Innocent Man In Wisconsin
Turns out, Beth Jacob Congregation’s Selichot services before Rosh Hashanah in 2016 would be extremely fortuitous for lawyer Stuart Bear. Like many synagogues, Beth Jacob had an educational program before […]
‘September 5’ Tackles Media Angle Of 1972 Munich Olympics Attack On Israelis
The 1972 Olympics were historic, largely for terrible reasons that are unforgettable for many, but unknown to others, and the fact-based drama September 5 aims to serve both audiences. The […]