Jerusalem Day Flag Parade is a Reckless Embarrassment
I just got (another…) flat, while driving home from work, in Israel. In that this happened to me not that long ago and I had some much-needed additional coaching from […]
Rabbi Herring Launches Petition Over Rep. Omar’s Misleading Tweets
June 20, 2022 Editor’s note: Investigations by multiple media outlets have reported that the bullet that killed Palestinian-American Journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh was fired from an Israeli soldier. No investigation from […]
Nazi Memorabilia Sold At N. St. Paul Auction House
More than $3,200 of Nazi memorabilia was sold by a North St. Paul auction house last week, but the owner and president of Luther Auctions said it’s not something he […]
Who The Folk?! Barbara Wiener
What’s it like to follow your heart for your art? That’s what Barbara Wiener does all the time as a documentary filmmaker and teacher. We talk about her most recent […]
Remembering Temple Israel’s 111-Year-Old ‘Grandma Ruth’
Ruth Knelman, a fixture at Temple Israel for more than 70 years and a long-time volunteer in the synagogue’s Early Childhood Center, passed away on May 16 at 111 years […]
Birthright Trips Back For The Summer
This article is sponsored content YALA as part of TC Jewfolk’s Partnership program. For more information, check out our media kit. Shauna Rosen grew up in a mixed-religious family, and […]
Remembering PACER Center Founder Paula Goldberg
It might seem like being called a “Venus Flytrap” might be an unflattering nickname, but when Kathy Graves speaks of Paula Goldberg, she means it in the best way possible. […]
Who The Folk?! Laura Monn Ginsburg
For this week’s Who The Folk?! Podcast, we’re going to be handing it off to Enzi Tanner and his podcast Kuumba Hineni. Late last week, Enzi spoke with Laura Monn […]
Jewish Song of the Week: ‘Blessing’ by Kenneth Lyonswright
May is a big month for family time, and also major milestones. In particular, it’s the start of graduation season, and a reminder that some of the kids in our […]
JCA, MRA Sign On To Brief Backing Eviction Moratorium
After a recent ruling in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, Jewish Community Action and the Minnesota Rabbinical Association are among the local faith organizations that signed onto an amicus brief […]