Olivia Lampert Embracing Her Korean Roots In CTC Play
Olivia Lampert had been dabbling in local theater for a couple of years when a friend showed her an opportunity that seemed too good to be true. “One of my […]
Who The Folk?! Carli Poisson and Aaron Josephs
This week, we get to know Carli Poisson and Aaron Josephs, who are the Moishe House Pod in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. We talk about why starting the pod […]
Bundle Up & Come Out For Luminary Havdalah
During Rabbi Tobias Moss’ first winter in Minnesota, he went to the Luminary Loppet on Lake of the Isles, a winter staple for Minneapolis, and thought it would pair perfectly […]
Discovering The Jewish Ties In Netflix’s ‘Cobra Kai’
Is it better to fight back and avenge or take the higher road when dealing with bullies? An ageless question that Netflix’s hit series, Cobra Kai, bases the weight of […]
Rabbi Michael Latz Resigns From Shir Tikvah
Shir Tikvah Congregation announced in a statement that Senior Rabbi Michael Latz would be leaving the synagogue effective immediately, after nearly 13 years at the synagogue. In a letter from […]
Who The Folk?! Tslil Shtulsaft
After living in six cities as a “grown-up” what makes Minneapolis the one that Tslil Shtulsaft wants to settle in for a while? We talk with Tslil, the Minneapolis Jewish […]
Synagogue Safety, Security A Concern A Week After Colleyville
The great thing about Shabbat is that it comes every week. But this week, it comes at a time as the Jewish community in the United States is reckoning with […]
Jew Review: ‘Knocked Down: A High-Risk Memoir’
Aileen Weintraub is an author, essayist, and journalist who lives with her husband and teenaged son in the Hudson River Valley. She has written on an array of subjects (her […]
Who The Folk?! Jim Stein
How do you go from a 35-year career in the law to becoming a long-time volunteer in helping transform the Jewish community? That’s what Jim Stein, Jewfolk, Inc.’s new board […]
The 5 Best Movies By SLP’s Coen Brothers
Movies directed by the Coen brothers (Joel and Ethan) always carry a bitter aesthetic, like getting a glimpse of people living on the edge of society and the rules that […]