Dr. Scott Jensen, a former Minnesota State Representative and the front-runner for the Republican nomination in the Minnesota governor’s race this year, had a self-proclaimed antisemite, misogynist, homophobe on his […]
Claude Riedel knows that he’s in a niche field. So niche that by his estimation, he’s the only artist that is exclusively making Ner Tamid. Riedel talks about how he […]
The show must go on” is an age-old show business adage, and while life is moving back towards normal for theaters, it doesn’t mean it’s there yet. This is why […]
Michael Schultz is a Chicagoan with a soft spot for the Twin Cities. His wife is a Plymouth native, his company – Infuse Hospitality – owns Fairgrounds Coffee & Tea […]
We can all agree that this has been one of the coldest winters in the Twin Cities since the “Polar Vortex” of 2013. After all, on New Year’s Day it […]
Amnesty International recently published a report entitled Israel’s Apartheid against Palestinians: Cruel System of Domination and Crime against Humanity. Several rabbinic organizations have issued critical responses to this report, including […]
Before Sim Glaser retired from being a rabbi at Temple Israel, it turns out he may have stumbled into a retirement hobby: Facebook stalker. “I never go on Facebook, but […]
It may seem like April 2023 is a long time away. But if you’re the Minneapolis Jewish Federation and you’re planning a trip to Israel with what you hope will […]
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 […]
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 […]