Who The Folk?! Dan Stein
What’s it like to work in public health in the middle of a public health crisis? Dan Stein knows all about it. Starting in one of the first COVID-19 hotspots […]
Beth El To Reopen Monday As Investigation Continues
Synagogue was closed over the weekend.
Beth El Synagogue Closed This Weekend Over ‘Specific Threat Of Violence’
A “specific threat of violence” at Beth El Synagogue’s Friday night services forced the synagogue to close on Friday, and move Friday and Saturday services online. The threat was submitted […]
Who The Folk?! Daniel Goldschmidt
This week, on the last podcast of 5781, we talk with Daniel Goldschmidt about his new music therapy business, Etude LLC, and how his new practice intersects with race, gender […]
Parenting By Parsha: Nitzavim
Every morning, my wife wakes me up with a cup of coffee. I know, I know, I’m pretty lucky. Actually, though, it’s in her interest to wake me up with […]
Challenges & Changes Await Clergy, Congregants For High Holidays
Last year, clergy and congregants alike hoped that last year’s High Holiday services over Zoom or being live-streamed was going to be a one-off, and come 2021, we’d all be […]
Blue Ribbon Challah
I would venture to say that winning a blue ribbon at the Minnesota State Fair for challah is akin to winning a medal at the Jewish Food Olympics. I have […]
Who The Folk?! Cantor Ben Tisser
What’s it like to start at a new synagogue just in time for the High Holidays? Beth El Synagogue’s newest clergy member, Cantor Ben Tisser is learning all about the […]
Parenting By Parsha: Ki Tavo
Getting a toddler to do what you want them to do is an art form I’m still perfecting. Actually, I have serious doubts about whether I will ever get it […]
Prime Deli Closing Soon; Stewart Woodman Helming Revamped Project
Prime Deli, St. Louis Park’s lone kosher meat restaurant, announced that it would be closing around Aug. 31 for a renovation project and a new restaurant concept, helmed by notable […]