Living Jewishly: A Snapshot of a Generation
TCJewfolk.com reviews Living Jewishly: A Snapshot of a Generation, a new collection of essays about 20 and 30 something members of the Jewish community.
The Token Jew of My Book Club
Desperate to find a book club where she belongs, TC Jewfolk writer, Nina Badzin, discovers that the chosen people are not her first choice.
The Secret to One Balebusta's Success
She went from unable to make scrambled eggs to a Shabbat-dinner-making, Sukkah-decorating, Seder-creating, full-fledged balebusta.
The Secret to One Balebusta’s Success
She went from unable to make scrambled eggs to a Shabbat-dinner-making, Sukkah-decorating, Seder-creating, full-fledged balebusta.
Jewish Superstition, Babies, and a Baby’s Name
Nina Badzin explores our attachment to superstitions involving babies and explains why she’ll wait to announce her baby’s name.
Jewish Superstition, Babies, and a Baby's Name
Nina Badzin explores our attachment to superstitions involving babies and explains why she’ll wait to announce her baby’s name.
Stop Blaming Hebrew School
Nina Badzin thinks it’s time Jewish adults stop making jokes about their lack of Jewish education and learn something already.
On Jewish Ethics: Don't be a Schnorrer
Nothing irks me more than a schnorrer. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to avoid being one.
On Jewish Ethics: Don’t be a Schnorrer
Nothing irks me more than a schnorrer. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to avoid being one.
Spicing up a Jewish Marriage
My husband and I were married for five years, together for seven, when I suggested we learn about the laws of family purity.