Finding Community and Connection
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Kara Kirsch ended up in the Twin Cities by accident. She came at a friend’s invitation, her car broke down here, and friends convinced her to stay. But in the […]
Continue readingFebruary 28, 2023
December 5, 2022
Who The Folk?! Milo Beyene
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or Milo Beyene, fighting for equity and fairness started at a very early age — even for slightly mundane things. Now, it’s for more important issues, as they settle in […]
Continue readingSeptember 6, 2022
TC Queer Jews Piloting Mussar Learning Group
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-Pride, the Jewish Twin Cities LGBTQ+ organization, is piloting a queer-only va’ad, or study group, to engage with Jewish Mussar teachings in partnership with Twin Cities Mussar and Temple Israel. […]
Continue readingJune 23, 2022
Jon Lovett Brings Politics, Comedy To St. Paul
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s someone who first made his name in political circles as a speechwriter, Jon Lovett’s route to Washington started in a less conventional way: a math major. “I wrote op-eds […]
Continue readingMay 24, 2022
Twin Cities Pride with J-Pride
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J-Pride is seeking volunteers for Twin Cities Pride! We will be hosting a booth at Twin Cities Pride on Saturday, June 25 (12pm-6pm) and Sunday, June 26 (10am-6pm), and are […]
Continue readingFebruary 21, 2022
Submissions Open for the Second J-Pride Zine
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Submissions are now open for the second annual J-Pride Zine: Out from the Narrow Place, Into the Wilderness (Volume 2). Please share with us your art, your poetry, your […]
Continue readingDecember 21, 2021
Missouri Jewish Leaders Create Summer Sleepaway Camp For LGBTQ+ Youngsters
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This article originally ran in the St. Louis Jewish Light and is used with permission. hen Andy Brown and Dan Grabel founded Camp Manitowa in 2010, with two locations in […]
Continue readingDecember 20, 2021
Who The Folk?! Sho Garland
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hat’s it like to move back home as an adult and become the head of the school you went to as a kid? Sho Garland is tackling this challenge as […]
Continue readingDecember 13, 2021
Who The Folk?! Isaac Ezra Jennings
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saac Ezra Jennings moved to Minnesota the weekend before everything shut down for COVID, so his experiences attending J-Pride events were limited to the outdoor or virtual experience, but he […]
Continue readingSeptember 6, 2021
Who The Folk?! Daniel Goldschmidt
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his 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 […]
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