Who The Folk?! Adi Yeshaya
Growing up in Israel, Adi Yeshaya’s parents thought he wasn’t taking his music lessons seriously. The fact of the matter was that he just picked it up so quickly. Yeshaya […]
October 9, 2023
October 2, 2023
Who The Folk?! Serena Brook
Growing up in Minneapolis at Shir Tikvah Congregation, Serena Brook saw a diverse Jewish community. As she takes the stage for the first time at Theater Latte Da, she gets […]
September 18, 2023
Who The Folk?! Ian Rosenthal
During the 2008 financial crisis, Ian Rosenthal nearly saw first-hand what it would be like to be unhoused. Watching their family nearly lose their house helped lead Rosenthal to their […]
September 11, 2023
Who The Folk?! Rabbi Joey Glick
Rabbi Joey Glick had once said in a social media post that his socks got wet once in “mud season” and what followed was Shir Tikvah congregants concerned about whether […]
September 4, 2023
Who The Folk?! Joel Glaser
Joel Glaser spent time doing what many who work in television do: move often to smaller communities. After years of bouncing around, Glaser moved to the sales side of media, […]
August 28, 2023
Who The Folk?! Michelle Horovitz
Being part of community gathering spaces has long been at the center of Michelle Horovitz’s professional life. And her newest venture is no different. Horovitz is the co-founder of Forma, […]
August 21, 2023
Who The Folk?! Michael Arato
How long after camp ends does the year-round staff give themselves until they start thinking about the next summer? For Herzl Camp‘s Michael Arato, jotting down notes and thinking ahead […]
August 14, 2023
Who The Folk?! Bruce Goodman
After physically recovering from being attacked in the Minneapolis Skyway by a mugger, Bruce Goodman learned there was other healing that he had to complete as well. With the help […]
July 17, 2023
Who The Folk?! Bob Nemer
Bob Nemer was a college student at the University of Minnesota when he and a few friends dragged some of their artwork to the corner of Lake and Hennepin in […]
July 10, 2023
Who The Folk?! Galit Breen
In the very early days of TC Jewfolk, Galit Breen was the first paid writer. She joined the “mom-blogger” ranks, writing the Minnesota Mammaleh column. After a long time away, […]