Mixed Multitudes

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Guest blogger Simcha Weinstein is the rabbi of the Pratt Institute. His latest book, Shtick Shift: Jewish Humor in the ...

The Chabad Emissaries of Cool

In areas like Williamsburg, Brooklyn, hipsters and Hasidim have existed in their own separate worlds, isolated except for rare events ...

Defending Babel

This past Shabbat, I heard a friend of mine speak at the Jewish Theological Seminary. The general argument in his ...

A Voting Prayer

Had you asked me a few months ago about new Jewish rituals, I would have told you that those “touchy ...

Gawking vs. Learning

I’ve been watching a lot of TLC lately, and it seems like the angle of that network is essentially, ‘Watch ...

Edgar Bronfman on the US Elections

Yesterday, the Huffington Post featured an article written by Philanthropist and MyJewishLearning friend, Edgar Bronfman on why he is supporting ...

Friday the 31st

It’s Halloween. Its Shabbas. What’s a good Jew to do?Hand out challah rolls? Dress as the Sabbath bride?JTA has an ...

Brooklyn Authenticity

First-time novelist Ilana Stanger-Ross discusses in Publisher’s Weekly how her publishers needed to use her bio to “prove” that she ...

The Pope Is On The Phone Right Now, Can He Call You Back?

Here at MyJewishLearning we get lots of emails about all kinds of things, from how to sit shiva, to questions ...

Aish isn’t the only Keruv program around.

Yesterday, I attended a session with Rabbi Chuck Simon, the Executive Director of the Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs, a ...

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