Q&A
Q&A: Lexi Rabadi On Bringing Hannah Senesh To Life
“She is a universal icon for resistance - an individual model for humanity’s gold standard moral fiber.”
Israel: What You Need To Know
There is so much to learn about Israel. This article can serve as a jumping-off point and empower you to learn more.
The Dangers Of Female Pleasure - And Rage. A Q&A With Jennifer Weiner
Interviewing novelist Jennifer Weiner, Batya Ungar-Sargon investigates why the literary industry resists books that speak to a female audience.
Novelist Joshua Furst On His Book ‘Revolutionaries,’ Abbie Hoffman And Countercultures
Joshua Furst’s “Revolutionaries” wonders at the little regarded casualties of a life with a national profile: Namely, the kids.
Eat, Drink + Think
WATCH: How To Make A Czernowitzer Challah
At the turn of the 20th century, Czernowitz was known as the Vienna of Eastern Europe and even hosted the first-ever Yiddish-language conference
Can ‘Tootsie’ Turn Men Into Mensches In The #MeToo Era?
David Yazbek: “Allan Sherman has a massive influence on me as a comedian and as a lyricist. American humor to such a large extent is Jewish humor.”
Carl Reiner On Judaism, Atheism And The ‘Monster’ In The White House
“During the Holocaust, six million people were all praying to God to do something. He must have been very busy.
From Alex Weiser, A New Musical Home For Yiddish
“American poetry doesn’t have to be in English.”
9 Questions For ‘Working Woman’ Director Michal Aviad
“My big fantasy is that women and men will really start to talk to each other,” Aviad said.
Filmmaker Alison Klayman On Her Year With Steve Bannon
For her latest film, “The Brink,” Alison Klayman spent 13 months with Steve Bannon. Here’s what it was like.
A Collegial Interrogation Of Debut Novelist Andrew Ridker
“I’m very poorly suited to be a bohemian layabout. I’m way too neurotic and I can’t hold my liquor very well.”
