The Art of Boredom
Having nothing to do is summer’s hidden gift
Mood Mix with Moshe Groner
“People used to view a kumzitz as two hours of slow, heartfelt singing, but that’s changing”
Flipping Tables at the G7
In Trump’s first term, he rejected the rules. In his second, he’s rewriting the script
The Magical Shabbos Table
Shabbos meals don’t have to be impressive. They just have to be real. And if they’re real — they’ll be magical
When the Founding Fathers Spoke Yiddish
For just 25 cents a Jewish immigrant could purchase America’s founding documents rendered into the familiar rhythms of mamme loshen
Inbox: Issue 1063
Dealing with “the single years” may be necessary regardless of which path one chooses
Plum
I brought Shira into the boutique. Would she really sabotage me?
The Lounge Chair and Torah Study
This concept of learning without effort and stress is, of course, completely alien to Torah study
Family First Inbox: Issue 945
“This highlights a deeper issue in our community: We tend to be too trusting — gullible, even”
Bibi Fuels the Fire with Zini Hire
There’s something different about this exchange of fire between Netanyahu and the judicial system
Divine Delusions
A secular cosmology has the world revolving around us; Avraham Avinu saw the world as revolving around Hashem
