On Oct. 19, Jay will be headlining “Teaming with Laughter” for a very special organization, The Israel ParaSport Center.

One reason my wife and I never learned Yiddish was that our families didn’t want us to. Yiddish was only spoken when they tried to hide things from us.

I was booked alongside Avi Liberman and Howard Nave — a three-man lineup of funny Jews.

It’s a good feeling to know my parents would be proud of me.

The key to telling a funny story and getting laughs is when you tell the story and tell it like you’re trying to talk a cop out of your third speeding ticket in a month.

Though truly wanting to be helpful, most, if not all, of my therapists lacked the wisdom of our Jewish holy books. 

Dear children, We are now at an age where we have almost everything we need.

Dogs don’t care what you have in the bank; they care what you have in your heart.