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October 21, 2021
A Bisl Torah: Start Tuning Out
Authentic listening may start with deciphering between noise and sound. Noise is that which distracts us from living with purpose and intention.
Offering Support for Alzheimer’s, With a Side of Hilarity
Seth Rogen is a famous actor, writer and filmmaker, but his wife, Lauren, is a formidable writer, director and producer. And as soon as I met Lauren, I knew she had a story to tell.
“A Mouthful of Air” Movie and Book Dive Into the Pain of Postpartum Depression
For Julie Davis, the main character in “A Mouthful of Air,” a novel and new movie by the same name, postpartum depression is all-consuming, and it’s threatening to destroy the world she’s built for herself.
Can Jews Keep Their Sense of Humor?
Perhaps no ethnic group has been as equipped, willing and eager to make America laugh as the Jews. I’ve often argued that Jewish comics have done more than any other Jewish group to create bonds of affection with our fellow Americans.
Fuente Latina Provides Accurate Information on Israel to Spanish-Language Media
Today, the nonprofit has offices in Miami, Los Angeles, Tel Aviv, Mexico City and Madrid. Its mission to engage the Spanish-language media by providing them with 24/7 content to cover local stories about Israel and the Jewish community positively and accurately.
16 Things I Forbid You to Say at Work
Our words matter, so use them wisely.
A Great Phone Call
Thank you, David for the call, and thank you God for giving us the power of Teshuva (repentance) and the ability for us to accept a heartfelt “I’m sorry” when it’s handed to us.
The Greatest Jewish Joke Ever
Jews certainly know how to laugh at themselves, and to make fun of their failings.