The Wandering Jew: Being a Digital Nomad as a Hebrew, a Mexico Break, and a New Blog
Life is strange. A meandering vine of choices, chances, and changes. Welcome to The Wandering Jew, and I write from Mexico on an extended stay.
049 | My Poor Jerusalem: Tisha B’av, Portland, and Grief
This week as I marked my first Tisha B’av as part of the community, booms filled the sky. Smoke filled the air in Portland and beyond, and I thought of all the atrocities that befell Israel over time and how we’re now seeing it again in America.
039: G?d, G!d, and G-d: Who you gonna wrestle?
What does Judaism traditionally believe about the big man? For starters, not a man.
035: Pop culture moment: Sukkah-in-Place, Urchatz, the Ides, and Passover
Our Pharaoh is shrugging at the plagues, telling us to go back to work on the Pyramids, and Christian Bale is nowhere to be found.
011: Teshuvah and Trump: Practicing the Jewish & Being a Mensch
Evangelical Christian support for Donald Trump, the antithesis of a Mensch, explained
