Frum But Relatable

How did Kosher come to the USA? Join us on this episode as we speak with American Food Historian, Roger Horowitz . Roger is a historian of American business, technology, and labor and an expert on the nation’s food. He currently serves as director of the Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society at the Hagley Museum and Library and teaches history at the University of Delaware. H...

Ever wonder how the Jewish Link got its start? Join us on this episode as we speak with its publisher, Moshe Kinderlehrer . Moshe is the publisher and co-founder of the Jewish Link of New Jersey – Expanded Edition, and the Jewish Link Media Group. After nearly two decades in the nonprofit and fundraising field, he launched his first paper in 2013, the bi-weekly Jewish Link of Bergen County. With G...

On the second episode of Frum But Relatable, we speak with Eli Lebowicz . Eli is a world-class comedian, performing standup at Jewish communities all over the world. He is also the co creator of JSketch videos, a series of Jewish comedy sketches. Perhaps most impressively, he used to work at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Eli and I discuss comedy: The fun, the serious (yes, there is a serious side to c...

On the very first episode of Frum But Relatable, we speak with Channah Cohen . Channah is an adult Educator for the OU's Emerging Career Professionals & Yavneh Young Professionals. Previously, she worked for the OU’s Center for Communal Research as the Applied Researcher on their large-scale study of "Singlehood and the Shidduch Crisis". Channah has a masters in Adult Learning an...

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