JWA talks to Vi, historical costume designer and YouTube creator.

JWA chats with Latina sociologist and author Laura Limonic.

Our new series 7 Questions For... debuts with Black Jewish actor/singer/songwriter Tatiana Wecshler. 

JWA talks to playwright Anna Ziegler. 

JWA talks to Dr. Galeet Dardashti, cultural anthropologist and singer, about her new album Monajat.

JWA chats with Natasha Feldman, author of the new book The Dinner Party Project. 

JWA speaks with April Baskin, an organizer and founding director of Joyous Justice.

JWA's CEO, Judith Rosenbaum, has new questions for us this Passover.

JWA talks to Gavi Weitzman, a multimedia artist based in Philadelphia whose work explores Judaism, the body, and identity.

JWA chats with rabbi and disability justice advocate Lauren Tuchman.

JWA talks to Jenni Rudolph and Maryam Chishti, Co-Executive Directors of the LUNAR Collective, the only organization by and for Asian American Jews.

This very Jewish TV adaptation of the bestselling novel crackles with sharply drawn characters and brilliant performances. 

I didn’t realize it would be so hard to be queer after I got married. Seems like it should have been obvious to me, right? Marry a heterosexual cis-man, turn in queer club card, do not pass go, still collect hundreds of dollars of apparently-straight privilege. Is that how it has to be?