A new podcast blends Yiddish and Cockney dialects, offering a unique linguistic exploration.

"The Prince of Egypt," DreamWorks' 1998 animated film, holds a special place in the hearts of many Jewish millennials and Gen Zers.

Lollapalooza, the iconic music festival, has deep Jewish roots. Founded by Perry Farrell (born Peretz Bernstein) in 1991, the festival became a platform for alternative music and countercultural expression.

Berlin's Galerie ZeitZone hosted the inaugural "Nu? Yiddish in All Art Forms" open mic, featuring 12 acts encompassing poetry, music, and storytelling, all performed in Yiddish.

The 'Medabrim Mizrah Tichon' initiative aims to highlight the indigenous presence of Mizrahi Jews in the Middle East.

The 'Medabrim Mizrah Tichon' initiative aims to highlight the indigenous presence of Mizrahi Jews in the Middle East.

Exploring the journey of connecting with a Sephardic Jewish community reveals deep cultural ties and personal transformation.

In New York, Jewish people in the cannabis industry are forging strong bonds through shared values and goals.

In a modern world where religion and culture evolve, "hipster Judaism" has emerged as a creative way of combining contemporary trends with Jewish identity.

In this edition of the "Sounds Jewish" podcast, host Jason Solomons converses with author AJ Jacobs about his immersive project of living according to every rule in the Bible for a year.