Ep. 186: Theater legend Joel Grey on directing ‘Fiddler’ in Yiddish, and sportswriter Matthew Futterman on the revolution in running

Rokhl’s Golden City: Finding a home in Yiddishland while challenging the status quo

Boysie Dikobe, a South African-born dancer with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, prepares for his conversion—when he’s not performing in drag

A new documentary sheds light on how factory farming is poisoning us, and how an unlikely coalition of citizens is fighting back

Moderating YouTube won’t get rid of all the extremist content, just the stuff that doesn’t make money

55 years ago today, 16 American rabbis and one lay leader were arrested in a civil rights protest organized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Adam Ehrlich Sachs’ ‘brilliant, weird, and profound’ new novel, ‘The Organs of Sense,’ imagines a visionary blind Jewish astronomer in the court of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II

A neofascist lives on in his Bavarian castle

Three self-portraits by Felix Nussbaum, at New York’s Neue Galerie