34 episodes
Jewish Philly Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
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- Religion & Spirituality
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3.4 • 9 Ratings
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Jewish Philly, a monthly broadcast brought to you by Jewish Federation staffers, will give you the rundown on everything you need to know about being Jewish in Greater Philadelphia: current events, the latest news, food, arts and culture and more! Additionally, each podcast will feature a special, well-known guest who will share and discuss their own personal connections to Judaism. Whether you’re tuning in on your commute or relaxing at home, Jewish Philly will not be one to miss.
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Episode 33: Abbi Jacobson
Yas, queen! Max and Laura talk to Broad City creator (and Wayne, PA, native) Abbi Jacobson! Plus, unpacking the ADL's recently-released report on antisemitism and singing the praises of polio vaccine inventor Jonas Salk.
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COVID-19 Minisode 8
In this minisode, Max and Laura have the scoop on where to celebrate Israeli Independence and Memorial Days virtually. Plus, the trivia face-off continues: this time, with Jewish TV characters from the past 30 years.
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COVID-19 Minisode 7
We're back with another minisode! Laura and Max give us a mid-Pesach check-in and tell us about some of the great (virtual) community events that are going on. Plus, who can name more Jewish celebs?
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COVID-19 Minisode 6
Passover is so close we can almost taste it! Learn what Laura and Max are doing differently this year and their picks for a virtual seder. Plus, updates on our emergency fund and even more trivia!
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Jewish Philly Minisode 5
It's our Passover special! Get Laura and Max's tips for celebrating remotely, where to get food, and what to do with young kids. Plus, are you a Prince of Egypt house or a Ten Commandments house?
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Jewish Philly Minisode 4
Laura and Max continue their virtual friendship in next thrilling installment of our #StayInside minisodes! We're chatting about the Coronavirus Stimulus Package and how Jewish organizations can qualify, plus an update on our emergency fund and the official Jewish Philly review of the new Netflix miniseries Unorthodox!
Customer Reviews
What do you expect from a fraudster?
Well, this is what Sabrina Erdely has been reduced to....the fraudster who wrote the fictionalized story parading as reporting, A Rape on Campus, for Rolling Stone Magazine which cost her employers millions of dollars in lawsuits. She now co-hosts what appears to be a failed and mostly defunct podcast for a very niche market. Anything she does regarding reportage should be treated as suspect.
I’m not one to back cancel culture. She deserves to live her life. But it’s time to move on to an unrelated career. Reporting is built on trust. And rape victims, who already face issues of trust when coming forward, have been irreparably harmed by this woman.