What Passover Can Teach You About Dieting (And Life)
What an age-old argument about argument about legumes can teach us about how to flourish… inside and out.
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Do We Need To Get So Angry About “Holocaust Pong”?
Recently, there has been a huge outcry against a high school version of beer pong that pits “Jews” against “Nazis.” But do we really need to be so angry when these stories emerge?
Why You Should Always Make New Friends, No Matter How Old You Are
The older we get, the less likely we are to expand our social circle. That can actually stop us some important internal growth. Here’s why it’s so important to keep making new friends, no matter how old you get.
Is Pope Francis Liberal Or Conservative?
What Bernie Sanders’s admiration can teach us about the Pope’s politics… and politics in general.
Compassion Is a Skill
Compassion is not just an action or an emotion. It’s more comparable to a muscle: one that can be exercised.
What Wounded Veterans Taught Me About True Heroism
How a recent visit by Peter Himmelman to a group of wounded veterans helped him discovered a bravery that went far beyond the kind we are used to celebrating.
Why I’ll Be Watching Dancing With The Stars This Passover
What the deaf dancer, Nyle DiMarco, on “Dancing With The Stars” can teach us about Passover.
Rebranding Passover… And Judaism
How the site JewBelong is trying to turn Passover, and all of Judaism, on its head: through branding.
When Curiosity Kills The Human
The positive side of new research that suggest humans will pursue their curiosity despite it being painful.
