This month we’re joined by guest host Miriam Steinberg-Egeth. Among Miriam’s many claims to fame are her Jewish advice column in the Exponent, and her forthcoming book, Warm and Welcoming: How the Jewish Community Can Become Truly Diverse and Inclusive in the 21st Century which she co-edited with Warren Hoffman and which is coming out in December.
This month we’re talking about Jewish day planners. We’ve got a review copy of the Olam Haba Dreaming the world to come day planner that we’re going to talk about, as well as some other Jewish planners and planning techniques that we like and dislike.
And for our second segment we’re talking about Jewish romance novels. This year brings us the Intimacy Experiment by Rosie Danan, as well as The Matzah Ball by Jean Meltzer. So, what does it look like for a romance to be Jewish?
Jewish planners
Dreaming the World to Come, a Magical Planner for 5782
@Jewishbulletjournal on Instagram
Jewish Romance novels
The Intimacy Experiment by Rosie Danan
The Matzah Ball by Jean Meltzer
In Jewish Romance Novels Happily Ever After Comes With a Dash of Tikkun Olam by KD Casy in alma
Of the books by Tamar Fox in Tablet
Endorsements
Mimi endorses the name Adva, “They Don’t Understand That We’re Real People” episode of “The Daily NYTimes podcast, and “Never Have I Ever” on Netflix.
Miriam endorses Impossible Pork is Testing My Faith by Aymann Ismail in Slate and
How a Board Game About Birds Became a Surprise Blockbuster by Dan Kois in Slate
Tamar endorses The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill podcast, ‘A Sadness I Can’t Carry’: The Story of the Drum by David Treuer in the New York Times, and Closer to Fine by Jodi S Rosenfeld
