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  • 5. Ifat Lahyani: "Our Own Light"

    5. Ifat Lahyani: "Our Own Light"
    2026/04/08
    This week's storyteller is Ifat Lahyani. Ifat is a classically trained chef and Le Cordon Bleu graduate, founder of Koriela Kitchen, and the creative heart behind tables filled with flavor and unique style. After moving from Israel to Cincinnati with her husband and five children, she transformed her passion for food, culture, and community into a thriving business. A breast cancer survivor, Ifat believes food is a vessel for healing, connection, and joy. Her use of her parents’ vintage silverware is her way of honoring their memory and bringing their spirit into every celebration. She also writes a culinary column, sharing recipes, stories, and traditions.
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    16 分
  • 4. Hadas Kaplan: "Sfat Halev"

    4. Hadas Kaplan: "Sfat Halev"
    2026/04/01
    This week's storyteller is Hadas Kaplan. Hadas is a therapist, bestselling Hebrew author, and jewelry artist. She is the author of “Doctor Potty,” “Everything’s Fine, Hili,” “Pitango in the Yard,” and “I Did Something Bad,” all of which became bestsellers in Israel. Living in Ohio while writing in Hebrew, she bridges cultures through stories that resonate across borders. In addition to writing, she teaches about boundaries, ease, positive body image, and helping people envision and pursue their dreams with vision boards. When she’s not working, she can be found dreaming of Iceland or fully immersed as a proud Swiftie.
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    23 分
  • 3. Carly Sachs: "Safety and Popsicles"

    3. Carly Sachs: "Safety and Popsicles"
    2026/03/25
    Carly Sachs is a poet, writer, librarian, and yoga teacher whose work has appeared in The Best American Poetry and NPR’s Selected Shorts. She’s the author of the Steam Sequence and Descendants of Eve, and editor of the Why and Later. Originally from Northeast Ohio, she now lives in Lexington, KY, where she’s a Montessori school librarian and proud mom to a spirited seven-year-old. During the pandemic, she and her daughter began baking challah—find them on Instagram @challah_at_y_all. She loves good coffee, long hikes, and finding joy in the chaos.
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    22 分
  • 2. Andrea Beck: "Tikkun Olam: To Heal the World with Marijuana"

    2. Andrea Beck: "Tikkun Olam: To Heal the World with Marijuana"
    2026/03/18
    This week's storyteller is Andrea Beck. Andrea has a Ph.D. in English Rhetoric. She is particularly interested in the rhetorics of Jewish American Women in the later 20th century to the present. When she isn’t over-mothering her exceptional daughter, dogs, and husband, or working in the family business, Andrea carves out time to write. She currently writes for Cincy Jewfolk and Cohosts the Kibbitz Podcast. Her favorite meal is soft-boiled eggs with toast and tea.
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    22 分
  • 1. Sarah Weiss "A Much Anticipated Jewish Child"

    1. Sarah Weiss "A Much Anticipated Jewish Child"
    2026/03/11
    This week's storyteller is Sarah Weiss. Sarah is a visionary nonprofit leader and the Chief Philanthropy Officer at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. She began her career with AmeriCorps’ Public Allies program and spent nearly two decades at the Holocaust & Humanity Center, where she served as executive director and CEO, expanding its reach and national partnerships—including leading its move to Union Terminal. She also directed the Jewish Community Relations Council and helped establish the Ohio Commission on Holocaust & Genocide Education. An active community leader, she serves on boards including Talbert House, the Mayerson JCC and the Freedom Center. She is a proud alum of the Chamber’s WE Lead and Leadership Cincinnati programs. Her contributions have been recognized with numerous honors, including the FBI Director’s Leadership Award and Cincinnati Magazine’s 25 Women Driving Change.
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    18 分
  • Coming Soon! Stories From The Tribe: The Podcast

    Coming Soon! Stories From The Tribe: The Podcast
    2026/02/25
    Stories from the Tribe: Cincinnati — The Podcast takes you behind the scenes of the live show, with weekly episodes featuring each storyteller in conversation with Lonny Goldsmith, the Editor-in-Chief of Jewfolk, Inc., followed by a reading of her story.These are real stories about Jewish motherhood in Cincinnati — the highs and lows, the laughter and the tears — and the ways personal experiences shape broader community.

    New episodes will drop every Wednesday, right here and wherever you get your podcasts.
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    2 分