On Being Jewish Now
Zibby Owens, Lori Wald, Melissa Uchiyama, Carol Green Ungar, Nina B. Lichtenstein, Jen, Lesléa Newman, Rachel Caplin, Elli`s Alley, Dara Kurtz, Nora Raleigh, Lauren Tetenbaum, Bonnie Comfort, Diane Gottlieb, Shannon Falkenstein, Tatyana Sundeyeva, Tamar HodesIf it were just the anthology, dayenu! If it were the anthology, but not the regular essays posted? Dayenu! If it were the anthology and essays, but not the events? Dayenu! If it were the anthology, essays and events but not the community? Dayenu.
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Two Years Later
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Zibby hosts the daily podcast Totally Booked with Zibby. She founded Zibby Media: Zibby Publishing, Zibby's Bookshop in Santa Monica, retreats, a book club, + the On Being Jewish Now platform. She is the bestselling author/editor of six books.
Meditation coach. Writer. Opinions are my own and correct.
Author, Writing Mentor, Podcast Host, & Fan of All Things Delicious
I am excited to be part of this community
Ex-pat Norwegian, Viking Jewess inexhaustibly curious and full of childish wonder, I write about body-memory, identity, living in-between cultures, languages, and countries...and on aging, parenting, partnering.
Semi-retired bi-coastal writer. My memoir, Stumbling Blocks, to be published in July 2025.
Lesléa Newman’s books include two memoirs-in-verse, I CARRY MY MOTHER and I WISH MY FATHER, and the picture books, THE BABKA SISTERS, and JOYFUL SONG: A NAMING STORY. She has received two National Jewish Book Awards, and the Sydney Taylor Award.
Rachel Caplin is an Israeli author, born and raised in Australia. She writes alongside a tech career and life with her husband and three young daughters.
From lawyer to chef to food historian, I follow the breadcrumbs of Jewish curry culture worldwide. Think Hansel & Gretel—better snacks, fewer regrets. Creator of Beyond Babylon. Published in JPost, Jewish Food Society, Joy of Kosher & more.
Life is messy—I get it. I've faced my own share of challenges, just like you. Here, I share my author journey, parenting twenty-something daughters, midlife, and marriage. If you're ready to embrace your CRAZY PERFECT LIFE, welcome!
Nora Raleigh is the author of 15 novels for young adults as well as several personal narrative essays and short stories for adult readers.
"Millennial Menopause: Preparing for Perimenopause, Menopause, and Life's Next Period" author; therapist & advocate supporting women through life transitions. https://thecounselaur.com
Bonnie Comfort is a psychologist with 30 years of clinical experience. Her new memoir, "Staying Married is the Hardest Part," is distributed by Simon & Schuster. Find her at www.bonniecomfort.com and on Instagram and Facebook @bonniecomfortauthor
Diane Gottlieb is the editor of the Manna Songs: Stories of Jewish Culture & Heritage, Awakenings: Stories of Body & Consciousness and Grieving Hope. Her writing appears in Brevity, Witness, and River Teeth, among many other lovely places.
Jewish American school founder, writer and community builder living in El Salvador. Raising independent thinkers with "criteria propio"—Spanish for "your own criteria, developed over time and through trial."
Originally from Kishinev, Moldova, Tatyana Sundeyeva is a Jewish writer living in California. She writes short fiction and essays. You can find her at TatyanaWrites.com or on X @TeaOnSundey.
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