Why I've Been Quiet: Building AI-Powered Jewish Learning App
I went quiet because I was building. Derekh Learning is an iOS app that uses AI as a study partner for Torah and Talmud. Here's why it exists.
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Teaching Yael and Diana the Value of Chutzpah
Chutzpah isn't being pushy. It's the audacity to care out loud. On raising two bold, kind daughters who aren't afraid to ask for the thing.
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The Jewish Bedtime Ritual That Transformed Our Family's Nightly Routine
The Shema became our bedtime anchor, and it changed the whole hour. A Miami dad on mixing an ancient prayer with modern parenting.
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Leadership Lessons from Passover: What Moses, Miriam, Aaron and Pharaoh Can Teach Us (No Burning Bush Required)
Moses had humility, Pharaoh had none. Four leadership lessons from the Passover story that hold up fine without a staff or a burning bush.
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The Art of the Rebrand: How Fresca and Manischewitz Nailed It
Fresca and Manischewitz both pulled off the hard version of a rebrand: modern enough to notice, familiar enough that nobody felt robbed.
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Never Again: Reflections on International Holocaust Remembrance Day as a Jewish Father
On Holocaust Remembrance Day: rising antisemitism after October 7th, my Tia's survival story, and what I owe my daughters in remembering it.
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Celebrating 93 Years of Wisdom: Lessons from My Grandmother, Buba Luba
My grandmother Buba Luba turned 93. Her story as an immigrant, and what she taught me about forgiveness and family, still shapes how I show up.
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From Oil to Inspiration: Carrying Chanukkah’s Light All Year
Resilience, community, and finding light in the dark are not eight-day ideas. Here's how to carry Chanukah's lessons through the other 357.
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What Abraham Joshua Heschel Taught Me About Leadership
Heschel reshaped how I lead: empathy, humility, and treating ordinary moments as worth showing up for. Lessons I use as a dad and a director.
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