How Do You Jew?

by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath, Yael Herooty

For Jews and the Jew-curious, we are here to talk about it all - relationships and rituals, holidays, tips and tricks, questions, challenges, and a deep + fun exploration of all things Jewish (and Jew-ish). We want to know: How do you Jew?

Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • How Do You Jew Life Part Two (Double Chai!)?

    How Do You Jew Life Part Two (Double Chai!)?

    We've reached another milestone - the double chai of our podcast! In Jewish numerology, known as gematria, multiples of 18 symbolize life, and we're bringing a double dose of life to this episode by sharing advice, wisdom, and Jewish joy.

  • How Did You Jew Chanukah + Thanksgiving?

    How Did You Jew Chanukah + Thanksgiving?

    This week, Samantha and Yael are playing catch up on the latest holiday season, checking in on how Thanksgiving + Chanukah went, and how we're carrying our Jewish joy beyond the holidays. We're excited to be back in action with you - Happy Jew-ing!

  • How Did You Jew Chanukah + Thanksgiving?

    How Did You Jew Chanukah + Thanksgiving?

    This week, Samantha and Yael are playing catch up on the latest holiday season, checking in on how Thanksgiving + Chanukah went, and how we're carrying our Jewish joy beyond the holidays. We're excited to be back in action with you - Happy Jew-ing!

  • How Do You Jew My Unorthodox Life (Episode 4)?

    How Do You Jew My Unorthodox Life (Episode 4)?

    This week, Samantha and Yael are diving into Season 1, Episode 4 of Netflix's My Unorthodox Life. We're unpacking who gets to tell who's stories, invasive shidduchim, questionable parenting choices, and education in the yeshiva world, all against the backdrop of Jewish choices and values.

  • How Do You Jew Tikkun Olam?

    How Do You Jew Tikkun Olam?

    This week, Samantha and Yael are talking about Tikkun Olam - the Jewish concept of repairing the world. We're delving into what it means (and doesn't), and how we can use it to be better people/to figure out how to Jew meaningfully.