Bill Motchan is a Freelance Writer with a diverse focus on culture, society, law, health, and sports. He explores themes such as Judaism, aging and longevity, diversity and inclusion, and wellness programs, often reflecting on social interests and current issues. Bill's work has been featured in JNS.org, St. Louis Magazine, Columbus Jewish News, Cleveland Jewish Publication Company, St. Louis Jewish Light, and The Detroit Jewish News.
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By: Bill Motchan
The Sababa Jewish Arts & Culture Festival is back with new features, a wide variety of food and art, a new location and a free performance headlined by Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb. The festival’s name, “Sababa,” is a Hebrew slang term meaning “cool,” “great” or “all good” — a fitting description for a celebration of modern Jewish culture.
By: Bill Motchan
When Tova Feinberg was 11 years old, her classmates had a shofar blowing competition. Most of the contestants were boys.
By: Bill Motchan
Eric Spirtas sees beauty in destruction. As president and CEO of Spirtas Worldwide, he has spent most of his adult life tearing down crumbling buildings, d
By: Bill Motchan
Kevin Levine is a marathon runner who thinks about his daughter at every stride. On Oct. 18, Levine will take the starting position for the Columbus Marathon as he has
By: Bill Motchan
Jewish “Super Girls” take to the water and the weather.
By: Bill Motchan
Jewish “Super Girls” take to the water and the weather.
When Rabbi Benjy Bar-Lev was growing up in Milwaukee, he wasn’t thrilled about going to shul during the High Holy Days and sitting for hours in an uncomfortable suit and
By: Bill Motchan
Amy Milligan, director of the ODU Hillel, runs an Am Yisrael Chai Café for students to gather and gab about campus life, something perhaps more significant post-Oct. 7.
Room No. 2024 at Old Dominion University's Batten Arts and Letters Building is a hub for Jewish students.
Central Reform Congregation members, Brothers Lazaroff, recently released their new album, “Trying to Make It Home”, with a live performance at Jazz St. Louis. Led by brothers David and Jeff Lazaroff, the band blends soul, rock, funk, hip-hop, folk, jazz and Americana into a sound that’s both deeply rooted and constantly evolving. The album...
