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published February 24, 2021 in jewishjournal.com/ JKids Radio, formerly known as, PJ Library Radio, has recently relaunched to become a musical kid-centric hub for Jewish music, education and inspiration 24 hours a day seven days a week. The new online radio station streams contemporary Jewish music via its website and mobile app and is accessible […]

BY BILL MOTCHAN, SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH LIGHT May 7, 2020 Every Friday evening, thousands of Jewish families around the world follow a familiar routine. From St. Louis to Nashville to Tel Aviv to Sydney, their pre-Shabbat activities include setting out candles, preparing dinner and tuning in to Jewish Rock Radio. The internet-based streaming radio […]

This article was written by Barry Gilbert, and originally published by St. Louis Jewish Light. About 13 years ago, Rick Recht discovered that his musical gifts could be used for more than simply entertaining a secular audience. That epiphany has led to an Internet radio station that streams Jewish rock music, a leadership training organization […]

This article was written by Zohar Friedman, and originally published by The Jerusalem Post. Radio may seem like a somewhat antiquated form of media, but download it to your smart phone and suddenly it’s undergone something of a rejuvenation. Read on to discover a range of applications that appeal to a variety of Jewish interests. […]

This article was written by Ellen Futterman, and originally published by St. Louis Jewish Light. His is not yet a household name, but in the world of Jewish rock music, St. Louisan Seth Williams is making a lot of noise and getting noticed. That’s even more amazing considering much of his work is behind the […]

This article was written by Michelle Boorstein, and originally published by The Washington Post. It’s the Christmas season, which for a Jewish rocker like Rick Recht means one thing: showtime. Jewish community centers, synagogues, conventions — Recht lives in airports this time of year. The St. Louis guitarist is in high demand because he can […]

This article was written by Rabbi Jason Miller, and originally published by Huffington Post. In what could have easily been mistaken for a scene from HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, two brothers sit at a conference room table in Southfield bouncing ideas off each other for mobile applications that could improve Jewish life. A small collection […]

This article was written by Julie Wiener, and originally published by The Jewish Week. Marking its first birthday this month, Jewish Rock Radio has a lot to celebrate. The 24-7 online radio station — which plays big names like Matisyahu, Israeli groups like Hadag Nachash, classics like Debbie Friedman and numerous emerging artists — is […]

This article was originally published by Brad Hirschfield of Windows and Doors. Over 90 million Americans listen to INTERNET radio, and now there is a station dedicated specifically to Jewish rock music. What is Jewish rock music? Is it rock music made by Jews? Is it rock music exclusively for Jews? Is it Jewish-themed music […]

This article was written by Hal Senal, and originally published by TCJewfolk.com. After having been on a spiritual journey, a reawakening, if you will, after what seemed like a very long hiatus, it’s nice to know that there’s a place to go, online, that digs those spiritual roots even deeper. And what’s more, it even […]

This article was originally published by JUF News. Jewish Rock Radio, a high-caliber, 24-7 internet radio station, was launched November 1, 2010 by St Louis based non-profit, Judaism Alive, to provide a mass communication channel utilizing the power of music to attract, inspire, entertain, and educate Jewish youth while providing INFORMATION about a variety of […]

This article was written by Rabbi Jason Miller, and originally published by The Jewish Week. We all know that Jews can rock. After all, you only need to listen to Bob Dylan or Gene Simmons of Kiss to know that. But there are also some Jewish singers who are rocking Jewish music… and I don’t […]