Jewish parents want their kids to play sports—just not professionally
This cold week in February has been dominated by two major sporting events: the 2026 Winter Olympics and the Super Bowl. Jews played roles in both; the Olympics regularly see a handful of Jewish athletes competing on the world stage, including nine Israeli delegates and a smattering of Americans in mainstream sports like curling and hockey. While no Jewish football players played in the Super Bowl, Robert Kraft's anti-antisemitism organization did run a pricey anti-hate commercial.
With sports on the brain, our three rabbi podcasters wanted to look at their own community values. There's no…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.