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Homophobe church says screw ‘thou shalt not steal’
There’s no reason to give tax exempt status to these thieves: If they really believe in banning books that contain what they consider unnatural sex, they should dump the book that promotes this, which is illustrated in the painting at the top of this post: Lot and his two daughters left Zoar and settled in…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 9
A look at life in the surveillance state, left vs. right politics and how we can all make a difference: Some of the things we discussed: And some of the videos we referred to. Josh Turek’s U.S. Senate campaign in Iowa: While Mike Flood pisses off Nebraska constituents: And a scene, in which AI highlights…
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A message from Jewish Louisvillians for Peace
Please click on this link to sign and share widely. We come to you first and foremost as Jews. Not just Jews in name, but as people who actively choose Judaism; people who hold our Judaism dear; who live our lives according to our understanding of Jewish values, celebrate Shabbat with our families, and raise our…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 8
We discuss Amy’s trip to Chautauqua, the betrayal of our sanctuary city, how comedians are challenging authoritarians and things we’ve been watching for entertainment. On Amy’s birthday, we want to share this photo with you. These two hard-working gentlemen are replacing a roof in Old Louisville with a 100 degree heat index and almost 100%…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 6
Let’s talk about the importance of community, how Kentucky is affected by the bombing of Iran and finding solace in the arts.
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A reaction to the Israel/Iran war
Jewish Louisvillians for Peace, representing more than 100 Jewish Louisvillians standing together to stop the cycle of violence, rejected the local Jewish Federations’ expression of “gratitude” for the U.S. bombing of Iran. Here’s their announcement: Jewish Louisvillians for Peace has released the following statement in the wake of US strikes on Iran and the Jewish Federation…
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Cops take DOGma to the extreme in Kentucky
We’ve heard of support animals, but prayer pups? From the Courier Journal: Several Kentucky law enforcement agencies, including the Kentucky State Police, sent officers to a paid canine training conference at Northern Kentucky’s Ark Encounter that has included gospel sermons and memorizing Bible verses, The Courier Journal has learned. The participation in the annual conference…
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Louisville archbishop on Pope Leo XIV
The newly named pontiff, Pope Leo XIV, has a big supporter in the Louisville area: From the Record: The election of Pope Leo XIV May 8 was a surprise, but a joyful one, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre told local journalists a few hours after Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was introduced as the new Holy Father.…
