Advice for Boomers This Passover: Listen to the Next Generation 

By: Ken Kramarz Passover is coming, a time when grown-ups tell stories and children are expected to listen This...

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A Purim Reflection: The Book of Esther and the Mystery of Names

By: Meg Adler Names are so powerful They connect us to our ancestors, invoke role models and mean things – for...

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📻 Journeys to Tawonga: Becca Meyer

Welcome to "Journeys to Tawonga," a series of brief conversations about how different people stumble upon Camp in...

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What to Do This Yom Kippur If Prayer Is Boring You

By: Meg Adler What if prayer was supposed to be boring Stay with me here I teach 6th and 7th graders who are...

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The Story Behind the Shofar Blasts

By: Meg Adler On Rosh Hashanah (and Yom Kippur), we are told to hear the sound of the shofar – a ram’s horn that is...

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📻 Journeys to Tawonga: Ken Kramarz

Welcome to "Journeys to Tawonga," a series of brief conversations about how different people stumble upon Camp in...

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Tawonga Radio 📻 Emmett Cooks: From Tawonga Kitchen Staff to Culinary Entrepreneur

In our second Tawonga Radio story, listen to how Tawonga Kitchen Staffer, Emmett Verba, turned his summer around after...

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From Monotone to the Moon: How A Song Leader Found His Voice – An Audio Story

By: Aaron Mandel We're trying something new this summer, assuming you all may be tired of zoom calls and screen time...

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Tawonga Tidbit: The Motzi, Explained

By: Meg Adler At Camp Tawonga, the Motzi is a blessing we say before eating any meal – technically one that includes...

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Camp Tawonga Doctors Fight COVID-19

By: Ken Kramarz During the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis, many members of our Tawonga family are on the frontlines,...

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