Stop your mindless scrolling! Here are follow-worthy Jewish influencers with significant platforms, important points of view, or even just delicious recipes. Who are your favorites? Let us know.
Jewish Learning, Culture & Commentary
Hen Mazzig
Follow for: Author events (he wrote “”), news analysis and international politics.
Jean Meltzer
Follow for: Founder of Jewish Joy, a social hub with book clubs and in-person events for creators and artists. Don’t we all need more joy right now?
Lisa Barr
Follow for: Amplification of Jewish authors and literary topics.
Miriam Anzovin
Follow for: Jewish learning—and cheeky humor—through a millennial, modern lens.
Sarah Haskell (That Relatable Jew)
Follow for: Relatable Jewishness, of course, and topical content, from current events to relationships and dog ownership, plus handy info (like what to expect at an Orthodox Jewish wedding). The vibe is earthy and candid.
Zusha (Zusha Music)
Follow for: Hasidic folk rock guaranteed to brighten even the most boring day at your desk. This is a lovable duo!
Food & Home
Carolina Gelen
Follow for: Comforting recipes (fried saltines!) and some unusual ones, too, like martini latkes.
Rebekah Lowin
Follow for: Domestic dreamscapes with a Jewish spin: gorgeous challah, matzo pizza and enviable tablescapes.
Ruhama Shitrit
Follow for: Cozy, homey recipes (one-pan turmeric chicken and potatoes is essential wintertime content).
Lifestyle, Parenting & Humor
Karen Cinnamon (Your Jewish Life)
Follow for: Hot takes, humor and family life.
Marion Ashley
Follow for: Mom, fitness and travel content, with Jewish humor thrown in.
Fitness & Wellness
Yoel Levy (The Jewish Fitness Coach)
Follow for: Fitness, nutrition, culinary curiosities (latke sushi?!) and online health coaching.
Arts, Activism & Politics
Elisabetta Furcht
Follow for: Political statements, in watercolor.
Jonah Platt
Follow for: Topical content from the affable actor, activist and host of the super-popular “Being Jewish” podcast. (He calls himself a J-list celebrity.)
Montana Tucker
Follow for: Actress and singer who produced the documentary “The Children of October 7.” She blends dance pop with serious activism.
