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Heeb Issue #11

Urban Kvetch

Our Founding Fathers
Just because they dressed like dorks it doesn’t mean they would’ve been Republican assholes like you if they were around today. You think because Jefferson believed in “life,
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Jewdar

Be My Guest:
We found ourselves on an express train to Thrillsville when we learned that not only is Christopher Guest in post-production on a new film, For Your Consideration, but that the plot revolves
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Heebraica

Nevermind the Brisket

You are probably as accustomed to walking past Tex-Mex, Thai-French and Pan-Asian restaurants as you are the neighborhood deli. But a “Cuban Reuben”? Don’t laugh, Jewish fusion may be coming to a
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Feature Interview

Feast or Famine

With the book and now film Fast Food Nation, Walmart’s recent switch to organic produce, Slow Food restaurants popping up all over the country and what seems to be a growing hunger for “inconvenient
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Features

Our Stomachs, Ourselves

“Krazy” Kevin Lipsitz once knew what victory tasted like: kosher pickles. Six years ago, the magazine subscription manager from Staten Island took first place in the Carnegie Deli Annual Pickle
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Features

Boiling Point

I was on the Indonesian island of Flores, famous for its multicolored volcanic lakes, and I came across a bunch of backpackers talking to a restaurant owner about the possibility of him roasting them a
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Features

No Chopped Liver

There was the time I gave a poop sandwich to my rabbi. It was at the confirmation class picnic in my backyard and I was 16 years old—old enough to know it wasn’t funny. But I thought he would
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Photo Feature

Borscht Belt Horror

You can run…you can hide…this is the soup that eats you alive. If you’ve never been to the Catskills, now is not the time to visit. Peter Svarzbein’s stills of Heeb’s first horror film.






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Features

Read It and Eat

Here at Heeb, we certainly make no claims to be refined epicureans. We love Halloween candy and movie popcorn, and to be honest, if truly desperate we’d eat that linty Mento stuck in the couch. But we
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Bible Studies

Booty Calls

Whether it’s number one, number two or some hellacious hybrid thereof, using public restrooms can be, pardon the pun, a real pain in the ass. We’re all used to the comforts of our bathrooms at

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urban kvetch

Urban Kvetch

James Lipton, Our Founding Fathers, E-mails from John Kerry and (read more)

jewdar

Jewdar

Be My Guest:
We found ourselves on an express train to Thrillsville when we learned that not only is
(read more)

heebraica

Nevermind the Brisket

You are probably as accustomed to walking past Tex-Mex, Thai-French and Pan-Asian restaurants as you are (read more)

feature interview

Feast or Famine

With the book and now film Fast Food Nation, Walmart’s recent switch to organic produce, Slow Food (read more)

features

Our Stomachs, Ourselves

“Krazy” Kevin Lipsitz once knew what victory tasted like: kosher pickles. Six years ago, the magazine (read more)

Boiling Point

I was on the Indonesian island of Flores, famous for its multicolored volcanic lakes, and I came across a (read more)

No Chopped Liver

There was the time I gave a poop sandwich to my rabbi. It was at the confirmation class picnic in my (read more)

photo feature

Borscht Belt Horror

You can run…you can hide…this is the soup that eats you alive. If you’ve never been to the (read more)

features

Read It and Eat

From abalone to zwieback, we tasted every food on the entire planet and came up with a list of the only 50 that really matter. (read more)

bible studies

Booty Calls

Whether it’s number one, number two or some hellacious hybrid thereof, using public restrooms can be,

(read more)

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