Chewin' the Cud, Jewish Flamethrowers, and Geriatric Pregnancies

Here's the description - When most goys think of being Jewish, they think the little hats, eight crazy nights, and no cheeseburgers; well it's that last thing we're talking about today…kosher. But first, we'll do something we rarely do…cover a recent event. We'll discuss a New York Post story about a Jewish World War 2 soldier who was lost behind enemy lines only to have been discovered two years ago buried in a mass grave with Nazi soldiers and the efforts undertaken to give him a proper burial. NY Post Article: https://nypost.com/2024/06/01/world-news/remains-of-jewish-american-soldier-recovered-after-being-buried-with-nazis/ When we get to the kosher topic, we'll discuss- The history of kosher laws Challenges with keeping kosher The meaning of the word "kosher" How Kosher upholds Jewish belief in treating animals with dignity The difference between kosher and parve What a kosher kitchen looks like The deal with kosher wine And how chickens made the cut to become kosher For this week's parsha, we'll discuss the Angels who visit Abraham and Sarah and tell them the good news about Isaac's coming. To round it out, our buddy Eli Lake wrote us a little ditty about keeping kosher (with an AI assist). It's a banger…