Rick Lupert is a writer and poet who focuses on Jewish themes and spirituality. He regularly contributes poems to the Jewish Journal, exploring topics such as Torah portions, Jewish holidays, and personal reflections on Jewish identity. His work offers a unique perspective on Jewish life and tradition.
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Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Rick Lupert's work primarily focuses on Judaism, Torah, Parsha, Hanukkah, and Israel. He is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary or opinion pieces related to these topics. Given his emphasis on local coverage in Los Angeles and a focus on culture & society as well as family & relationships themes, he may also be interested in stories about how these topics intersect with the local community in California or the United States.
Pitches offering expert insights into Jewish cultural events or societal issues within the geographic scope of California and Los Angeles could resonate with Rick Lupert's interests. Additionally, personal narratives that tie into Jewish traditions and values may capture his attention due to his focus on family & relationships themes.
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The first leader of the Jewish people, anchored in his faith, spoke out on behalf of others.
In the film Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (and already you know this poem is gonna be good)...
These are the names of our cousins, who bore more cousins, who bore more cousins...
These are things I tell my son...
I've said it before _ if you eat a meal with someone they can't be your enemy.
So much innovation has come from the desert.
I wanted to tell you about a dream I had recently but I forgot what it was.
Hanukkah is late this year – or from another point of view it is exactly on time.
Suffice it to say that should Israel be gone, Arabs will butcher one another as the Arabs do in other volatile parts of the Middle East.
Sooner or later, Angelinos will demand answers. They will want to know why, despite years of warnings, our city was not better prepared.
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