Robert Nagler Miller Robert Nagler Miller, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wesleyan University, received his master's degree from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. For more than 25 years, he worked as a writer and editor at a variety of nonprofits in the Los Angeles and Bay Areas. In 2016, he and his husband, Dr. Arnold Friedlander, relocated to Chicago. Robert loves schmoozing, noshing, kvetching, Scrabble, reading and NPR. Recent Stories Sep 17, 2021 Wilderness Torah, Camp Newman collaborate on new center Sep 9, 2021 New memoir: Grieving his mother while the towers were falling Apr 22, 2021 Stanford begins work on massive digital Nuremberg archive Oct 26, 2020 Q&A: A Jewish former cop whose mother finally came around Oct 6, 2020 Q&A: Her podcast highlights stories of self-transformation Jul 13, 2020 Former San Franciscan recasts Russian Jewish family stories Feb 7, 2020 How Levi’s became an American icon Jan 9, 2020 Q&A: She really, really wants you to have an advance health care directive Dec 11, 2019 S.F.'s Jewish Christmas tradition Kung Pao Kosher Comedy returns Nov 19, 2019 Q&A: Environmentalist charged with protecting the California coastline Nov 8, 2019 Day of Philanthropy to honor Alvin Baum Jr. Nov 6, 2019 Q&A: How he wins the trust of homeless residents of People’s Park Oct 23, 2019 This rabbi finds a way through the food desert Sep 19, 2019 Former White House speechwriter charts her Jewish journey Sep 18, 2019 Refugees’ stories illuminate universal pain of leaving home Aug 22, 2019 Rare early Soviet-era illustrations of ‘One Little Goat’ seder song at Magnes Jul 19, 2019 The whimsical, profound ceramic art of Annabeth Rosen comes to CJM Jul 3, 2019 Q&A: A black, Oklahoma-raised Jew inspired by her mother’s values Jul 2, 2019 70 is 70, not ‘the new 50,’ says S.F. doctor Jun 19, 2019 Q&A: How anthropology complements traditional medicine Next Page