It’s 1977 and Skokie, Illinois native Isaac Adams has been pretty laid back when it comes to his Judaism. Just ask his gentile wife. But when Neo-Nazis plan to march in his old neighborhood – home to over 40,000 Jews, including thousands of Holocaust survivors – Isaac faces a moral conundrum: how should he respond to this blatant anti-Semitism in his own backyard? What does he owe to his family, his people, his faith – and himself? Isaac wrestles with it all as he explores the quirky ways we connect with our heritage. His journey will leave you laughing – and thinking.