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In a podcast episode featuring Jessica Grose, a New York Times opinion writer, the discussion focuses on the increasing trend of Americans moving away from r...

In this episode, Eliana Johnson critiques the media's coverage of Republican presidential debates, arguing that mainstream outlets fail to address the issues...

Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, one of the first female rabbis in the United States and the first woman ordained by the Renewal movement in 1981, reflects on her 50-yea...

The podcast discusses the focus on Republican infighting in the House of Representatives regarding government shutdowns but questions the assumption that Dem...

The podcast delves into the implications of Hunter Biden's indictment as the latest in a series of challenges facing the Biden presidency, causing concerns a...

Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, discusses the forthcoming book "The Genius of Israel" co-authored with Saul...

Amidst Israel's judicial and political tumult, authors Yossi Klein Halevi, Daniel Gordis, and Matti Friedman emphasize the critical role of concerned North A...

Canadian Jewish leaders are bracing for Israel's ongoing political crisis, particularly concerning a law limiting the judiciary's power, set for appeal on Se...

In this feature on Conversations We Love, the spotlight falls on influential radio host Ira Glass, known for creating the popular "This American Life" series...

In a recent discussion, Eli Lake analyzes the Republican primary debate, noting that Ron DeSantis performed well according to polls despite initial expectati...

This episode of "Call Me Back" features GOP pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson discussing the evolving dynamics of the Republican primary landscape, particular...

Analysis of the recent Republican debate focuses on Vivek Ramaswamy's performance and its implications for the race ahead, as well as the impact of Nikki Hal...

In a recent podcast episode, Chris Stirewalt discusses the impact of the latest indictments on Donald Trump's future and the likelihood of his participation ...

James Snyder, the former director of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem and a recognized fundraiser for Jewish causes, has been appointed as the new director of ...

In this episode of "Call Me Back," political strategist Mike Murphy discusses the 2024 presidential landscape, assessing the weaknesses and potential alterna...

Eliana Johnson discusses a scandal involving Hunter Biden's partner Devon Archer revealing that Hunter's father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, communicated ...

Pikuach, the inspection service for Jewish studies accredited by the Department for Education, has decided to maintain its practice of providing schools with...

Israeli politics is facing turbulence as the fallout from a controversial judicial decision unfolds, granting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his coali...

Ben Smith, editor-in-chief of Buzzfeed News and media critic for the New York Times, reflects on how social media has divided communities and fostered hate. ...

The ordination of rabbis of color, including Black rabbis, is increasing within Jewish seminaries, yet their presence in pulpit leadership at established con...

In a recent podcast, an unverified claim has emerged suggesting Joe Biden received a payment from Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, in 2015. The company a...

Dr. Yonatan Freeman, an expert in international relations and national security, explores the potential for Israel's democracy to tip towards dictatorship am...

Fran Drescher, known for her role in The Nanny, has emerged as a strong advocate for labor rights as the president of SAG-AFTRA during a joint strike with th...

This episode discusses the process of Rabbi Shnuer Zalman of Liozna becoming the founder of Chabad Chassidus. It explores when he actually established Chassi...

Ort UK has expanded its successful Jump mentoring program to help teenagers prepare for the workforce. The program, which started in 2009 with a few students...

The London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS) had its Ofsted ranking for teacher-training courses downgraded from outstanding to good in its recent inspection a...

In episode 370 of Unorthodox, the podcast delves into the topic of name changes, exploring the truth behind the myth of name changes at Ellis Island. The dis...

The podcast episode "Coronation Cholent: Ep. 368" from Unorthodox features Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis discussing his experiences as the Chief Rabbi of th...

The podcast discusses Hunter Biden's plea deal with prosecutors as well as Donald Trump's apparent admission of charges against him in a documents case durin...

In this podcast episode featuring Mark Halperin, the discussion revolves around Trump's unfavorable day in Miami and Bedminster and its implications for his ...

Chris Stirewalt shares insights on the federal indictment of Donald Trump, comparing it to the Manhattan indictment, noting the former seems stronger. The di...

Rachel Gur, Director of Public Policy for Lobby 99, discusses the persistent issue of Israel's high cost of living and critiques the efficiency of government...

The article "A Good Rabbi is Hard to Find" discusses the evolving role of rabbis in response to changing communal needs and declining synagogue attendance. I...

In a recent podcast, the discussion focuses on President Joe Biden's shift in stance regarding his ability to use the 14th amendment to address the debt-ceil...

In a recent podcast discussion, it was highlighted that Senator John Fetterman had a confusing interaction with bankers, which was later corrected by a Washi...

The podcast discusses the puzzling trend of Republican candidates not actively challenging Donald Trump in elections, questioning how they expect to defeat h...

Mike Murphy delves into the early stages of the 2024 presidential primaries, focusing on what he calls the "invisible primary" and the dynamics affecting can...

Dianne Feinstein's reluctance to resign from the U.S. Senate due to age mirroring Moses' story highlights broader themes of leadership transition and legacy....

The podcast delves into Joe Biden's strategy of engaging with Republican leaders on the debt ceiling, highlighting the growing influence of House Speaker Kev...

In a discussion about assessing the success of a country like Israel at 75 years, Daniel Gordis explores key components such as leadership, morality, and the...

The podcast discusses the recent Republican success in passing a debt-ceiling bill in the House of Representatives and highlights the significance of major n...

In this episode, Dan Senor discusses the recent Israeli protest movements with Dr. Micah Goodman, exploring the deep-rooted emotional and political tensions ...

Utah Senator Mike Lee has consistently broken from his Republican colleagues on foreign policy matters, notably opposing extensive U.S. involvement in Ukrain...

In a podcast episode featuring Mark Halperin, the discussion revolves around the abundance of leaked intelligence documents online, their implications for th...

The recent massive protests in Israel have caused Netanyahu's government to halt its judicial reform plans temporarily. Questions arise about the trustworthi...

Shikma Bressler, an esteemed physicist, discusses her role in leading grassroots protests against Israel's judicial overhaul, articulating the urgent need fo...

Antonio Reynoso, Brooklyn's borough president and the first Latino in the role, maintains his progressive values while building bridges with the borough's di...

The podcast discusses Ron DeSantis's criticism of Donald Trump's personal conduct, which marks a significant break between the two prominent Republicans. It ...

Rabbi Alberto (Baruch) Zeilicovich has come out of retirement to lead Aruba's Temple Beth Israel, a congregation he first encountered during a much-needed br...

In a podcast discussing Joe Biden's recent decision to buck his party's principles by not vetoing a Congressional action against strict crime regulations in ...