
Yael Bar tur, secular sinner, and Chaya Leah Sufrin, pious Haredi, ask each other the hard questions, from Torah to Tinder askajew.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Literally LOL’d today while listening.
One of my favourite podcasts - these women have terrific chemistry and I love the interplay between secular and religious Jews.
Podcasts live and die based on chemistry and these two have it in spades. The last few years have been painful and isolating, this show goes a little of the way to making up for lost community. I don’t always agree politically with the hosts but their worldview is inclusive and broadminded. I’m grateful to have them in my ears.
They consistently find new ways to un-gaslight me. I didn’t feel too Jewish before October 7. Then I like all Jews was thrown into his ancient struggle. Which has only been made bearable by shows like this! come for the solidarity, stay for the holocaust jokes.
These women run the gamut, funny, wonky, touching, heartbreaking. It’s been that kind of a year (and a half). Some pods, it’s like I’m back with my high school girlfriends. Since I’m on the secular side, I have to say how surprising I’ve found Chaya Leah’s take on many things. I especially loved the Mother’s Day episode.
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This podcast features a comedic yet insightful exploration of contemporary Jewish life through the lens of personal identities and societal issues. Hosts with contrasting backgrounds—one secular and the other Haredi—engage in thought-provoking conversations that cover a wide range of topics, from traditional Jewish teachings to modern dating dilemmas. Episodes often highlight cultural identity, anti-Semitism, and the complexities surrounding Jewish community life, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone that encourages humor amidst serious discussions. Notable guests from various sectors, including education and media, contribute to the richness of the dialogue, making it an appealing listen for those interested in understanding the multi... more
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