
A comedy podcast about the latest and greatest in US and Israeli propaganda.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsComedy | |||

Matt and Daniel are joined by Producer Adam to ponder Naftali Bennett’s game plan for a hasbara full court press, Tucker Carlson’s balls in characterizing Israel’s strikes, and the team that made the desert dunk: the OKC Thunder.
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Matt and Daniel are joined by Citations Needed co-host and author of the new book “How To Sell A Genocide,” Adam Johnson. They cover the consent factory being run by American cable news, use of the word “terrorist” by journalists to describe a popula... more
Matt and Daniel are joined from Beirut by BreakThrough News journalist Rania Khalek to discuss hasbara hits of the 80s, the matryoshka doll of nested Israeli missile defense systems, and whether AOC’s tireless working is working, or just making us ti... more
Matt and Daniel are joined by author and human rights activist Miko Peled to discuss insularity among New York Jewry, the secularization of the bible by Zionists, and the reason for the season: diasporic treason.
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Marc and Daniel and Producer Adam are keeping me almost sane with their brilliant silliness of Hasbara mockery intertwined with authentic empathy and compassion for the Palestinians who always remain the central focus. Somehow they pull it off that delicate balance. I freakin love them and their eclectic guests are always educational but fun. They got that balance down.
Love this podcast, but the record show-and-tell at the top of every ep feels pretty indulgent. I enjoy watching the YouTube premieres for the chat, but always wish I could skip that 5-10 minutes. Even as a music lover, it gets tiring; I come for the bad hasbara commentary, which is hilarious and excellent.
Funny and very relevant
Funny and informative with a thoughtful approach to examining hasbara.
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Darkly humorous, pointed discussions about media coverage and political propaganda surrounding Israel/Palestine, often critiquing liberal and mainstream outlets while spotlighting activist voices. Episodes frequently weave sharp media analysis, satire, and live-show banter with appearances by journalists, academics, comedians, and activists who challenge established narratives and explore anti-war, anti-Zionist, or critical perspectives. Notably, the show leans into provocative takes, strong editorial stances, and a recurring drive to unpack how narratives are shaped by power and platform dynamics, making it a provocative listen for those interested in media literacy and contentious geopolitical debates.
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Bad Hasbara launched 2 years ago and published 195 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bad Hasbara include:
1. Rania Khalek
2. Susan Abulhawa
3. Mary Houlihan
4. Cameron Kasky
5. Taylor Lorenz
6. Andrea More
7. Maha Ighbaria
8. Moe Tkacik
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