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In each episode of Can We Talk?, the Jewish Women’s Archive features stories and conversations about Jewish women and the issues that shape our public and private lives. Visit us at jwa.org.

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Recent Guests

Stephanie Butnick
Founder of the Jewish Lifestyle Newsletter, Golda and former host of unorthodox podcast.
Episode: Sparking Jewish Joy with Stephanie Butnick
Laraine Newman
Original cast member of Saturday Night Live
Episode: Episode 136: How Jewish Women Shaped SNL
Jennifer Caplan
Scholar of Jewish American pop culture
University of Cincinnati
Episode: Episode 136: How Jewish Women Shaped SNL
Merav Roth
A trauma therapist and psychoanalyst in Israel, specializing in working with survivors of the Hamas massacres and released hostages.
Episode: Episode 133: An Israeli Trauma Therapist on Healing After October 7
Hannah Wacholder Katsman
Mother of Hayim Katsman, a peace activist murdered by Hamas
Episode: Episode 132: Two Years Later
Yonatan Zeigen
Son of Vivian Silver, a peace activist and women's rights advocate murdered by Hamas
Episode: Episode 132: Two Years Later
Tracy Slater
Writer and author of Together in Manzanar
Episode: Episode 131: Together in Manzanar: A Japanese Jewish American Story
Karen Gouin
Author and Mah Jongg teacher
Self-published author of Searching for Bubi Fisher
Episode: Mah Jongg Tov (Re-Release)
Lizzie Skernick
Author known for her works on Jewish culture
Episode: Word of the Week: Yenta (Re-release)

Hosts

Jen Richler
Host of the series and co-producer, focusing on bringing forward the narratives of Jewish women and issues affecting their lives.
Nahanni Rous
Host of the series and co-producer, engaged in discussions surrounding Jewish women's stories and their impact on society.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 197 ratings
  • A Treasure!

    Loved both episodes I have listened to so far: Golda Meir and Jean Carroll. So informative, interesting, entertaining, and enlightening, in episodes of the perfect length. Looking forward to exploring many more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kate Morgan Reade
    United Statesa year ago
  • Ronya rocked!

    Thanks for featuring the interview with Ronya. What a powerful and fascinating woman!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thea's sister Roni
    United States2 years ago
  • Blown away

    What an interesting and well produced podcast

    I have been listening non stop since finding it. You don’t have to be a women or Jewish to enjoy this podcast because it’s a really good show with great topic but, being both, I enjoy it all the more so !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dani Malkin
    South Africa4 years ago
  • Makes me feel not alone

    I learn a lot listening to this show, and it makes me feel more a part of a Jewish community than I’ve felt lately. Thank you for all that you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ohthewhomanity
    United States5 years ago
  • Yay

    Love this pod so much

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ashkenazi
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners express gratitude for its focus on Jewish women's experiences, feeling a strong connection to the topics discussed.

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Sparking Jewish Joy with Stephanie Butnick
Q: Can you say a little bit about the reaction you've gotten so far to the newsletter and just what you're doing in the last year?
The best feedback is that people want more newsletters every week, indicating a strong demand for the content I'm sharing.
Sparking Jewish Joy with Stephanie Butnick
Q: What are you thinking about? What are you doing? What are you reading? And let's be honest, what are you buying?
I'm trying to remember to keep the Jewish joy from Chanukah going through other months, planning fun activities and products to promote positivity in Jewish life.
Episode 134: The Jewish Girl Who Joined the Islamic Revolution
Q: How did you reconcile your Jewish identity with your involvement in the Islamic Revolution?
I always believed and still believe that I remained a Jew in my heart, but at that time, I was drawn to Islam as a political ideology.
Episode 134: The Jewish Girl Who Joined the Islamic Revolution
Q: What inspired your interest in the social justice aspect of the Islamic Revolution?
I became more and more aware of how the Shah of Iran would arrest, torture, and execute people who were against him.
Episode 133: An Israeli Trauma Therapist on Healing After October 7
Q: Can you talk about any ways that men and women might experience trauma and healing differently?
In captivity, women are threatened by sexual abuse, which adds an additional layer of fear. However, their understanding of their potential safety often helps them cope.

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Exploring the multifaceted experiences of Jewish women, this series presents narratives and discussions that encompass both personal and societal issues. Episodes often highlight the intersection of Jewish identity with broader cultural and political landscapes, addressing topics such as representation in media, social justice, and the historical contributions of Jewish women. Noteworthy episodes feature conversations with various influential voices, reflecting on themes of resilience, culture, and community amidst contemporary challenges, making it a valuable resource for those seeking deeper insights into Jewish women's lives and histories.

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