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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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From 1929 until the mid 1950s, Molly Goldberg was America’s favorite Jewish mother. Her character was written, acted, and embodied by Gertrude Berg, the first female showrunner and the first woman to win an Emmy for television. First on radio, then o... more

For the last of our summer re-releases, we're taking you back to an episode from 2017 about mah jongg, an ancient Chinese table game that’s embedded in Jewish culture. 

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In this special summer episode, Judith, Nahanni, and Jen each share something they've read, watched, or listened to this summer that Can We Talk? listeners will love. 

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While the podcast is on summer hiatus, we're listening back to some of our favorite Can We Talk? episodes. This time, an episode from 2021 about Moroccan Israeli singer Zohra El Fassia.

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Recent Guests

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)
Miriam Anzavin
TikTok star and Torah commentator
Episode: Word of the Week: Yenta (Re-release)
Judy Gold
Comedian and commentator on Jewish culture
Episode: Word of the Week: Yenta (Re-release)
Jan Lisa Hutner
Yenta expert and author, studied Fiddler on the Roof
Episode: Word of the Week: Yenta (Re-release)
Idit Klein
Outgoing CEO of Keshet and a leader in the fight for LGBTQ+ inclusion.
Keshet
Episode: Episode 129: Idit Klein on a Quarter Century of Queer Jewish Leadership
Ariela Housman
A Soferet Stam involved in the scribing of sacred Jewish texts.
Episode: Episode 127: The Scribe and Her Quill
Jen Taylor Friedman
A pioneer among female Torah scribes who challenged traditional Jewish laws.
Episode: Episode 127: The Scribe and Her Quill
Shoshana Gugenheim
Artist and Soferet Stam, co-founder of the Women's Torah Project.
Episode: Episode 127: The Scribe and Her Quill

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Nahani Rouse
Host and co-producer, focuses on discussing Jewish women's stories and social issues.
Jen Richler
Host and co-producer, engaged in conversations that highlight cultural and community issues affecting Jewish women.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 195 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 States8 months ago
  • Ronya rocked!

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thea's sister Roni
    United Statesa year 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 Africa3 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 States4 years ago
  • Yay

    Love this pod so much

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ashkenazi
    United States5 years ago

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Many find the episodes enlightening, informative, and well-produced, often highlighting broad themes that resonate across cultural lines.
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Episode 129: Idit Klein on a Quarter Century of Queer Jewish Leadership
Q: How would you describe the changes that you've seen in the Jewish community around LGBTQ issues during this period of your leadership at Keshet?
Idit Klein highlights that the Jewish community has made significant progress in accepting LGBTQ issues, and they are no longer marginalized but are incorporated into the broader community identity.
Episode 127: The Scribe and Her Quill
Q: Do you think it's important to have women doing this work?
Yes, it is important to have people of all genders doing this work to allow full participation in our community.
Episode 127: The Scribe and Her Quill
Q: Do you consider your work feminist?
Yes, I do, because we're doing something that for so many years was not done by women.
Episode 124: Dayenu: Jewish Climate Action Now
Q: What advice would you give to people who are looking to take action in the fight against climate change?
Remember you don't have to be a scientist, find a group in your community that's already working on climate, and recognize your unique gifts that can contribute to the movement.
Episode 124: Dayenu: Jewish Climate Action Now
Q: Can you speak to the connections between climate action and gender?
Climate is a social, economic and racial and gender justice issue, because it affects everyone, but it does not affect everyone equally.

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This podcast presents engaging narratives centered on the lives and contributions of Jewish women, addressing various societal and cultural issues. Episodes often explore themes of community, identity, feminism, and historical significance, drawing on personal stories and expert interviews to shed light on broader societal challenges faced by women. The content delves into topics such as gender equality, cultural traditions, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and the intersectionality of Jewish identity, providing listeners with a nuanced understanding of women's experiences across different contexts. The podcast may particularly appeal to those interested in feminist discussions, Jewish heritage, and social justice advocacy, fostering a sense of belonging ... more

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