
Every other week, Rabbi Ammi Hirsch hosts intellectually honest conversations unpacking current events through the lens of Jewish wisdom and values. Unbound by politics and untethered by party lines, Ammi and his distinguished guests discuss everything from foreign affairs and antisemitism to politics and pop culture. This show is recorded from New York’s Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, a historic Re... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Ravid isn’t the person to ask about media bias. His journalistic coverage is often unfair and one-sided. And, to update, the interview with Alkhatib was very good. I’m always interested in hearing him. One point he made that there wasn’t push back on was when he said that there was an injustice done to Palestinians in 1948. It was the UN and the British who created the environment and the circumstances. Also, Arabs were given the option for land, but they refused it. So I’m not quite clear how t... more
Ravid isn’t the person to ask about media bias. His journalistic coverage is often unfair and one-sided.
The powerful Ami interview with David Harris should be required listening by every Reform rabbi and בפרט the administration of HUC.
…but I’m on the other coast : (
What a brilliant podcaster. Fascinating, insightful. Thrilled to have found him!
Through his guests and conversations, Rabbi Hirsch has been warning of the insideous antisemitism coming from the left since his earliest episodes in 2022.
His conversations are inspirational, relevant and poignant.
And Rabbi Hirsch’s respect and advocacy for Zionism has been consistent, clear and unapologetic. Hopefully it is contagious.
I look forward to each new episode dropping.
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Conversations center on Jewish life, liberalism, and global affairs seen through Jewish wisdom and values. Across episodes, topics gravitate toward antisemitism, Israel-Diaspora relations, democracy, and how media shapes public discourse, with guests including journalists, scholars, authors, and cultural commentators. The show often blends provocative geopolitical analysis with personal narratives, anchored by a host who emphasizes thoughtful, morally grounded leadership. Listeners can expect rigorous, civically engaged discussions that appeal to information-minded, culturally curious, and values-driven audiences seeking nuanced perspectives on current events and Jewish life.
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Recent guests on In These Times include:
1. Charles Asher Small
2. Hagar Chemali
3. Franklin Foer
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5. Adam Lewis Klein
6. Zibby Owens
7. Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib
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