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This series features engaging interviews with scholars who explore various facets of Judaism through their newly published books. Episodes often explore the intersections of Jewish history, culture, and contemporary issues, reflecting on themes such as identity, memory, and faith. The conversations emphasize academic insights while also engaging with personal narratives, making the discussions accessible and relevant to a broader audience. The guests typically include historians, theologians, and authors, providing diverse perspectives on Jewish thought and practice, which contributes to rich discourse surrounding modern Jewish experiences. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of Jewish studies while being introduced to signi... more
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