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On the Nose

Jewish Currents
Israel-Palestine Conflict
Palestine
Israeli Religious Left
Hindu Nationalism
Jewish Currents
India
The Ally
Columbia University
Zionism
Jewish Identity
Gaza Strip
Hope and Belief
Justice and Compassion
Jewish Tradition
Moral Tradition
Religious Zionism
Hindu Temple
RSS
Violence Against Muslims
Majoritarianism

On the Nose is a biweekly podcast by Jewish Currents, a magazine of the Jewish left founded in 1946. The editorial staff discusses the politics, culture, and questions that animate today’s Jewish left.

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Latest Episodes

As media figures reacted to the assassination of right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk last month, a movement to purge those critical of President Trump and his MAGA movement found success. The most prominent censorship case came when ABC, bowing to pr... more

Charlie Kirk, influential right-wing commentator and founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on September 10th. Since then, he has been made into a martyr on the right, and the Trump administration has vowed to crack down on the left, despite ... more

In this episode, Jewish Currents editor-at-large Peter Beinart interviews the philosopher, activist, author, and educator Angela Davis, whose writing and organizing have shaped Black liberation, feminist, queer, and prison abolitionist movements for ... more

In this episode, Jewish Currents editor-in-chief Arielle Angel, editor-at-large Peter Beinart, associate editor Mari Cohen, and senior editor Nathan Goldman answer reader questions. They discuss the challenge of sustaining Jewish social reproduction ... more

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Recent Guests

Karen Attiah
Award-winning journalist with a focus on race, culture, gender, and international affairs.
Formerly The Washington Post
Episode: The Media Goes MAGA
Mehdi Hasan
Former MSNBC host and founder of the independent media outlet Zeteo.
Zeteo
Episode: The Media Goes MAGA
Angela Davis
Renowned philosopher, activist, and educator
Episode: What a Lifetime of Struggle Taught Angela Davis
Lynne Segal
Socialist feminist activist and professor emerita of gender and psychosocial studies
Birkbeck
Episode: Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging
Sarah Friedland
Filmmaker and choreographer
Episode: Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging
Rachel Griffin Accurso
Children's television star and advocate for children's rights
Miss Rachel
Episode: Ms. Rachel Stands Up for the Littles of Gaza
Laura Elkeslassy
A singer of Judeo-Arabic music based in Brooklyn
Sephardi Mizrahi Kehila
Episode: Sephardi/Mizrahi Therapy
Devin Naar
An Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies
University of Washington
Episode: Sephardi/Mizrahi Therapy
Oren Yirmiya
A scholar of modern Hebrew literature focusing on Mizrahi studies
University of Toronto
Episode: Sephardi/Mizrahi Therapy

Hosts

Arielle Angel
Editor-in-Chief of Jewish Currents
Mari Cohen
Associate Editor of Jewish Currents

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 586 ratings
  • This is not a review, this is just to send you some love

    I’m French and I’m not Jewish and I looooooove your podcast. I always learn a lot and your guests are the best. Thank you for your work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CommanderClawsome
    Francea month ago
  • So insightful, even for Gentiles like me

    I’m not Jewish, but I find this podcast incredibly interesting in how it gives me a very specific insight into some big world events that are going to be some of the defining issues of our age, but also lovely insights into the beauty and diversity of Judaism.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kteeeem
    Australia2 months ago
  • Required listening for the Jewish Left.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    flargit
    2 months ago
  • sorely needed

    writing this from the limited perspective of a single-episode listener, but a) that will change fast, and b) i found your conversation on community safety organising to be an absolute treasure, striking a deep affinity with the local context i’m in, and opening up pathways to collective action i’ve had a sense of more than a language for. thank you so, so much, lots of love and fortitude from within fortress europe

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bienenstixh
    Denmark2 months ago
  • Misguided info

    Suggesting that Jews should support political figures with antisemitic views because they don’t pose a real threat is simply misguided. History and experience show that when governments fail to take a strong stance against hate and crime, those behaviors often increase significantly. It’s reasonable to expect that antisemitic acts will rise under leaders who are indifferent or hostile to Jewish communities. Personally, I’ve experienced multiple incidents of antisemitism that made me feel deeply ... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    United States3 months ago

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Overall, the podcast is seen as a much-needed platform for progressive Jewish thought, fostering a sense of community and activism.
Many find the candid dialogues respectful and enriching, even when addressing contentious topics.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its thoughtful discussions and unique perspectives on pressing social issues.
A segment of the audience feels the content leans too heavily towards a pre-defined ideological stance, which may limit the diversity of debate.

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#207
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Apple Podcasts
#234
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Talking Points

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Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging
Q: Could you speak about the backdrop of the film and the political environment for care?
Cuts to Medicaid and immigration policies under the Trump administration pose significant threats to older adults and caregivers in the U.S.
Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging
Q: How do you see your milieu navigating aging and care?
It's important for younger people to connect with older relatives and understand their experiences, fostering a sense of interdependence and community across generations.
Brad Lander’s Campaign of Solidarity
Q: Have you been disappointed at all by the response by major New York City elected officials?
Lander expressed disappointment at the lack of endorsements for Mamdani from key officials, calling for unity among Democrats in support of the nominee.
Brad Lander’s Campaign of Solidarity
Q: What would you say were the most significant differences you had with Zohran on city issues?
Lander notes that while both were focused on affordability, he emphasized broader safety and affordability needs compared to Mamdani's strong focus on affordability alone.
Brad Lander’s Campaign of Solidarity
Q: What struck you about Zohran Mamdani when you started to spend time with him?
Lander found Mamdani to be charming and charismatic, evolving a warmth between them during their campaigns, especially as they worked together on issues like taxi medallion debt.

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Frequently Asked Questions About On the Nose

What is On the Nose about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content revolves around a range of topics significant to contemporary Jewish identity and activism, featuring discussions on political, cultural, and social issues. Episodes capture the complexities of Jewish experiences, addressing themes like community safety, progressive politics, the implications of Zionism, and the intersectionality of ethics and social justice, particularly in relation to current events impacting Jewish communities. Notably, there is a strong emphasis on fostering diverse conversations and challenging traditional narratives within the Jewish diaspora, making it an engaging resource for those interested in nuanced dialogues pertaining to the Jewish left.

The podcast stands out for its candid exchanges that often i... more

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Recent guests on On the Nose include:

1. Karen Attiah
2. Mehdi Hasan
3. Angela Davis
4. Lynne Segal
5. Sarah Friedland
6. Rachel Griffin Accurso
7. Laura Elkeslassy
8. Devin Naar

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