Outcry
Asher Lovy, Ariella Goldberg-KaySince 2012 ZA'AKAH has been advocating for survivors of sexual abuse in the Orthodox Jewish community. Outcry, the English translation of ZA'AKAH, will be covering current and historical cases of sexual abuse in the community, busting myths and disinformation about sexual abuse, providing best-practices based information for survivors, parents, teachers, and community leaders on how to prevent and respond to sexual abuse, and interviewing experts in the field about how to keep our children safe.
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Latest Episodes
Due to incredibly selfish reasons by Asher for bring unprepared for todays episode (namely, being busy in the process of getting engaged), the Yeshiva University case is temporarily out on hold while we instead provide some updates to 5 cases weve be... more
In this episode we begin our series on the decades of sexual abuse committed and covered up at Yeshiva University. Over the course of this series well be covering the many the abusers named in the currently active Child Victims Act lawsuits, of which... more
After taking a break to allow this episodes guest to recover from COVID, and for us to discuss the dangers of letting abuse enablers like Leslie Wexner and others off the hook too easy, were finally please to invite Detective Rory Forrestal on the po... more
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- Phenomenal
Fantastic podcast! It’s easier to listen to than you’d expect for this subject matter, because there’s fun banter and lots of jokes and even some optimism. The information is serious and depressing and scary, but it’s also extremely well-researched, important, and clear. Highly recommend.
Apple Podcasts5Rivkyb52
United Statesa month ago - Informative, well researched and presented.
A difficult topic but one that needs to be exposed and explicated. Asher and Ariella do a great job. They make me feel like I am sitting comfortably in their living room while they fill me in with stories and information I need to know. There is warmth and humor along with the hard and painful facts. The legalities of the case laws are well explained to the layperson. more
Apple Podcasts5ElchananUnited States4 months ago - Great podcast
Great podcast, it's a shame that we need a podcast like this, but the hosts do a great job here. I hope we will get to the point where we don't need a podcast like this but until then, thank you, Asher and Ariyala, for doing this.
Apple Podcasts5Abweiss1United States4 months ago - Well done & fascinating
I didn’t think this podcast would be “enjoyable” due to the content. Fortunately, it’s not too explicit and Asher & Ariella are amazing hosts. They are dynamic, and I could listen to their banter for hours. This podcast goes into the nitty gritty of the how cover-ups happen.
Apple Podcasts5FinniganLeviUnited States5 months ago - Really great
This podcast is well put together, informative and keeps the listener engaged. However, did Zaakah reach out to the victim before putting this together? I imagine this can be intensely difficult for her.
Apple Podcasts5strong and tallUnited States5 months ago
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