
SAPIR is a journal exploring the future of the American Jewish community and its intersection with cultural, social, and political issues. These podcasts are recordings of Zoom webinars we have held with our contributors (season numbers correspond with issue numbers). To find out more and join our next events live, visit www.sapirjournal.org.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

In the shadow of the war in Gaza, shifting ideological fault lines and coalitions are redefining the boundaries of progressive politics nationwide. The normalization of rhetoric on the Left that questions Israel’s legitimacy has become a source of gr... more
Amid a troubling resurgence of antisemitism, Princeton scholar Robert P. George declared in his most recent SAPIR essay that “any attempt to deny or undermine God’s unique and mysterious bond with the Jewish people … is antithetical to Christianity.”... more
What does the process of conversion — joining the Jewish people— reveal about the meaning of chosenness? In his recent essay for SAPIR, Rabbi Adam Mintz writes that “we, Jews by birth and Jews by choice, are all destined for the same story.” Similarl... more
“For many of its secular pioneers,” writes former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren in his most recent SAPIR essay, “Zionism was a revolt against chosenness. It was an attempt to become a nation like every other.” Today, especially after October 7, man... more
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A delightful and stimulating conversation about the most important issues facing the Jewish community and faith.
Sapir takes on some of the most challenging questions of our time, and not just those of concern to Jews. He brings deep reflection, creative thought, and new insights into each one. Bret Stephens is a superb host, editor and participant. This one of my favorite podcasts.
I come away from this podcast feeling thoughtful and open-hearted.
A ray of light and wisdom!
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Content focuses on the intersection of Jewish identity with current cultural, political, and social issues, providing a platform for meaningful discussions around contemporary Jewish experiences. Noteworthy topics include diverse perspectives on political activism, media ethics, and the complexities of Jewish identity within American society. Guest appearances from various experts enhance the dialogues, aiming to promote understanding and engagement within the Jewish community and beyond.
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Recent guests on SAPIR Conversations include:
1. Dr. Eyal Hulata
2. Joseph Guastella
3. Dana Stroul
4. Rabbi Meir Soloveichik
5. Dana W. White
6. Shaul Kelner
7. Michael Oren
8. Sheila Katz
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