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Tensions Transplanted

The Jewish Independent
Antisemitism
Australia
Israel
Jewish Community
Palestine
Israel-Gaza Conflict
Zionism
Federal Elections
October 7th
Islamophobia
Social Cohesion
Gaza
Australian Muslim Population
Media
The Muslim Vote
Labour Party
Melbourne, Australia
Royal Commission
Extremism
Media Influence

Tensions Transplanted – Season 3

This six-part series explores the complex intersections of social cohesion, media influence, extremism, and rising antisemitism in the wake of the events at Bondi and October 7. Featuring a diverse panel of experts, journalists, and community leaders, the podcast delves into the mechanics of cancel culture, the spread of mis- and disinformation, and the structural... more

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In Episode 4 of Tensions Transplanted, Rob Kaldor and Isy Oderberg explore how political disillusionment, extremism and online disinformation are fuelling antisemitism across the political spectrum. Through interviews with pollster ... more

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In episode three of Tensions Transplanted, Media, Social Media and Cancel Culture, Rob Kaldor and Isy Oderberg turn their attention to the creative spaces, news media, social media algorithms, misinformation, and the silencing effec... more

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In Episode Two of Tensions Transplanted, Rob Kaldor and Isy Oderberg examine the rule of law, the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, and the limits of law in confronting hate. Featuring Julian Leeser MP, former ... more

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After the Bondi massacre, many Australian Jews were shocked — but not necessarily surprised. In the opening episode of season three of Tensions Transplanted, Rob Kaldor and Izzy Oderberg begin with the question now facing Australian... more

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Recent Guests

Noe Harsel
Writer, board member, Monash University senior policy advisor
Monash University/Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 3 - Media, Social Media and Cancel Culture
Margaret Simons
Journalist and media expert
University of Melbourne / Guardian Media Group
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 3 - Media, Social Media and Cancel Culture
Julian Leeser
Australian politician featured on royal commission discussion
Member of Parliament
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Ron Sackville
Legal figure with Royal Commission experience
AO KC; former judge
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Hugh de Kretser
President of the Australian Human Rights Commission
Australian Human Rights Commission
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Zachary Schaffer
Co-founder of Project Shema; antisemitism education advocate
Project Shema
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Michelle Grossman
Academic specializing in terrorism and extremism research
Deakin University; AVERT
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 1- Start at the beginning
Zach Schaffer
Activist, teacher, founder of Project Shema
Project Shema (New York)
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 1- Start at the beginning
Van Badham
Columnist and commentator
The Guardian Australia
Episode: Season 3 - Episode 1- Start at the beginning

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Rob Kaldor
Host and producer passionate about societal issues, particularly those affecting the Jewish community and public discourse in Australia.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Unethical journalism

    In this podcast, Rob Kaldor uncritically platforms someone who has been engaging in an online campaign of racially motivated abuse, harassment and targeting of myself and other women. This includes dozens of posts referring to my family, and making violent memes of me being attacked and on a train to concentration camps. The podcast calls this person a “strong woman” and promotes her social media.

    Platforming this behaviour is antithetical to respectful debate, and makes many Jews and others u... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jewish Council
    Australia2 years ago
  • Inviting humanity

    I really appreciated this podcast. Rob personalises and humanises the troubling and surprising experiences that Jewish people in Australia have had since October 7, and illuminates the scary, creeping tide of antisemitism.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shazza McGazza
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great work

    Excellent podcast series exploring the troubling tensions and antisemitism in Australia. Well done

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SDP007
    Australia2 years ago
  • Very informative podcast

    Well presented and explained. Recommend

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stellabella2405
    Australia2 years ago
  • Excellent!

    Rob’s on the money! Well produced and insightful! I hope it gets a broad audience!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stutravel
    Australia2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the personalized and humanized approach to complex topics related to antisemitism and social dynamics in Australia.
The podcast is recognized for providing insightful commentary on the political landscape and the implications of current events.
Overall, many find the discussions compelling, relevant, and thought-provoking, especially during heightened social tensions.
Critics have expressed concerns about the portrayal of certain guests, indicating that the platforming of specific views may provoke controversy.

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Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Q: How should Israel-Palestine discourse be framed to avoid antisemitic harm?
The discussion emphasizes careful, contextual language, understanding that Zionism can be misused as a coded trope, and the importance of precise definitions to prevent dehumanization.
Season 3 - Episode 2- What about the Rule of Law
Q: Why is a Royal Commission seen as essential or insufficient in addressing antisemitism?
Guests discuss the need for a broad set of tools beyond a Royal Commission, including education, social cohesion, civil remedies, and targeted policies in universities and schools.
Season 2 - Episode 4 - The Muslim Vote
Q: What challenges does the Labour Party face in this election?
Labour is struggling to balance support for Israel with the growing pro-Palestinian sentiments among their Muslim constituents.
Season 2 - Episode 4 - The Muslim Vote
Q: What are some of the seats the Muslim Vote are targeting?
They are focusing on seats like Wills, Hume, and others where there is significant Muslim representation and potential for mobilization.
Season 2 - Episode 5 - Jewish Voices in Parliament: Julian Leeser and Josh Burns on Australia's Future
Q: How does Labour policy in the Middle East differ from the Coalition's?
Labour has shifted views at the UN regarding Israel, while the Coalition aims to restore previous policies that bolster support for Israel.

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Focused on the complex interplay of antisemitism and political discourse in Australia, this series engages with current events, particularly during significant electoral moments. Conversations include insights from journalists, politicians, and community voices discussing the effects of rising antisemitism amid heightened political tensions. Additionally, the narrative explores how personal experiences and public challenges shape collective perspectives on identity within the Jewish community in Australia. Its unique angle combines lived experiences with analytical discussions to reflect the broader societal implications of current events.

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2. Margaret Simons
3. Julian Leeser
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5. Hugh de Kretser
6. Zachary Schaffer
7. Michelle Grossman
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