
Stories of how people’s lives changed on and after October 7, 2023
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePersonal Journals | |||

This past fall, I sat down with Nadine Greenfield-Binstock, a longtime Jewish communal professional who has devoted her career to strengthening Jewish life as well as Israel advocacy. After more than 20 years working with the American Jewish Committe... more
In September 2025, I sat down with Aryeh Schwartz, a professional photographer based in Washington, DC. Aryeh was working at the Capital Jewish Museum on the night that Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Leschinsky were murdered.
Aryeh is also the founder of W... more
Earlier this year, I traveled to Princeton, New Jersey to meet with Lynne Azarchi and Harlene Lichter Galen, authors of Countering Antisemitism: A How‑To Guide for Youth (8–18), Families and Educators. The two met while working on anti-bias programm... more
Earlier this year, I sat down with Alissa Zeffren, a Tanach and History teacher at Ida Crown Jewish Academy outside Chicago and the director of NILI, the women’s division of the YU Torah Mitzion Kollel. Alissa also leads the Chicago chapter of Studen... more
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I listen to several podcasts a day that relate to Israel and the challenges we are facing today in the Jewish world, and I have to say that this is among my favourites. I think Manya Marcus is an exceptional host and interviewer, and I have the greatest respect for what she’s trying to accomplish.
This conversation means so much to me . My late husband sensed a special bond to Judaism and Jews. We, as Seventh Day Adventists hold the Shabbot as sacred and very dear. As a teacher he was able to attend one the yearly events at the Holocaust museum in Israel. We attended a conservative Synagogue often and attended classes. We explained we felt very indebted to Jews for the knowledge they preserved that is our roots as believers in Hashem . I urged him to get a DNA test and it came back southe... more
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I’m an Israeli that has listened to your podcast from the beginning. I especially like it because it’s not about taking sides, but making available the human side of these turbulent years. It has not only informed me of the atmosphere that the Jewish community is living in the diaspora,but has told the remarkable stories of Israeli’s surrounding me. Thank you for your compassionate interviews and your wonderful music at the end of every episode.
I listen to this podcast with utmost attention as it full fils a deep need to know and understand. Thank you
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Focused on personal narratives and societal impacts, the content explores the emotional and psychological aftermath of the events of October 7, 2023. Topics frequently discussed revolve around trauma, community resilience, Jewish identity, and the intersection of personal and collective experiences during challenging times. The series features diverse voices, from survivors to community leaders, shedding light on a variety of perspectives related to tragedy and recovery. Unique in its blend of personal storytelling and broader societal commentary, it likely resonates with those seeking to understand complex emotional landscapes and cultural dialogues post-crisis.
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Recent guests on What Came After include:
1. Aryeh Schwartz
2. Lynne Azarchi
3. Harlene Lichter Galen
4. Alissa Zeffren
5. Kelly Shapiro
6. Rabbi David Wolkenfeld
7. Doron Mizrahi
8. Dr. Devin Naar
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