Stories of how people’s lives changed on and after October 7, 2023
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
In February, What Came After sat down with the Chief Rabbi of Poland and native New Yorker, Michael Schudrich. Their conversation was recorded in Warsaw, where Rabbi Schudrich has lived and worked for the past 35 years.
Host Manya Marcus speaks with... more
Mino is a Roman entrepreneur and restaurateur with deep roots in the culinary world, shaped by his family’s experience in the industry. He manages two establishments: Casalino Osteria, a kosher restaurant, and a bakery-café, Dolce Kosher. Through his... more
Ruth Dureghello was born in Rome on July 5, 1967. She earned a law degree from the University of Rome La Sapienza and went on to pursue a career in entrepreneurial activities. Married with two children, Ruth led the “For Israel” party as its preside... more
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Host and Creator: Manya Marcus
Managing Producer: Maya Zanger-Nadis
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What sets What Came After apart is Marcus’s approach: not just as a host, but as a witness. With the grounding empathy of a therapist and the narrative instinct of a documentarian, she brings listeners into rooms—literal and emotional—where survivors and Israeli’s from across the political and religious spectrum speak openly about loss, confusion, laughter, solidarity, and the quiet defiance of continuing on. These are not soundbites. These are stories allowed to breathe.
Manya‘s compassionate yet thorough interviews with those directly affected by the events of October 7 as well as those who are working in many ways to help them brings intimacy and attachment to Israel today.
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The podcast explores the profound personal and communal impacts of the events surrounding October 7, 2023, particularly focusing on the Jewish communities in Israel and Europe. It features intimate conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including community leaders, activists, and everyday people, as they share their stories of loss, resilience, and cultural identity in the face of rising tensions and anti-Semitism. Through these narratives, the series seeks to provide a nuanced perspective on the complexities of living as part of a minority during times of crisis, emphasizing themes of solidarity, community support, and the human spirit's capacity for hope and healing amidst tragedy.
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What Came After launched a year ago and published 46 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What Came After include:
1. Mino Zarfati
2. Rabbi Emile Ackerman
3. Ana Veronese
4. Aryeh Ben-Simon
5. Emile Ackermann
6. Juan Caldes
7. Rihards Kols
8. Luca Spizzichino
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