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John Safran: Irony, Conspiracies and Extremism
May 3, 2025
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Nov 17, 2024
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| 5/3/25 |  John Safran: Irony, Conspiracies and Extremism | John Safran is one of Australia’s most beloved provocateurs. A multi award-winning author and documentary filmmaker, his new book is titled Squat: A Week Squatting At Kanye’s Mansion.Our conversation twists and turns through a range of topics including his creative process, the impact attending Yeshivah College had on his life, Kanye’s esoteric ideas, Black-Jewish relations in America, the online conspiracy ecosystem, cultural silos, being ironic in the Woke age, advice for artists, and more.John’s socials: X (formerly Twitter)InstagramFacebookBuy John’s book today: Squat (Penguin Books)Things mentioned in today’s conversationRace Around The World 1997BundismChabadDepends What You Mean By ExtremistPauline HansonPuff PieceSid ViciousNation of IslamBlack Hebrew IsraelitesDarryl CooperJohn Safran’s Race Relations | David Irving holocaust denierPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------------Support this podcast by heading over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 3/9/25 |  Ittay Flescher: The Land That Must Be Shared | Ittay Flescher is Education Director at Kids4Peace Jerusalem, as well as a peace activist, political analyst and author. His new book is titled The Holy And The Broken: A cry for Israeli-Palestinian peace from a land that must be shared.Our conversation spans a range of topics including the nature of Man, facilitating dialogue, what it’s like to be in the room at Kids4Peace, what the Oslo peace negotiations got wrong, alternative lenses to view the conflict through, and more.Ittay's website Buy Ittay's book today: The Holy And The Broken (Harper Collins)Organisations mentioned in today’s conversation:Kids4Peace JerusalemMosaicaStanding TogetherOther resources from this conversation:Genetic study on Jews and PalestiniansUnapologetic: The Third Narrative podcastPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------------This episode has been proudly supported by Beit Midrash Oz.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 11/17/24 |  Julie Szego: The Crisis in Journalism | Julie Szego is a writer of the popular Substack blog Szego Unplugged, and a former senior journalist at The Age and other major Australian publications. She has authored a book titled The Tainted Trial of Farah Jama which was shortlisted for both the VIC and NSW Premier’s Literary Awards.Our conversation spans a number of topics including taking risks, activist journalism, liberals versus progressives, Islamism, Jewish identity, the state of liberal Jewry today, advice for writing and more.Julie’s Substack: Szego UnpluggedBuy Julie’s book today: The Tainted Trial of Farah JamaArticles and other resources mentioned in today’s conversation:Matti Friedman: An Insider’s Guide to the Most Important Story on EarthRAND Corporation think-tank report on journalismThe Cass Review (UK) on gender identity servicesTom Holland interview on the relationship between Wokeism and ChristianityJeremy Corbyn speech describing “friends from Hezbollah and friends from Hamas” Julie’s article on the “bikini ban” at a public swimming pool in Dandenong Julie’s article on wearing the Star of David as battle gearCall Me Back podcast by Dan SenorPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------To support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 3/24/24 |  Ghil'ad Zuckermann: Bringing Languages Back From The Dead | Ghil'ad Zuckermann is a professor of linguistics who invented the field of revivalistics, a trans-disciplinary field of enquiry exploring "the dynamics and problematics inherent in spoken language reclamation, revitalization, and reinvigoration". He was named in 2024 as one of Australia’s Top 30 “Living Legends of Research” by The Australian newspaper.This conversation spans a number of topics including hyperpolyglotism, revivalistics, his classification of Modern Hebrew as Israeli, reviving the ancient Aboriginal language of Barngarla, the future of language in an increasingly globalised and online world, and much more. Buy Ghil'ad's book today using promo code AAFLYG6 to receive a 30% discountLink to Ghil'ad's resources:WebsiteMOOCBooks and concepts mentioned in this conversation:RevivalisticsKhazar hypothesis of Ashkenazi ancestryLadinoBourekas filmBarngarlaThe Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows by John KoenigAdam Jacot de BoinodPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------------This episode has been proudly supported by Beit Midrash Oz.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 2/3/24 |  Raphael Dascalu: God, Ritual and The Diaspora | Raphael Dascalu is a quirky scholar with a special interest in Judeo-Arabic thought and literature. Currently serving as an Adjunct Research Associate at Monash University, he is starting Beit Midrash Oz (a House of Study) which is due to officially open in 2024.Our conversation covers a range of topics including the vibe of the new Beit Midrash, conceptions of the Divine, ritual, revelation, the indigeneity question, the Jewish Diaspora, and more.Books and concepts mentioned in this conversation: Link to Raf’s new Beit Midrash websiteTransformative Experience by L.A. PaulZhuangzi by Zhuang ZhouThe Cambridge RitualistsPirkei Avot excerpt (Ben Bag Bag commentary)Ghil'ad Zuckermann description of 'Israeli' as distinct from Modern HebrewNegation of the DiasporaReligious underpinnings for Zionist and anti-Zionist positions from the Talmud (Ketubot 110b)Podcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------------This episode has been proudly supported by Beit Midrash Oz.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 11/16/23 |  David Solomon: Kabbalah, Heresy and The Future of Judaism | David Solomon is a scholar and educator who holds a doctorate in translation studies from Monash University. His latest work, a monumental seven volume translation of the Tikunei haZohar, one of the Kabbalah's most famous texts, has been a decade in the making and is due for release next year.This conversation spans a number of topics including David's translation project, the Zohar, the Kabbalistic mindset, Jewish eschatology, "pseudepigrapha", Hasidism, the nature of truth, and more.David's YouTube channel Podcast Info:InstagramYouTube---------------------This episode was produced by Vofsi Films: Get in touch with the award-winning artist and filmmaker today!This episode was supported by the Jewish Museum of Australia.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 11/15/23 |  Simon Holloway: Antisemitism | Simon Holloway is the Melbourne Holocaust Museum's Manager of Adult Education and Academic Engagement. He holds a PhD from the University of Sydney in Classical Hebrew and Biblical Studies, and a Masters in Ancient History. This conversation spans a number of topics including how the Nazis used their interpretations of the Talmud to fuel their propaganda, antisemitism, anti-Zionism, Schrodinger's Whites, academic Biblical studies, truth, circumcision, and what Simon wishes to persist beyond his death.Books mentioned in today's conversation:The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion by Jonathan HaidtPeople Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present by Dara HornAnti-Semite and Jew by Jean-Paul Sartre (essay)Concerning The Jews by Mark Twain (essay)Torah From Heaven: The Reconstruction of Faith by Norman SolomonPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube ----------------------------------This episode is supported by The Archive. Capture your family's stories today with a video-biography.This episode was supported by The Jewish Museum of Australia.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — | |
| 11/15/23 |  Zach Gomo: Religion in Modern Society | Zach Gomo is studying for his PhD in Education, and is currently serving as a Victoria Police Chaplain. He's been a Teacher and Assistant Principal, as well as a former Sergeant in the Israeli Defence Force. This conversation spans a number of topics including the modern social and political movements replacing religion, the missing "third space", Judaism in modern times, the strengths and weaknesses of the Melbourne Jewish community, three qualities every good teacher must have, and why Zach believes his wife is more important than his kids.Books mentioned in today's conversation:Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World by Tom HollandPodcast Info:InstagramYouTube----------------------------------This episode is supported by The Archive. Capture your family's stories today with a video-biography.If you want to support this podcast, please head over to Buy Me A Coffee. | — |
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