Abby Pogrebin is joined by award-winning journalist and bestselling author Yardena Schwartz to discuss Ghosts of a Holy War, her book about the complex background of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the ongoing struggle for peace in the region. 0
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Abby delves into the diverse and powerful Israel advocacy of social media activist Montana Tucker, whose new documentary, “Children of October 7,” features firsthand shattering stories from young survivors. 0
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Hen Mazzig, a globally recognized speaker, author and founder of the Tel Aviv Institute, named among The Jerusalem Post’s Top 25 Most Influential Young Jews, discusses his work on Israel, Jewish identity and combating antisemitism with Abby. 0
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Abby is joined by Mishy Harman, the cofounder, host and CEO of Israel Story, a Jewish and Israeli podcast, discussing his mission is to promote a deeper understanding and connection to Israel through non-political, human-interest storytelling. 0
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Central Synagogue’s Senior Cantor Dan Mutlu joins Abby Pogrebin in celebration of Sing a Little More, Central’s new album that reflects the full musical experience provided to all who participate in their internationally viewed worship services. 0
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Abigail Pogrebin with historian Jonathan Sarna explore Abraham Lincoln’s unique relationship with the Jewish community. Discussing his book Lincoln and the Jews: A History, Sarna reveals how Lincoln’s policies, friendships, and actions shaped Jewish life in America. 0
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Abby sits with David Denby to discuss Eminent Jews, his book exploring how deeply Jewish luminaries like Leonard Bernstein, Mel Brooks, Betty Friedan, and Norman Mailer transformed American culture in the postwar era. 0
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Abby is joined by author Ruth Franklin to discuss The Many Lives of Anne Frank, her book exploring how Anne’s life and work have been interpreted, adapted, and politicized, and what her legacy means in today’s world. 0
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Abby Pogrebin sits with Haaretz reporter Lee Yaron to discuss her book “10/7: 100 Human Stories,” the 2024 National Jewish Book Award winner, which recounts the massacre through victims’ stories and its impact on Israeli society and the Middle East. 0
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Abby Pogrebin sits with Rabbi Marc Katz to discuss Yochanan’s Gamble, his book that explores how the pragmatic choices of ancient rabbis offer a framework for navigating modern moral dilemmas with nuance and compromise. 0
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