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From weekly deep dives into breaking news to modern takes on very old texts, Tablet Studios podcasts bring you Jewish insight and inspiration. Our new flagship show, Rootless, tackles one urgent question facing Jews each week, with guests who will share often inconvenient but always essential truths.
Passover Crossover - How to Be a Jew ... Like Dara Horn
Rootless with Liel Leibovitz
51 minutes
8 months ago
Passover Crossover - How to Be a Jew ... Like Dara Horn
Rootless is off this week for Passover, but we wanted to bring you an episode of How to Be a Jew we think you'll like.
Like most Jews, the news of the murder of the Bibas children not only saddened us, but it also made us ANGRY. How do we deal with our own thoughts about the event, and the greater world’s response as well?
Dara Horn, a prolific author known for her book People Love Dead Jews (and the podcast Adventures with Dead Jews) as well as her work fighting antisemitism, joins us to deal with our anger and provide context for why we should be optimistic about the future of Jews. We also talk about her new Passover-themed graphic novel for kids, One Little Goat. How does a seder that won’t end lead to a time-traveling adventure? Have a listen.
Rootless with Liel Leibovitz
From weekly deep dives into breaking news to modern takes on very old texts, Tablet Studios podcasts bring you Jewish insight and inspiration. Our new flagship show, Rootless, tackles one urgent question facing Jews each week, with guests who will share often inconvenient but always essential truths.
