Four Cubits

Race, Racism, and Antiracism Part I

What Are Emotions? Part III

What Are Emotions? Part II

What Are Emotions? Part I

(Un)Compromised Forgiveness

On Anger Part III

On Anger Part II

On Anger Part I

The Ethics of Pandemic

In this episode, Jeff and Eli continue their discussion of apologies, but they broaden the scope to include apologies made by groups, institutions, and countries.Show Notes:To read more about the Victoria's Secret apology, click here.To watch veterans ask forgiveness from Native Americans at Standing Rock, click here.To read President Obama's speech at Hiroshima, click here.To read Ari Shavit's account of the ethnic cleansing of Lydda, click here.

The Apologetic Stance Part II

After a short follow-up discussion about the role that misogyny played in the U.S. presidential election, Jeff and Eli begin a discussion on the subject of apology.Show Notes:To read Jeff's article, click here.

The Apologetic Stance

In this episode, Jeff and Eli discuss the election of Donald Trump and what that means for people who care about prejudices like racism, sexism, and Islamophobia.Show Notes:For Jeff's friend's book, click here.For more on the Southern Poverty Law Center, click here.To see Bernie Sanders' appearance at Liberty University, click here.

The 2016 Presidential Election

In this episode, Eli talks to Professor Zachary Braiterman about the legacy of Elie Wiesel. This interview is then followed by an in-depth conversation between Jeff and Eli on the subject of ethics, the Holocaust, and Wiesel's refusal to criticize the State of Israel. Show Notes:To read more about Elie Wiesel's life and work click here.To read more from Professor Braiterman click here.To read Max Blumenthal's blistering critique of Elie Wiesel click here.

The Legacy of Elie Wiesel

In this episode, Jeff and Eli talk a little bit about American politics before they dive into a discussion of Steven Salaita, Zionism, and Jewish-American identity.Show Notes:Dr. Salaita's lively Twitter account.The Jewish Daily Forward's exposé on the Jewish-American non-profit colossus. 

The Curious Case Of Dr. Steven Salaita

In this episode, Jeff and Eli discuss Barry Freundel, Marc Gafni and the dynamics of sexual scandal in the religious world.Show Notes:Mark Oppenheimer's New York Times piece on Marc Gafni.The Huffington Post piece on the anniversary of Barry Freundel's arrest.

Freundel, Gafni, and the Abuse of Religious Power

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