Each month on Can We Talk?, the Jewish Women’s Archive features stories and conversations about Jewish women and the issues that shape our public and private lives. Alternating between a documentary style and a roundtable format, Can We Talk? includes profiles of historical and contemporary Jewish women, frank discussion of culture, politics, and current events, and little-known stories from our past and present. Contact us at podcasts@jwa.org. Tell us what you think of the podcast! Take our survey at https://jwa.org/podcastsurvey.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 14 hours 26 minutes
Episode 74: A Half-Century of Women Rabbis
In this episode of Can We Talk?, we mark the 50th anniversary of women in the rabbinate by talking with three women rabbis about the challenges they've faced and the ways they're shaping the Jewish community.
Episode 73: An Orange Belongs on the Seder Plate Like...
In this episode of Can We Talk?, host Nahanni Rous talks with Susannah Heschel, who created the ritual of putting an orange on the seder plate, about the real meaning behind the symbol.
Episode 72: Ezrat Nashim Confronts the Rabbis
In 1972, a group of Jewish women crafted a manifesto and showed up uninvited to make their demands known to the all-male Rabbinical Assembly of the Conservative Movement. We speak to three of the women who were involved.
Episode 72: Ezrat Nashim Confronts the Rabbis
In 1972, a group of Jewish women crafted a manifesto and showed up uninvited to make their demands known to the all-male Rabbinical Assembly of the Conservative Movement. We speak to three of the women who were involved.
Episode 71: Bat Mitzvah at 100
The spring season of Can We Talk? launches with the first in our anniversary series: the 100th anniversary of the first bat mitzvah in America.
Episode 70: Jane: Abortion Before Roe
In the years before Roe v Wade, when abortion was illegal, a group of women in Chicago saw the need and literally took matters into their own hands.
Episode 69: Dara Horn: People Love Dead Jews
Dara Horn talks about her new book, People Love Dead Jews, and the subtler side of antisemitism.
Episode 69: Dara Horn: People Love Dead Jews
Dara Horn talks about her new book, People Love Dead Jews, and the subtler side of antisemitism.
Episode 68: Beyond the Count: Talking to Jews of Color
Eighty percent of Jews of Color in a recent survey reported facing racism and discrimination in majority white Jewish communal settings. Ilana Kaufman talks about how Jewish leaders—and the community in general—should work to change that.