Do you let out an audible sigh of frustration every time someone says, “We’ve never been more divided” and wish you had a space to engage in dialogue that shows this is simply not true? Or maybe you have a gut feeling that your lived experience isn’t the only one out there but you’ve never known anyone that was significantly different from yourself.
The Get Uncomfortable Podcast is for anyone wanting to build community by and through making the uncomfortable conversations about politics, religion, and race common-place. Get started here twice a month and see where this journey can take you.
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Do you let out an audible sigh of frustration every time someone says, “We’ve never been more divided” and wish you had a space to engage in dialogue that shows this is simply not true? Or maybe you have a gut feeling that your lived experience isn’t the only one out there but you’ve never known anyone that was significantly different from yourself.
The Get Uncomfortable Podcast is for anyone wanting to build community by and through making the uncomfortable conversations about politics, religion, and race common-place. Get started here twice a month and see where this journey can take you.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
đź’¬ Episode Summary, Option 1
Dive into the heart of a complex global issue with our latest episode, where we unravel the intricate and emotional layers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Join us as we explore personal stories of trauma, the echoes of the Holocaust, and the power dynamics at play. We navigate the delicate balance between criticism and support, love and politics, and the generational divide in understanding this age-old struggle. Tune in for a thought-provoking journey through history, personal narratives, and the quest for peace in a land marked by contention.
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đź’¬ Episode Summary, Option 3
Join us for a profound exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, where the personal meets the political. We discuss the difficulty of addressing such a contentious issue without alienating loved ones, the nuances of navigating Jewish and Palestinian narratives, and the importance of creating learning spaces for peace. Our guests share their intimate experiences with the Holocaust, the impact of the conflict on their families, and their hopes for a future built on empathy and a bold reimagining of peace. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the depths of this enduring conflict.
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đź“‹ Episode Chapters
(00:00) This is part two of our two part conversation about the conflict in Palestine
(09:28) Jim: Zach says he doesn't love America enough to criticize her
(17:41) Wikipedia says it's August Landmesser and Wikipedia agrees with Wikipedia
(18:34) Zachary: If you have not seen origin, it's amazing
(22:19) Adam Peck: I think it's something Malcolm regretted
(29:06) Zach Berman: Start thinking about where this is coming from
(36:57) How do people get in touch with you? If they want to book you
(37:59) Put yourself in conversations with folks that you deeply disagree with
(42:30) There is a civil war in the jewish community right now
(50:13) Chuck: Zach, what you are describing is America right now
(55:43) Get Uncomfortable is produced by Rachel Hanson and Adam Smith
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