Episode 63: New York in the age of Tucker and Mamdani, with Noam Dworman
Ask Haviv Anything25 Marras 2025

Episode 63: New York in the age of Tucker and Mamdani, with Noam Dworman

Noam Dworman is the owner of the legendary Comedy Cellar comedy club in New York. He a lifelong New Yorker, a podcaster and an astute observer of his city and his country.


What does he make of the incoming mayor and his anti-Israel views? What about the rabid new antisemitism on the Carlson-Owens right? And how does he understand the weak responses to both by American Jews?


And finally: Will America weather these challenges, or has American Jewish life become less safe going forward?


Today’s episode is sponsored by Ruth Adler and Eric Weinthal and is dedicated to each and every hostage brutally dragged into Gaza on October 7, and their families. In their words: “We rejoice with each hostage family reunited with their loved ones and our hearts break for those whose loved ones were murdered or died in captivity. We would also like to thank the protest groups we marched with that have organized to help amplify our voices for over 700 days, including Run For Their Lives, Bonot Alternativa and many others. We will not stop marching until the last body is returned home."


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Musical intro by Adam Ben Amitai.

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