Glenn Cohen on Hostages, Trauma, and the Psychology of Survival
As the Jewish world marks 50 years since the raid on Entebbe, former Mossad officer, Israeli Air Force veteran, and psychologist Glenn Cohen joins J100 to discuss hostage rescue, ambiguous loss, traum...
2 Jul 1h 14min
From Chinese Restaurant Dishwasher to U.S. Treasury: Mitchell Silk’s Unlikely American Story
Former U.S. Treasury Assistant Secretary Mitchell Silk joins J100 for an in-person conversation about his extraordinary path from working in Chinese restaurants as a teenager to becoming a senior Amer...
28 Mai 1h 2min
Dr. Gad Saad on Freedom, Academia, Elon Musk, and the Death of Rationality
Dr. Gad Saad joins the J100 Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation centered on his new book, Suicidal Empathy.From growing up Jewish in Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War to becoming one of the mos...
14 Mai 1h 10min
The Battle for Israel’s Story with Dr. Einat Wilf
What if the central mistake in understanding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict… was never military—but conceptual?Dr. Einat Wilf argues that for decades, Israel—and much of the world—has been fighting ...
30 Apr 1h 11min
The Fracturing Consensus: Matt Brooks on Israel and American Politics
Is support for Israel still bipartisan — or has something fundamentally changed?In this episode of J100, Matt Brooks – CEO of the Republican Jewish Coalition – speaks about the evolving relationship b...
16 Apr 39min
The Self-Appointed Ambassador for Israel: Sylvan Adams
Sylvan Adams joins J100 for a wide-ranging conversation on aliyah, antisemitism, sports diplomacy, philanthropy, and the future of Israel. From his family’s Holocaust-rooted story to his efforts to st...
19 Mar 1h 4min
Resigning from the Heritage Foundation and the Courage to Disagree with Robert P. George
Princeton professor Robert P. George joins J100 to examine campus antisemitism after October 7, the crisis of ideological conformity, anti-Semitism on both the left and right, and why a free society d...
26 Feb 1h 4min
