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Who Jew Think You Are

Who Jew Think You Are

De: Eylan Ezekiel
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Exploring a more inclusive Jewniverse, with Eylan Ezekiel.

Meeting fascinating guests, on a mission to understand the diverse histories and identities of Jewish people.

For more, join our community here https://linktr.ee/eylanezekielwhojew

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Eylan Ezekiel
Ciencias Sociales Espiritualidad Judaísmo Mundial
Episodios
  • "You've got to Think for Yourselves!"
    Apr 3 2026
    About This EpisodeDaniel Jonas (guest from S2) got in touch having listened to every episode of "Who Jew Think You Are?"He had questions - 4 of them - just in time for Passover. Questions about the assumptions and biases Eylan has, and what he’s learned from two seasons of conversations.This is the result: an episode where the host becomes the guest, and is held to account for views on faith, Zionism and liberal values; testing blindspots, and exploring together the evolving sense of what a broader Jewish identity can mean.About Daniel JonasDaniel Jonas has Iraqi-Indian Sephardi heritage and brings a background in corporate innovation and interfaith dialogue to his engagement with Jewish tradition. He thinks seriously about Judaism as a legal and ethical framework, and about what honest inquiry requires. He appeared in Season 2 (S2E3: ‘Everything needs to change’).Key TopicsThe assumptions baked into the podcast Jewish essentialism: if everything can be Jewish, is anything Jewish?Zionism: what the word still means, and where Eylan actually standsDoes this podcast matter?Referenced in the episodeThe Guide for the Perplexed Maimonides. Daniel cites it as the origin of honest inquiry within JudaismRabbi Louis Jacobs ‘Judaism does not have a systematic theology’The Lindy EffectMonty Python’s Life of Brian ‘the most Jewish film ever made’Past episodes referencedS2E4 Unity Through Diversity (Dr Isaac Amon)S2E6 Dream and Still Rise (Michael Lomotey)S2E2 A Persian Perspective on Nationalism and Identity (Professor Yaacov Yadgar)S1E9 British Black Jews (Kenneth Awele Okafor)Find us elsewhere, here!Show creditsHost / Producer: Eylan EzekielPost-production: Communicating for ImpactArtwork: Emily TheodoreMusic: Aleksafor utransndr KarabanovSound effects: Serge Quadrado Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    58 m
  • Season 3 Coming soon
    Mar 13 2026

    Spring is in the air and Eylan has news about Season 3.


    Thank you for subscribing, and for your support of the podcast!

    You'll get the new episodes arrive as they arrive from April, lucky you.

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    There are articles, extras and a community space on Substack - so why not find us there too.


    The audio was recorded at Lye Valley Nature Reserve in Oxford - which is well worth the visit any time of year - but especially in Springtime!

    (By the way, next time I record a trailer, I won’t end so many sentences on a rising intonation, or uptalk. It was pretty cringy listening back)

    Find us elsewhere, here!


    Show credits

    Host / Producer: Eylan Ezekiel

    Post-production: Communicating for Impact

    Artwork: Emily Theodore

    Music: Aleksafor utransndr Karabanov

    Sound effects: Serge Quadrado

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    2 m
  • Who Jew Think We Can Become? - Eylan Ezekiel
    Dec 5 2025
    In the Season 2 finale, host Eylan Ezekiel pauses to reflect on the journey of Who Jew Think You Are? - from its origins as a personal quest for connection, to a broader exploration of Jewish futures. Reviewing the contributions of guests across the season, Eylan discusses how the events of October 7th shifted the conversation from recovery to reckoning, the generational divides around Zionism and identity, and how the provocation that "everything needs to change" acts as a guide for future conversations.About the HostEylan Ezekiel is a writer, producer, and the creator of Who Jew Think You Are?. Drawing on his own Indian-Jewish heritage, Eylan created this space to amplify Jewish voices from the margins - exploring how colonialism, nationalism, and migration shape not only who we are, but who we want to be.Key TopicsThe Pivot: How guest Daniel Jonas’s assertion that "everything needs to change" became the anchor for this podcast’s future.October 7th & Its Aftermath: Navigating the intense pain and polarisation within the community.Generational Shifts: Analysing recent data showing how younger Jews are finding new political homes.Looking Ahead: How Season 3 of Who Jew Think You Are? will focus on re-imagining Jewish futures, solidarity, and new frameworks for belonging.Your GuideShort definitions and terms referenced in this episode:Ashkenormativity: The assumption that Ashkenazi (European) culture and history is the standard Jewish experience.Ubuntu: A Southern African philosophy often translated as "I am because we are."Chevruta: An approach to study in which a pair of students analyse, discuss and debate a text.Halakha: The collective body of religious laws derived from the Torah.Want to learn more?Dive into the full conversations featured in this episode by starting at the beginning of Season 2, or going back to Season 1!References & ResourcesJewish Policy Research - The end of two party politics? (JPR): The institute behind the data cited regarding young Jews and their shifting views on Zionism and political affiliation.Jewish Policy Research - Two years after the October 7 attacks: British Jewish views on antisemitism, Israel and Jewish life: The report into wider generational shift in attitudes.Find us elsewhere, here!Show creditsHost / Producer: Eylan EzekielPost-production: Communicating for ImpactArtwork: Emily TheodoreMusic: Aleksafor utransndr KarabanovSound effects: Serge Quadrado Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    13 m
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