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Smite Me: A Torah Podcast

Smite Me: A Torah Podcast

By: Smite Me
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 Bad writing. Bad politics. Way too many rules about animal sacrifice. It’s the Torah, and three good friends/bad Jews are rereading the whole G-D damn thing. Join comedian Jon Alcabes, musician Ayani Hayashi, and writer Josh Marcus as they give the good book one last chance.Smite Me
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  • Episode 57: Joshua, I Hardly Knew Ya feat. Ethan Black

    Episode 57: Joshua, I Hardly Knew Ya feat. Ethan Black
    May 17 2023

    This week, the boys finish the Book of Joshua with Ethan Black standing in for Josh. They chat about the conclusion of conquering the land of Canaan, the legacy of Joshua and how nobody seems to really want to bother with pulling esoteric meaning out of a text as dry as the book of Joshua.

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    49 mins
  • Episode 56: Ancient Antisemitism feat. Ben Kurzrock

    Episode 56: Ancient Antisemitism feat. Ben Kurzrock
    May 3 2023

    The boys come together for a lightly historical conversation about the origins of antisemitism in the Ancient world. Assyrians, Babylonians and Romans oh my!

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    1 hr and 33 mins
  • Episode 55: The Park Slope Food Coop, 9/11, Borders and Pelé Episode feat. Jon Moskowitz

    Episode 55: The Park Slope Food Coop, 9/11, Borders and Pelé Episode feat. Jon Moskowitz
    Mar 31 2023

    The boys continue to chug their way through the book of Joshua, and this time enlist the help of comedian Jon Moscowitz. They discuss the original Jewish Sleepaway camp, Clint Eastwood's term as a mayor and how sometimes even the most earnest of biblical scholars can't escape the bible being very literal.

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    1 hr and 18 mins

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