Breaking the Narrative
Breaking the Narrative
Podcast Description
Our podcast brings you in-depth conversations with student leaders, community advocates, politicians, influential speakers and others who will discuss what’s happening in Canada, Israel and around the world. Each episode explores the impact of antisemitism in Canada, the challenges faced by Jewish communities, and the ways people are standing up to hatred and misinformation. We will discuss the rise of antisemitic incidents and explore strategies for creating safer, more inclusive environments for Jewish students and community members.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as antisemitism in Canada and worldwide, the challenges faced by Jewish communities, and strategies to combat hate and misinformation. Episodes include discussions with community leaders about the rise of antisemitic incidents, like the episode featuring MP Kevin Vuong discussing his vision for Canada after a recent trip to Israel, and a deep dive into the experiences of Shabbos Kestenbaum in his legal confrontation with Harvard regarding antisemitism.
Our podcast brings you in-depth conversations with student leaders, community advocates, politicians, influential speakers and others who will discuss what’s happening in Canada, Israel and around the world. Each episode explores the impact of antisemitism in Canada, the challenges faced by Jewish communities, and the ways people are standing up to hatred and misinformation. We will discuss the rise of antisemitic incidents and explore strategies for creating safer, more inclusive environments for Jewish students and community members.
This week, Jesse sits down with Simon Wolle, CEO of B’nai Brith Canada, for an important conversation about the rise of antisemitism across the country.
Drawing on the findings of B’nai Brith’s Annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents, they discuss what the latest data reveals, the factors driving these trends, and the impact they’re having on Canadian Jewish communities. They also explore what governments, community organizations, and everyday Canadians can do to push back against hate and help build a safer future for everyone.
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