For our last episode of the season, we asked you what you think of diaspora. listeners offer their thoughts on land, spirituality, settler colonialism and food. and Tallie and Nava say good bye for now!

Tallie and Nava talk about how we changed our minds about Zionism. Music in this episode is "All Other Things Considered" by Dresden, The Flamingo. Our theme music is by decibelists. (https://www.decibelists.com/)

This phrase summarizes so much of why we reject Zionism. And it has a surprising history. Join Tallie and Nava as we talk about Christian Zionism and why land matters. We're still collecting diaspora stories! What does "diaspora" mean to you? Record yourself - you can use the voice memos on your phone - and email [email protected], and we might include it in a future episode! Music in this episode: "For Our Stories" by decibelists (www.decibelists.com) "Sneaky Adventure" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Flight Pack 1 - 4/6 (Segeln)" by Sascha Ende Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

How does Zionism impact Palestinians? *** We want to hear what you think! What does the word “diaspora” mean to you? Do you think of yourself as living in diaspora? Record your answer - you can use the voice memos on your phone -  and email your recording to [email protected], and we might include it in a future episode! We’d like to thank Phyllis Bennis for factchecking this episode. Music in this episode: "Marty Gots A Plan" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) and "Somewhere To Be" by Otis Galloway (https://filmmusic.io) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Our theme music is "For Our Stories" by decibelists, off their self-titled debut album. Diaspora Podcast is produced by Tallie Ben Daniel, written and hosted by Tallie Ben Daniel and Nava EtShalom, and edited by Jenny Asarnow.

Zionism is a nineteenth century ideology that sought to solve nineteenth century problems, but it remains remarkably entrenched in Jewish life in the United States. So what is it?

When did Judaism & Jewishness become intertwined with Zionism? Meet your hosts, Nava EtShalom and Tallie Ben Daniel, as we start to unpack how we get attached.

Coming Soon: Diaspora Podcast from Jewish Voice for Peace