How do we create our family history? What objects do we consider meaningful both to our Jewish identities and our queer identities? In this episode we dive into family stories and discuss what makes a meaningful historical artifact.  Sources in this episode include:<ul><li>Martin F. Manalansan IV, &quot;The Stuff of Archives: Mess, Migration and Queer Lives&quot; (2014)</li><li>Gordon Hall, &quot;Reading Things&quot; (2016)</li><li>Kendra Saperstein, &quot;The Time-Traveling Talmud&quot; (2023)</li></ul> Cover art by Noa Skye Music by Pixabay<a rel="payment" href="https://ko-fi.com/jewqueeries">Support the Show.</a>Tell us what you think on Instagram: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/jewqueeries/'>https://www.instagram.com/jewqueeries/</a> Love the show? Support us at: <a href='https://ko-fi.com/jewqueeries'>https://ko-fi.com/jewqueeries</a>

Episode 6: Disability Justice in my Judaism? It's more likely than you'd think

A Trans Jewish podcast exploring the intersections of queerness and Judaism run by friends Charlie E. Skilling and Jaime McConachie. Using close reading practices and Mussar ideology, JewQueeries integrates our queerness into our spiritual lives. How do we practice justice in an unjust world? How do we navigate thousands of years old traditions as our entire trans selves, and what new ones do we create? These questions and more ahead!