Another Education Is Possible

di Another Education Is Possible

Education is a lifelong process. It’s also a site of struggle. Our podcast aims to uncover the global histories and educational practices that both inhibit and nurture liberation struggles. With the genocide in Gaza entering its second year, and the occupation of Palestine its seventy-sixth, season 1 takes aim at the settler colonial ideology of Zionism. Using a method of educational biography, we explore how unruly Jewish f ... 

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Episodi del podcast

  • Stagione 1

  • Episode 16 - Alison Glick

    Episode 16 - Alison Glick

    Writer and activist Alison Glick shares a story that moves from Jewish cooking in Cincinnati to experiential unlearning on a kibbutz (or, as Alison puts it "learning what Zionism actually is"). Alison discusses the First Intifada, the student encampments, and her novel, The Other End of the Sea. This is a moving and engrossing episode about family, writing, and so much else. A quick note about today's episode. Parts of the interview have been edited to protect identities and stories.

  • Episode 15 - Interlude (Jordan, Yardain, and Sam)

    Episode 15 - Interlude (Jordan, Yardain, and Sam)

    On this episode, we're pausing. Producers Yardain and Sam join Jordan to ask what a podcast does and what small role the slow work of a podcast about education can play in the Palestine Solidarity Movement.

  • Episode 14 - Roy Danovitch and Dani Friedrich

    Episode 14 - Roy Danovitch and Dani Friedrich

    In this episode, host Jordan Corson chats with two friends, Roy Danovitch (an associate head of school based in Oakland), and Dani Friedrich (an associate professor of Curriculum and Teaching at Teachers College, Columbia University) about the ways in which anti-Zionism has created new dynamics and stronger foundations for relationships with family and friends. The episode reveals how integral friendships can be in building educational community. As anti-Zionist Jews and educators, Roy and Dani also explore how they've navigated educational institutions during the genocide in Gaza.

  • Episode 13 - Ren Bell

    Episode 13 - Ren Bell

    As a number of recent articles suggest, the genocide in Gaza has thrown the field of Holocaust and genocide studies into crisis. Meanwhile, a new generation of students and scholars are actively naming the genocide and opposing Zionism. In this episode, Ren Bell, a graduate student in Holocaust and genocide studies at Stockton University joins guest host (and Another Education Is Possible producer) Samantha Hoehle to explore Ren's trajectory as an anti-Zionist Jew. The conversation moves through Ren's work in theater and performance and questions the future of Holocaust and genocide studies.

  • Episode 12 - Alissa Wise

    Episode 12 - Alissa Wise

    From a Zionist upbringing in Cincinnati to radical political organizing in New York City, Rabbi Alissa Wise takes us on a vast educational journey. Across time and space, she remains devoted to tending to Jewish people and Jewish life. Our conversation touches on her years working for Jewish Voice for Peace and pushing the organization to support BDS and become explicitly anti-Zionist. Rabbi Wise also shares intimate stories of learning with Palestinian shepherds and people tending to Jewish graves in Ukraine.