Podcast Discussion Guides

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode "Regendering the Torah."  It provides a framework for conversations about gender, language, power, and reimagining sacred texts.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode "Single Mothers by Choice."  It provides a framework for conversations about family, motherhood, and Jewish community.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode "The Femme Fatale in the Sukkah."  It provides a framework for conversations about prejudice, outsiders, and how we treat people who we feel threatened by.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode "Miriam Anzovin on Power and Gender in the Megillah."  It offers a thoughtful structure for engaging learners in conversations about vulnerability, power, survival, and multiple ways of resisting oppression.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode "Queer Klezmer with Isle of Klezbos" and offers multiple approaches for engaging learners of different ages in discussions about the history of Jewish music, queer identity, and the power of preserving (and modifying) our cultural traditions.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? Podcast episode “An Orange Belongs on the Seder Plate Like” and offers multiple approaches for engaging learners of different ages in discussions about LGBTQIA+ and women's rights.

This discussion guide accompanies the Can We Talk? podcast episode “People of the Cookbook” and offers multiple approaches for engaging learners of different ages in discussions about Jewish diversity and diaspora food traditions.

Companion guides for discussing JWA’s “Archiving #MeToo” Podcast.