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Anjan’s site with links to books, TED Talks, Journalism on Congo/CAR/Mexico/Cambodia : https://anjansundaram.com/
Jay Shapiro’s Film OPPOSITE FIELD (Uganda Little League Baseball) : https://www.primevideo.com/region/na/detail/0G6JGS036H3RX0YN1WIRSESFPO/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r
Anjan and Lindsy Hilsum in conversation: https://granta.com/in-conversation-anjan-sundaram-and-lindsey-hilsum/
James Baldwin Essay "The Devil Finds Work": https://www.are.na/block/28328065
The Defiant Ones (1958) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Defiant_Ones
Jay's website with essays, archive, and contact information: whatjaythinks.com
00:04:50 Intro: Journalism’s Role and Letters with Lindsey Hilsum
00:13:10 From Ivy League Mathematics phd to Congo Stringer
00:16:46 Running From or Running To?
00:22:35 Broken Journalism after October 7th
00:29:28 The Neocolonial Journalistic Informational Flows
00:37:51 Guns to my Head Multiple Times is Part of the Job
00:45:43 A Mind in Two Worlds: War and Home
00:53:20 Putting Ourselves in the Story
00:56:23 Journalism in Crisis the Ruins of Neoliberalism
01:05:28 Five Seconds to Tell the Story
01:11:39 The Intersection of Activism and Journalism
01:19:09 What Should We Know About the People We Never Hear About
01:26:20 Holding Power to Account… Who Are you Really Talking To
01:31:05 “Where is the world?”
01:37:38 “True Human Cost of the Phone” versus “Radical Change” through Inspiration
01:41:43 Immortal Stories and Art
01:44:36 Outro: The Defiant Ones (1958)
01:49:28 Outro: Josh Gibson, Jackie Robinson and The “Perfect Victims” of Racism
02:15:28 Outro: The Silent Cry of the Imperfect Victims
Vijay Prashad and I discuss the fierce defiance of the Global South, from the legacies of leaders like Kwame Nkrumah to the global conversation about neocolonialism. We dive into the new mood of the Global South after October 7th, the fight for dignity in places like the West Bank, and the global power dynamics that continue to shape these battles.
A reflection on my first trip abroad, where I first learned the name Kwame Nkrumah and started wondering why things were the way they were. An effort to broaden the conversation from Palestine, exploring the tangled relationship between peace, justice, free will, the principle of Unjust Riches and the impact of the past year’s global events.
An examination of the intertwining of Zionist ideology and symbology in my upbringing in Judaism. What Kamala was talking about when she spoke to AIPAC. And who I am voting for in the US elections.
An essay which takes this question seriously.
00:00 Introduction
01:00 What does condemn mean?
02:46 Condemnation and victims statements
08:54 Two paths to being condemned
11:11 Do I condemn the condemned?
12:06 Children aren´t condemned
13:23 Nemr´s Pain
16:51 Doesn't delegitimize
19:05 Native American Analogy
21:00 Manifest Destiny
23:50 Would you argue against the Trail of Tears?
26:48 The Condemnable Future is not Inevitable
29:35 A Short Answer
30:26 Nemr´s Interview from Middle East Eye
Jay discusses Palestine with historian and author Ilan Pappe. Together they ponder if we are seeing the end of Zionism and what might that collapse might look like.
Jay then reads an essay on the topic of forgiveness and redemption and how the psychology of cognitive dissonance prevents us from having evidence change our mind.
In the final part of this series, Jay dissects the definition of the words Zionism, Israel, and Judaism and delivers a Speech he wishes a future Prime Minister of Israel would give.
A conversation with Miko Peled on his journey from unquestioned Zionism to becoming an active Palestinian Activist.
In this episode we discuss:
Jacob Israel de Haan
Where are the Palestinian Nelson Mandelas?
How Miko changed his mind
When the only thing left is violence
Why Zionism is flawed from the beginning
What the future might hold for Israel
Zionism vs Judaism
and more...
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