Join us for a thrilling episode with author Scott D. Seligman as he discusses his latest book, *Murder in Manchuria*. Set in 1930s occupied China, this true story features a Jewish virtuoso caught in a web of Russian fascists, a French diplomat, and a Japanese spy. Seligman reveals the fascinating and little-known historical events behind his gripping narrative.

Additional information: https://www.seligmanonline.com/ https://www.seligmanonline.com/MurderinManchuria.html

Gershom Baraza was born in Spain and raised in a small Christian sect. He became a missionary and learned Chinese to help his missionizing efforts in Europe. When his mother wanted to explore Judaism, he set out to prove her wrong. What happened next is a story of faith, drama and heartache - all in the pursuit of truth. Part 1 told the story of Gershom losing his faith and Part 2 tells the story of Gershom committing to a new faith in Hong Kong.

Gershom Baraza was born in Spain and raised in a small Christian sect. He became a missionary and learned Chinese to help his missionizing efforts in Europe. When his mother wanted to explore Judaism, he set out to prove her wrong. What happened next is a story of faith, drama and heartache - all in the pursuit of truth.

After graduating from university in 2020, Jordyn Haime moved to Taipei where she’s an active member of the Jewish community. She talks about her experience growing up in a small town and what it’s like to write about and live in the same community. She received a Fulbright to study the Jewish community of Taiwan and is the creator of www.JewishTaiwanArchive.com.

A dentist in the US Navy, Commander Ron Citro, lived in Okinawa for many years. On this episode he discusses what it's like to be a Gay and observant Jew in the military, and how he navigates his many worlds.

Jews on the Edge: Stories from Asia introduces listeners to people’s Jewish life in Asia. Presented by Asher C. Oser, it is a podcast that explores identity and the different ways people experience and see their Jewish life.

The host serves as a Rabbi in Hong Kong and the opinions expressed don’t necessarily reflect the view of his congregation. The theme music is from The Ship to Shanghai on the album Harbor from the Holocaust (Original Documentary Soundtrack).