NEVER AGAIN IS NOW Podcast

Malina Saval, features editor at Variety, covers film, TV,  music & theater. Her article "Too Jewish for Hollywood: As Antisemitism Soars, Hollywood Should Address Its Enduring Hypocrisy in Hyperbolic Caricatures of Jews" (https://b.link/MalinaSaval) is a must-read.

Nina Meyerhof is the co-founder of One Humanity Institute as introduced at https://onehumanity.institute/ --  

One Humanity Institute, to be located in Auschwitz-Oswiecim, Poland, encompasses the vision of building a “City of Hope,” a destination where long or short-term visitors can experience the stark realities of the past alongside opportunities and models of transformation for a culture of sustainable peace and the uniting of humanity. Visiting One Humanity Institute will be a great reminder of a promise “Never Again”, so fully experienced at the Auschwitz Museum, to seeing themselves as part of the solutions needed for fostering a better world for all."

Luke Berryman is the founder of The Ninth Candle (http://www.theninthcandle.com) whose mission is to end antisemitism by sharing knowledge. (Programs are free of charge for teachers and students.) Luke shares his wisdom in this podcast on how to handle antisemitic comments.

Ruggero Gabbai is an award-winning international film director who has directed over 25 documentaries on a range of topics including the Holocaust.

Andrei Kovacs, who is based in Cologne, Germany, is the managing director of the 2021 year-long festival "1700 Years of Jewish Life in Germany."

Nikki Veltkamp is a Dutch Jew, University of Amsterdam student, and the great-granddaughter of Holocaust survivors who is now with her mother organizing informal discussions in Amsterdam about what is antisemitism.

Jeremy Wootliff is the CEO of the subscription streaming platform Jewzy.tv that offers a wide range of programming.

Arno Rosenfeld is a reporter for The Forward; he covers antisemitism and American Jewish institutions.

Jacob Millner is the Associate Director, Department of Regional Offices, and the Director, Minneapolis-St. Paul of the American Jewish Committee.

Liza Wiemer is the author of the award-winning YA novel THE ASSIGNMENT, which is inspired by a real-life antisemitic high school assignment.