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From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions

🕑 Added 2025-08-11 10:30:02 +0000 UTC
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions
From Armageddon to Zionism — More Listener Questions

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Kristen Holmquist

I’m introducing a friend to KYE and thought he should start with Matt and Sam’s favorite episodes. And now I don’t remember which all those were! I remember Joan Didion - if folks are still around on here and remember, could you help a girl out? Thank you!!

Henry Bachofer

Very interesting conversation — the notion that if you want to understand voter behavior just maybe you should spend some time talking with voters and letting them talk to you—not just polling them: shocking! Robert Lane did something more than 60 years ago although with fewer subjects and in greater depth. The result was his Political Ideology—still well worth reading with insights into our current political situation.

DC

Alt episode title: Don't Stop Believing

Harry Brussel

Thanks for the reading list, Sam! Will pick up at least a few of them!

Know Your Enemy

Lol @ “admitted,” like it’s venereal disease. I haven’t followed the case closely, but yes, Brown can’t be denigrated enough imo. -Sam

Know Your Enemy

Lol

pixlaw

Sam - since you admitted that you’re an alum of Brown (the most denigrated Ivy short of Cornell), I wonder what you think of that school's recent cave to the Trumpistas. They only agreed to pay $50 mill, but still their capitulation struck many alums as cowardly. C.f. Will Bunch’s denunciation in the Philly Inquirer.

ash

“theory bros, screw ‘em!” unfortunately i have 😣

Will Weinert

If anyone was interested by Sam’s part about Benjamin and Scholem, Robert Alter wrote a great little book called Necessary Angels about their relationship to Franz Kafka.

Zachary Roussie

Very happy to have gotten a response on my question from you boys. As always, I found it well-considered and insightful.


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