Recognizably Jewish is a podcast where we explore the Jewish cultural inheritance. Hosted by Jason Spitalnick.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Episode 012 - The New York Jewish Law Firm" (9 March 2025, 21 minutes), "Episode 011 - Marc Chagall" (24 February 2025, 19 minutes), and "Episode 010 - Sholem Aleichem" (11 February 2025, 17 minutes).
Recognizably Jewish publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Recognizably Jewish is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Recognizably Jewish requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Recognizably Jewish's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Recognizably Jewish are Religion & Faith. Recognizably Jewish has a religion audience.
Recognizably Jewish is a religion podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #12
<p>In the mid 1950s, more than half of the lawyers in New York City were Jewish, and Jewish law students consistently graduated in the top ranks of the best law schools. But the elite crop of New York law firms had...
Episode #11
<p>There are many Jewish artists who flourished during the 20th century. Mark Rothko. Amedeo Modigliani. Barnett Newman. Diane Arbus. Lee Krasner. Roy Lichtenstein. But no other visual artist was or is as closely...
Episode #10
<p>SHOW NOTES</p><p>You may not know who Sholem Aleichem is. Or you may just assume he’s a fusty old Yiddish author. But if you’ve ever laughed at an episode of Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm, you should know about...
<p>Today, January 27, is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Episode 9 of the Recognizably Jewish podcast is a deeply meaningful discussion with two people who have devoted their talents to documenting Holocaust...
Episode #8
<p>When you hear klezmer music, you know it’s Jewish. You can feel it. But why? It’s not like klezmer melodies, instrumentation, or styles are prescribed by the Torah. The answer, of course, is culture. Klezmer has been...
<p>For this first Recognizably Jewish episode of 2025, we’re going to talk about four words that everyone understands refer to Jewish people – Semite, Hebrew, Israelite, and Jew. The words, and derivations of the words...
Recognizably Jewish
<p>Episode 6 of Recognizably Jewish is all about the best-known and best-loved of Jewish foods - the humble but mighty bagel. You’ll learn when and how the bagel developed as a Jewish food in medieval Poland, as well as...
Episode #5
<p>The region of the Catskills that became known as the Borscht Belt was the social epicenter of American Jewish life in the middle part of the 20th century. At its peak, it had more than 500 hotels and over 50,000...
Episode #4
<p>Some representative symbols are uniquely Jewish. The menorah is the classic example. That’s not true for the Star of David, which is not mentioned in the Torah, in other parts of the Hebrew bible, or in the Talmud...
Recognizably Jewish
<p>When he was born in Poland in 1886, there was no indication that David Grün would go on to greatness–let alone the singular greatness he achieved as David Ben-Gurion, the founding giant of the sovereign nation of...
Episode #2
<p>The widespread adoption of Western-style hereditary surnames by Ashkenazi Jewish communities didn’t happen until around 200 years ago. Why is that? And when it did happen, how did certain names–names like Schwartz...
Episode #1
<p>Welcome to Recognizably Jewish, the podcast where we explore the Jewish cultural inheritance. Hosted by Jason Spitalnick. This is Episode 1: Shalom.</p> <p>You can find the podcast wherever you listen: Spotify, Apple...
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