Dan Cohen, a journalist and co-producer of "Killing Gaza," discusses the alarming arrest of American journalist Jeremy Lafredo in Israel, shedding light on the implications for press freedom. Michael Tracey shares insights about Kamala Harris’s tightly controlled Univision town hall, critiquing its scripted nature and questioning genuine political engagement. Both guests explore the challenges journalists face in a geopolitical climate rife with censorship and discuss the broader humanitarian crisis affecting Gaza.

Independent journalist Dan Cohen discusses his experiences in Palestine, revealing inequalities and racism in the West Bank. He sheds light on Israeli settlements in Hebron, debunks misconceptions about Palestinian history, and explores the intersections of Zionism and Judaism. The podcast delves into media propaganda, military actions in Gaza, and the consequences of beliefs in the conflict, offering insights into the complex humanitarian ramifications.

Journalists and filmmakers Dan Cohen and Kim Ives discuss Haiti's political landscape, including drug gangs' control, past regimes like the Duvaliers, and US involvement. They explore the controversial reputation of 'Barbecue' and a community-led initiative for clean water. The Clintons' connection to Haiti, NGO initiatives, and global political tensions are also covered.