Jamie Lauren Keiles

Marcelle Afram, a Palestinian American chef and advocate, shares memories of his family in Palestine and his advocacy work. Jamie Lauren Keiles, a former New York Times contributing writer, talks about leaving the company in protest of its coverage of Gaza and how being Jewish and trans informs their stands.

Former New York Times Magazine writer Jamie Lauren Keiles joins the podcast to discuss their resignation, signing open letters, and unlearning pro-Israel propaganda. They explore the creation of an 'objective' position within media institutions, the impact of open letters, and the perspectives of an American Jew on Israel-Palestine. They also touch on unlearning trauma, the fight for Palestine, and the challenges of writing a book. The episode concludes with an announcement of upcoming changes to the podcast.

Jamie Lauren Keiles, a contributing writer for the New York Times magazine, shares their journey after purchasing a motorcycle during the pandemic. They explore the unexpected depth of biker culture at the iconic Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. From the excitement of riding through the Black Hills to confronting the realities of stolen bikes and health issues, Jamie reflects on the authenticity and complexities of this community. Their narrative reveals how motorcycle culture can be both a thrilling adventure and a mirror of personal freedom.