Lisa Sobel

Lisa Sobel, a Jewish activist from Louisville, teams up with attorney Ben Potash to challenge Kentucky's restrictive abortion laws through a pivotal lawsuit. They share impactful stories revealing the intersection of faith, identity, and reproductive rights in a predominantly Protestant state. The conversation highlights personal experiences with IVF, the historic ties of Jewish motherhood, and the broader implications of recent legal shifts. Their advocacy not only aims to protect individual rights but also champions communal respect amidst diversity.

Lisa Sobel, a Jewish activist and litigant, shares her fight against Kentucky's restrictive abortion laws, arguing they infringe on her religious rights. The discussion navigates the conflict between state policies and Jewish teachings on life, particularly regarding in vitro fertilization. Sobel highlights the emotional turmoil faced by women under these laws and the historical advocacy role of Jewish leaders for reproductive rights. The podcast reveals the ongoing struggle to uphold reproductive freedom amidst rising Christian nationalism in Kentucky.