Noah Kulwin

Noah Kulwin discusses the unseen Al-Jazeera documentary 'The Lobby' exposing illegal lobbying efforts by the Israeli government. They explore media manipulation, surveillance, and the power of pro-Israel groups. They also expose the illegal activities of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies and discuss the origins of a documentary cancellation. The chapter ends by delving into a leaked video and the blockade of Qatar.

Noah Kulwin, a contributor to the Blowback podcast, joins the conversation with insights on political issues around media representation and public discourse. The hosts discuss the challenges of naming art in the context of global crises, along with the rising tensions of anti-Semitism in the music industry. They reflect on their personal journeys with Zionism, exploring the complexity of American Jewish identity and the intricacies of U.S.-Israel relations. The dialogue highlights humor, heartbreak, and the intricacies of political expression in modern media.

Brendan James and Noah Kulwin, co-hosts of the podcast Blowback, dive into Israel's provocative actions in Lebanon, drawing unsettling parallels to U.S. foreign missteps. They explore Cambodia's tumultuous past, focusing on colorful historical figures and the tragic impact of American intervention. The discussion also touches on the role of social media in shaping perceptions around global conflicts. Humorously, they weave in a child's credit fraud escapade, balancing serious geopolitical insights with light-hearted anecdotes.

Noah Kulwin and Brendan James, hosts of Blowback, join the discussion on America's Afghanistan involvement, Bob Menendez's bribery charges, Kissinger photos, and NSA figures. They explore hidden gold bars, political corruption, and media influence in a humorous and insightful conversation.

Noah Kulwin, a writer and the host of the Blowback podcast, shares his insights on the pro-Palestine protests during the Trump era. He discusses the alarming connections between U.S. support for fascism abroad and rising authoritarianism at home. Kulwin highlights the repression activists face and reflects on the significance of Jewish organizing in resistance efforts. He also links current events to the historical context of the War on Terror, emphasizing the urgent need for solidarity and activism against injustices.