Shane Burley, writer for Waging Nonviolence, talks about white nationalists exploiting the Gaza crisis to spread antisemitism and Islamophobia. The podcast also touches on hangover cures, the impact of Antifa on the Palestinian solidarity movement, and lighthearted conversations on random topics.

Antifascist activists Shane Burley, Emily Gorcenski, Daryle Lamont Jenkins, and Michael Novick discuss their personal history, involvement in the movement, organizing against white supremacy in tech, the fight against fascism, historical context, and building alternative structures for resistance.

Shane Burley, a freelance journalist known for his investigative work on Jewish solidarity with Palestinians, joins Rabbi Lani Kleinman, who faced job loss for attending a ceasefire protest. They discuss the backlash Jewish Americans encounter for voicing support for Palestine and how this affects their communities. The conversation highlights the tension between Jewish values and institutional pressures, personal stories of activism, and the evolving dynamics within Jewish organizations post-conflict. Their insights challenge listeners to ponder the future of identity and dissent.

Shane Burley, an author and activist focused on anti-fascism, joins Ben Lorber, a researcher specializing in antisemitism and far-right movements, to tackle the complexities of rising antisemitism. They discuss the urgency of building solidarity among marginalized groups to confront hate. Exploring historical roots and modern conspiracy theories, they highlight Trump’s impact on far-right ideologies. With a focus on nuanced discourse, they advocate for coalition-building that respects both Jewish safety and Palestinian rights.

Shane Burley, an author focused on solidarity against antisemitism, and Ben Lorber, who examines antisemitism within social movements, delve into the complexities of combating antisemitism. They discuss the rise of anti-Semitic incidents amid the Gaza conflict, emphasizing the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism. The conversation also critiques the ADL's shift in priorities and the challenges within leftist movements regarding Jewish identities. With a mix of serious discussion and humor, they advocate for education and solidarity as essential tools in the fight against antisemitism.