The guys take a look at this year’s Emmy nominations and gush about the year’s best shows, including Succession, Ted Lasso, Euphoria, Stranger Things, Only Murders in the Building, Severance, The Boys, Winning Time, The Dropout and Squid Game.
Image Credits: Alan Azulay
Has Marvel won us back? They announced an entire Multiverse Saga to span the next 3+ years, at San Diego Comic-Con, that Alan and Gal analyze in depth, as well as the trailers for John Wick 4 and Shazam 2!
Image Credits: Alan Azulay
Gal and Alan review the state of Marvel’s Phase Four, including their hopes and concerns for the future but most importantly, they review Thor: Love and Thunder and Ms. Marvel!
Image Credits: Alan Azulay
This week, Michele and Leraz took a trip down memory lane with their very first guest, Michele’s childhood friend Kayla. Together, the three of them discussed their childhood favorites, the books that shaped them, and old favorites that make them cringe now. From John Green to the wave of dystopian fiction, the girls go through it all.
Image Credits: Elior Buchnik
In this episode, we interview Dr. Liram Koblentz-Stenzler, Head of the Global Far-Right Extremism desk, and an in-coming research fellow at Yale University’s Department of Sociology, where she will be conducting research on far-right extremism and radicalization in the United States and abroad.
With her, we cover the topic of far-right extremism, using the Buffalo shooting of May 14th, 2022 as a case study. This episode covers the far-right ideology, structure, and radicalization.
Who are the Arameans? In our third episode of 3arabrani, we will hold a conversation with Aramean activist and educator Shadi Khaloul regarding the renaissance of the Aramean identity in Israel and the history and life of this small community in the country. Shadi, one of the most prominent activists for the cause of recognition of the Aramean community in Israel, talks about the joint school he founded for Jews and Arameans, and efforts to encourage young people to integrate into the state.
الحلقة الثالثة – “فوش بشلومو” – حديث مع القائد الآرامي شادي خلول
من هم الآراميون؟ في الحلقة الثالثة نجري حديث شيق مع الناشط والمربي الآرامي شادي خلول حول نهضة الهوية الآرامية في إسرائيل وتاريخ وحياة هذه الطائفة الصغيرة في البلاد. شادي من أبرز المناضلين لأجل الاعتراف بالطائفة الآرامية في اسرائيل يتحدث عن المدرسة المشتركة التي أسسها لليهود والآراميين والمساعي إلى تشجيع الشباب على الاندماج بالدولة.
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
Lebanese families in Israel?! Join our second episode of 3arabrani to learn about the story of the Lebanese families who left their hometowns more than 20 years ago to move to a strange country and rebuild their lives from scratch. Activist Jonathan El Khoury tells us how he was treated as a young child in a foreign country and the experiences that made him engage in media activism in Israel.
الحلقة الثانية – “من قلبي سلام لبيروت” – حديث مع الناشط اللبناني جوناثان الخوري
لبنانيون في إسرائيل؟! انضموا الى الحلقة الثانية من بودكاست عربراني لتتعرفوا على قصة العائلات اللبنانية التي تركت مسقط رأسها قبل أكثر من 20 عاما لتقدم الى دولة غريبة وتبني حياتها من جديد. الناشط جوناثان الخوري يروي لنا كيفية التعامل معه كطفل صغير في دولة أجنبية والتجارب التي جعلته ينخرط في النشاط الإعلامي في إسرائيل.
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
In the first episode of 3arabrani we will hold an intriguing interview with Heba Zaher, a social activist from the Druze community in Israel, to hear about the history, customs and traditions of the Druze in general and their place in Israel in particular. We will also learn about the identity of the Druze in the State of Israel and Heba’s activity in the field of local politics and coexistence initiatives.
الحلقة الأولى – “الأرض والعرض” – حديث مع الناشطة الدرزية هبة زاهر
في أول حلقة لبودكاست عربراني نقوم بالحوار المثير للاهتمام مع الأخت هبة زاهر، ناشطة اجتماعية من الطائفة الدرزية في اسرائيل لنستمع الى تاريخ وعادات وتقاليد الدروز عامة ومكانتها في إسرائيل خاصة. كما ونتعلم عن المشاعر التي ترافق الدروز في دولة اسرائيل ونشاط الاخت هبة في مجال السياسة المحلية ومبادرات التعايش.
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
TikTok has taken over everyone’s phone, and with the BookTok community growing by the day, Michele and Leraz took the time to talk about everything they love (and some of the things they don’t) about the platform. From the amount of people who’ve started reading thanks to the community to whether or not certain books may not be worth your time, they cover it all.
Image Credits: Elior Buchnik
The Picture of Dorian Gray is one of the most respected classics ever written, and this week, Michele and Leraz finally crossed it off their TBR piles. Join them in their discussion from all topics ranging from why classics are still relevant, overdramatic writing, and everything that they loved about Dorian Gray. If you’re worried about spoilers, the first part of this episode is completely spoiler-free, but if you’ve read the book, join them in their full discussion
Image Credits: Elior Buchnik