The best in indie Arabic music from all over the Arab world!
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
Where We Fall on the Jewish Spectrum (ft. Ron Karger)
29/01/2026In this episode, we’re joined by Ron, a Modern Orthodox Jew who moved to Israel from Switzerland. Ron shares how the spectrum of Judaism is much wider here than it often feels when living abroad, and how encountering Israel’s diverse Jewish landscape has shaped the way he navigates daily life.
He also talks about building a life in Israel beyond religion, including his decision to open and invest in his production business, Ron Karger Production, and what it’s like to balance work, identity, and everyday realities.
EP 50
26/01/2026
Christianity, Identity, and Being a Minority in Israel (ft. Potter)
22/01/2026In this episode, we sit down with Potter, a Christian who moved to Israel during the war, to talk about what it means to build a life here as a minority. Potter shares why he chose to come, the decision to stay, and how his faith and identity shape his experience of living in Israel as an adult.
It’s an honest conversation about belonging, resilience, and navigating everyday life in a country made up of many identities, with plenty of humor and unexpected funny moments along the way.
Ep6 – Did You Know…
21/01/2026For the benefit of the radio, you did not know. It’s been two weeks, and now we have a lot to say.
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
EP 49
19/01/2026
Am I actually healing or just consuming healing content?
15/01/2026Be honest, are you healing, or just watching reels about healing?
In this episode, we dive into the fine line between real growth and over-consuming self-help content. We talk about why healing content feels so good, when it actually helps, and when it quietly replaces real action.
Also, we fully spiral trying to remember the word for being both an introvert and an extrovert (yes, it exists, no, we did not remember it in real time).
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
Fabio Shapiro on What Reporting Israel During War Is Really Like
14/01/2026In this episode, Fabio discusses how media coverage of the war is shaped by dominant narratives rather than by events on the ground. Originally from Brazil, he studied in Israel, served in the IDF’s international relations unit, and later worked as an executive producer at i24NEWS when the war began. Drawing on this experience, he explains how editorial frameworks, audience expectations, and ideological lenses influence what is reported, and what is omitted, resulting in coverage that often fails to accurately reflect Israel’s reality during the war.
Image Credits: Rachel Safdie
We Decided to Take on Sports Ft. Nitzan Aaron
08/01/2026After a hiatus from the game, we decided it was time to step back into the world of basketball, and we couldn’t think of a better person to do it with.
Nitzan Aaron, co-host of the Baseline podcast, joins us to break down everything you need to know about basketball in Israel. Along the way, he opens up about life as a lone soldier, some wild reserve stories, what life looks like now, and yes, even his biggest friar moment.
Image Credits: Yvonne Saba
International Lawyer and Tunnel Warfare Expert Daphne Barak on the Israel-Hamas War
07/01/2026In this episode, international lawyer and tunnel warfare expert Daphne Barak addresses common misconceptions surrounding the legality of the Israel–Hamas war. She explains the legal framework governing armed conflict, outlines how Hamas conducts tunnel warfare, and clarifies the operational and legal constraints under which Israel operates. The discussion provides an extremely interesting and informed analysis of how international humanitarian law applies to the conflict and what it truly allows in practice.
Image Credits: Rachel Safdie