• Episode #32 A feminist, a Zionist, an optimist and a realist, with Lynda Ben-Menashe

  • Mar 3 2025
  • Length: 44 mins
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Episode #32 A feminist, a Zionist, an optimist and a realist, with Lynda Ben-Menashe

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  • Powerhouse Lynda Ben-Menashe is the current president of the NCJWA (National Council Jewish Women Australia) and she joins Dash and Tami in the ATA studio to chat about her origin story, how she combated imposter syndrome and sexism in Jewish organisations, and the painful end to years of interfaith friendships because of October 7th. It’s our International Women’s Day special, and you’ll love it.

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