• Episode 50 - Funny, You Don't Look Jewish ...With Special Guest Fabrice Sapolsky

  • Mar 13 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Episode 50 - Funny, You Don't Look Jewish ...With Special Guest Fabrice Sapolsky

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  • March 13, 2024
    Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy Jews
    Episode 50 - Funny, You Don’t Look Jewish …with Special Guest Fabrice Sapolsky

    Purim is around the corner (some may say it’s around three corners) and throughout the holiday we disguise who we really are. Together with comic creator and publisher, Fabrice Sapolsky, we explore some comic heroes who hide in plain sight and we discuss how these decisions are reflective in our modern world. So, pull up a chair, grab a plate of hamantashens, and enjoy this one!

    00:02:13 Poppy filled pockets are coming!
    00:03:52 Queen Esther hides her identity
    00:05:45 Daniel Kaufman’s ELI Talk
    00:06:33 Which Superheroes Passively hide?
    00:09:44 Bear-ly hiding at conventions
    00:16:04 What brings superheroes out of hiding?
    00:21:59 In Jewish History and Present
    00:24:43 When do you present actively or hide passively?
    00:33:20 Revisiting the superheroes who passively hide
    00:40:30 Movies trying to hide as comics

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