Frankely Judaic: Explorations in Jewish Studies

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Erica Lehrer, "Post-Jewish Objects in Poland: Dispossession, Aid, and the Biographies of Things"

August 24, 2026

Cultural anthropologist Erica Lehrer (Concordia University, Montreal) describes her research on “post-Jewish” objects in Poland, prompted by politicized, oversimplified exhibitions about Polish “Righteous Gentiles” under the 2017–2023 Law and Justice government and by recurring personal encounters with Poles who possess objects that used to belong to Polish Jews. Lehrer argues that objects can reveal a nuanced spectrum of wartime and postwar transfers—from gifts and ongoing intergenerational ...

Uri Schreter, "Reverberations: Jewish Music in the LP Era"

June 23, 2026

This episode explores the research of Uri Schreter, who examines the impact of Jewish LP records in shaping American Jewish identity and culture. Hosted by Jeremy Shere, the discussion delves into 'Olives, Almonds, and Raisins,' an enigmatic 1950s album by Ray Martin, highlighting its multiple versions and regional adaptations. The episode also covers the evolution of recording formats, the marketing of Jewish music, and the role of media in influencing public perception. Through Schreter's i...

Ayelet Brinn, "Government Censorship and Surveillance of the American Yiddish Press During World War I"

May 14, 2026

Historian Ayelet Brin discusses her research on the American Yiddish press during World War I, focusing on government censorship and surveillance. She highlights the immense influence of the Yiddish press, the broad powers of the Espionage Act and Trading with the Enemy Act, and the role of the Bureau of Translation. Brin also examines the complex dynamics between newspapers, the government, and perceptions of Jewish loyalty in the United States, as well as the broader implications for Americ...

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Frankely Judaic: Explorations in Jewish Studies typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Academic researchers—often historians and film/media scholars—associated with Jewish studies and the Frankel Institute/University of Michigan ecosystem. Common among recent guests: Published scholarship (e.g., edited volumes such as Oxford Handbook projects); Research on archival or media history topics (e.g., press history, film programming networks, censorship regimes); Institutional research fellowships/affiliations (e.g., Frankel Institute fellows). Recent guests include Ayelet Brin, Olga Gershenson, and Sigal Yona.

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Recent episodes cover Jewish Studies, History, Film, Yiddish, and Translation. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.