The Comedy Cellar: Live from the Table

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Did Israel Win the War But Lose the World╎Hen Mazzig

October 08, 2026

Hen Mazzig, co-founder of the Tel Aviv Institute and author of The Wrong Kind of Jew, says Israel won on the battlefield and lost the world, and that explaining Israel "is not a replacement for policy." He spent five years in COGAT, the IDF unit that issues Palestinian permits and prison visits, and was attacked by settlers while in uniform. We play his Piers Morgan fight with Norman Finkelstein ("Am I a child killer?") and go through what Amit Soussana actually said. Noam asks whether Israel...

3 Years after 10/7 - What's Next for Israel and the Jewish People ╏Eli Lake, Coleman Hughes & Salo Aizenberg

October 08, 2026

Three years after October 7: What's Next for Israel and the Jewish People. Noam sits down with Coleman Hughes, Eli Lake and Salo Aizenberg to ask whether the war was worth it. Coleman says Israel traded prestige for power and Hamas did the opposite. Salo brings the Gaza Health Ministry's own 2025 report: 50,000 births, 25,000 deaths, and 108 hospital workers who appear in Hamas's own martyr notices as commanders. Eli says Israel's strategic position has never been better. Noam is the pessimi...

Is "Race Realism" Simply Racism? ╏Nathan Cofnas Under Fire

October 02, 2026

Is Nathan Cofnas's "Guide for the Hereditarian Revolution." a plan to heal or America, or is it simply a racist manifesto dressed up as science. We ask him to his face. Cofnas is the philosopher at the center of the Jason Arday plagiarism affair. He says that, all else equal, smarter people have more human worth. He says freedom of association is worth it even if some diner bans blacks and Jews. And he says race realism is about to break into the mainstream whether we like it or not. ...

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The Comedy Cellar: Live from the Table typically books well-known public figures. Typical guest background: Professors, researchers, authors, political commentators, and other subject-matter experts with a distinctive perspective on contentious issues and the ability to engage in rigorous, conversational debate. Common among recent guests: Published books; Academic or research positions; Bylines or appearances in major media outlets. Recent guests include Richard Hanania, Brian L. Frye, and Cameron Berg.

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