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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 1H 3M

Democratic Community in a Fragmented World

from Kinda Religious · host Eli Zaffirini

Activist and writer Elad Nehorai shares his religious journey through Jewish communities, his critique of community structures, and his insights on social media, community building, and the rise of extremism. In this conversation, we explore the intersection of spirituality, identity, and technology in shaping modern society and movements.Find more about Elad Nehorai here:https://eladnehorai.substack.com/https://www.instagram.com/eladnehoraihttps://bsky.app/profile/eladn.bsky.socialAnd his newest project, Here We Come Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/here-we-come/id1860213191 Topic Timestamps:00:00 Exploring Jewish Identity and Community Diversity03:11 The Journey from Secular to Religious Judaism06:06 Navigating Ideological and Social Changes08:46 The Impact of Community on Personal Beliefs11:52 The Role of Creativity in Spiritual Expression14:24 Founding Hevria: A Space for Creative Voices17:03 The Interplay of Online and Offline Communities20:06 Vulnerability and Community in the Digital Age23:10 Lessons in Community Building29:29 Navigating Online and Offline Identities32:29 The Impact of Community on Society35:36 The Role of Technology in Human Connection39:19 The Illusion of Control in Social Media45:19 The Rise of Antisemitism in the Algorithmic Age55:40 Building Meaning Through Community01:00:07 Creating Sustainable Communities for Change

Activist and writer Elad Nehorai shares his religious journey through Jewish communities, his critique of community structures, and his insights on social media, community building, and the rise of extremism. In this conversation, we explore the intersection of spirituality, identity, and technology in shaping modern society and movements.Find more about Elad Nehorai here:https://eladnehorai.substack.com/https://www.instagram.com/eladnehoraihttps://bsky.app/profile/eladn.bsky.socialAnd his newest project, Here We Come Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/here-we-come/id1860213191 Topic Timestamps:00:00 Exploring Jewish Identity and Community Diversity03:11 The Journey from Secular to Religious Judaism06:06 Navigating Ideological and Social Changes08:46 The Impact of Community on Personal Beliefs11:52 The Role of Creativity in Spiritual Expression14:24 Founding Hevria: A Space for Creative Voices17:03 The Interplay of Online and Offline Communities20:06 Vulnerability and Community in the Digital Age23:10 Lessons in Community Building29:29 Navigating Online and Offline Identities32:29 The Impact of Community on Society35:36 The Role of Technology in Human Connection39:19 The Illusion of Control in Social Media45:19 The Rise of Antisemitism in the Algorithmic Age55:40 Building Meaning Through Community01:00:07 Creating Sustainable Communities for Change

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