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Feb 14, 2019 50 min

Ep 2.2: Religion

from The Teen Age Hosted by Kaylen Pak

In this episode, I continue learning about the role of religion in the lives of my schoolmate buddies. Lilah Katz joins me to talk about Judaism and her own Jewish identity ("If someone asks,"Who is Lilah?", they would probably respond, "Oh she's, you know, that-that Jewish girl."" - classic Lilah). Anaum Khan also comes to the show to discuss Islam, from her view on her duty as a Muslim in America to Islamic holidays ("Every day's a holiday, you know?" - classic Anaum). Yes I know it's 50 minutes long... I'm trying to fix that. But the content's too good, so what can you do? Anyways, hope you enjoy listening :) -Kaylen

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