The Black and Jewish Podcast with Ashira Solomon

his week I’m joined by Tal Oran — The TravelingClatt — for a raw and eye-opening conversation about Iraqi Jews, Mizrahi identity, and the forgotten Jewish communities of the Middle East.Tal breaks down why he believes Mizrahi and Afro-Jewish voices should be leading Israel’s PR fight, and why these stories have been pushed aside for decades.This episode is packed with history, identity, controversy, and truth.🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for updates on new episodes!

Trump, polygamy, 2A rights, homeschooling, discipline, and the future of Black America.In this explosive episode of the Black & Jewish Podcast, Ashira Solomon sits down with Derrick Grace II — author of The Family Bible, creator of In Home Banking, entrepreneur, and cultural disruptor — for one of the most unfiltered conversations on the internet.Derrick breaks down:✨ Why he believes Trump isn’t racist — he’s classist✨ Why Black men are resonating with Trump more than ever✨ How polygamy is becoming a realistic family structure for some men✨ Why discipline is the #1 solution to Black America’s financial crisis✨ The rise of homeschooling and why public school is failing Black children✨ How families can reclaim power, safety, and economic independenceIf you care about the future of Black America — this is the episode everyone will be talking about.📺 Subscribe for bold, honest conversations you won’t hear anywhere else.

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira Solomon sits down with Rabbi Tovia Singer to tackle some of the burning questions that every Christian and Jew may have.Rabbi Tovia Singer is the founder and director of Outreach Judaism, a global organization dedicated to teaching Christians about Judaism and fostering understanding between faiths. With decades of experience in Jewish scholarship and interfaith dialogue, Rabbi Singer is known for his passionate, clear explanations about the Jewish faith and its perspectives on Christianity.

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Charles Jacobs, founder of the African Jewish Alliance, for a powerful and eye-opening conversation about the modern slave trade in Sudan.Together, they expose how slavery has not disappeared — it has simply gone underground — and discuss the role of Islamist militias, regional politics, and international silence in allowing these abuses to continue. Charles also shares firsthand stories of rescues and the moral urgency behind confronting slavery in the present day, not as history, but as a lived reality.The African Jewish Alliance is dedicated to combating slavery, genocide, and racial persecution in Africa, while building solidarity between Black and Jewish communities through advocacy, education, and direct action.This episode challenges assumptions, confronts uncomfortable truths, and highlights the individuals willing to risk everything to free those the world has forgotten.

This week, I sit down with King Randall, founder of X for Boys, for a candid conversation about race, politics, and the realities of Black America.In this eye-opening interview, we cover:Racism and personal transformation: how King Randall stopped hating white people after a life-changing experience.The X for Boys: his mission to empower young men and build character through education.Politics and Black America: his perspectives on leadership, opportunity, and the role of Black men in today’s society.Social media vs. reality: why online portrayals of Black men are often misleading.This conversation is raw, honest, and thought-provoking. King Randall shares his journey, insights, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.Watch now to hear a perspective on Black men, power, and society that challenges the status quo.

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Why are brands DROPPING influencers who support Israel? In this episode of The Black and Jewish Podcast, I sit down with Brian Spivak, CEO of Barzel Media, a media company he founded after witnessing pro-Israel influencers losing their livelihoods simply for standing with Israel. Brian is building the 'Economic Iron Dome'—a solution to ensure that Jewish and pro-Israel voices don’t get silenced by cancel culture. If you’ve ever felt like supporting Israel puts you at risk of being deplatformed or demonetized, you NEED to hear this conversation.🔥 Topics Covered:✅ Why major brands are cutting ties with pro-Israel influencers✅ How the media is controlling the Israel narrative✅ How Barzel Media is securing brand deals for influencers✅ What influencers can do to stay financially independent✅ How YOU can push back against cancel culture🎙️ Subscribe for more raw, unfiltered conversations on Israel, media bias, and Jewish identity.📢 COMMENT BELOW: Do you think brands have the right to drop influencers over their political views?Kosher Beef Liver Supplements 15% off Code ASHIRA: https://kosher-carnivore.com/discount/ASHIRA?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fkosher-grass-fed-beef-liver-supplements&rs_ref=yKEQkai4

In this thought-provoking clip, Marc Lobliner and I discuss the Jewish community's response to Kanye West's controversial remarks and how the rise of cancel culture may be inadvertently proving his point. We dive into the complexities of this issue and examine how social media and public backlash play a role in shaping the narrative. Don’t miss the full episode where we explore these themes in more detail and offer unique perspectives on the intersection of celebrity, culture, and controversy.Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/mQiCXpMEEGA?si=oZ3XCRMIChN0Hcz0Rumble: https://rumble.com/v5clnvl-ep.-6-why-do-american-jews-vote-democrat-with-marc-lobliner.htmlSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1VfDZWcDX5PAJW2nTpi39k?si=3Gvc9UFsRk2BGXto-C6XTwKosher Beef Liver Supplements 15% off Code ASHIRA: https://kosher-carnivore.com/products/kosher-grass-fed-beef-liver-capsules?rs_ref=yKEQkai4

Kosher Beef Liver Supplements 15% off Code ASHIRA: https://kosher-carnivore.com/discount/ASHIRA?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fkosher-grass-fed-beef-liver-supplements&rs_ref=yKEQkai4This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, I sit down with Netflix’s Jewish Matchmaker, Aleeza Ben Shalom, to dive deep into the world of love, dating, and finding “The One.”💍 Should you date until you hate? Aleeza breaks down her philosophy: if it’s not a definite no, it’s still a maybe—so keep going. We explore why singles often cut things off too soon and how giving a match more time could change everything.🔥 Does physical attraction really matter? We discuss whether you should prioritize chemistry or how someone treats you—because let’s be honest, the lights will be off anyways.💡 Fantasy vs. Reality in dating – Are you waiting for something that doesn’t exist? Aleeza shares the truth about what makes a lasting relationship and how to spot real red flags versus just your personal preferences.This conversation is full of wisdom, humor, and no-nonsense dating advice. If you’re single, dating, or just love matchmaking, you don’t want to miss this!🔔 Watch, comment, and subscribe for more eye-opening conversations!Black and Jewish on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Ashira_SolomonBlack and Jewish on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6ExjQwKM2mM07hdu895J9C?si=2OB5c1GZQt-yx9gBax4Y3w

#islam #muslim #jews #podcast #apostateprophet This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Apostate Prophet for a deep and unfiltered conversation about Islam, coexistence, and his paradigm shift after visiting Israel.🚨 Topics Covered:✅ What Islam teaches about the future of Christians and Jews✅ Apostate Prophet’s trip to Israel and how it changed his views on coexistence✅ Why he once believed Muslims couldn’t coexist with others—and why Israel is challenging that belief✅ The truth about Islam as a "religion of peace"💡 Before visiting Israel, Apostate Prophet was convinced that peaceful coexistence with Muslims was impossible. But seeing Israel firsthand shattered his perspective. What changed? What did he see? And how does this challenge the mainstream narrative?📢 Watch, comment, and share your thoughts below!🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS for more raw, thought-provoking conversations.

In this episode of The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Judge Roy Altman, a U.S. District Court Judge for the Southern District of Florida and former federal prosecutor, to break down the complex legal definitions of occupation and genocide—two terms frequently used in discussions about Israel. They also dive into the ongoing ICC/ICJ case against Israel, examining the legal arguments, international law precedents, and the broader implications of these accusations. Judge Altman brings his expertise in law and justice to provide clarity on these charged topics, separating legal fact from political rhetoric. Whether you’re seeking a deeper understanding of international law or the legal challenges Israel faces on the world stage, this episode is a must-watch. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations bridging communities through dialogue!📢 Join the conversation in the comments—what are your thoughts on this case?

his week, Ashira sits down with David Reaboi, a strategic communications expert specializing in national security and political warfare, and the author of Qatar’s Shadow War. Together, they discuss the distinctions between antisemitism and racism, the importance of Israel asserting itself as a strong nation, the future of the Middle East, and the potential for normalized relations with Saudi Arabia. Don’t miss David’s insights—find more of his work at Late Republic Nonsense. Follow David Reaboi: X: @Davereaboi IG: David Reaboi Substack- https://davereaboi.substack.com/ #podcast #jewishpodcast #antisemitsim #racism #israel #middleeast #blackandjewish

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Or Mash, a comedian known for her work on Wild'n Out. Or, originally from Israel and now living in the United States, shares how her deep faith in G-d has been a guiding force in her career. She opens up about taking the biggest leap of her life, overcoming fear, and finding the most rewarding experiences through those risks. As a proud Jew, Or uses comedy to bring people together, including Palestinians, and offers a unique perspective on how humor can bridge divides. She reflects on her childhood in Israel, sharing how the country fosters some of the most profound and strange spiritual experiences. Or also dives into how what Americans often label as "anxiety" is simply part of life for her, growing up in Israel. Throughout this deeply insightful conversation, Or stresses the importance of Judaism, the daily practice of talking to G-d, and how we, as His children, need to embrace life with joy and fun. This episode is a profound exploration of faith, humor, and building a real relationship with G-d. Don't miss this inspiring and heartfelt conversation that will leave you with a renewed sense of spiritual connection and perspective.

In this episode of The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with professional matchmaker and relationship coach Shana Tibi for an honest discussion about the challenges of modern dating. They explore the complexities of finding a meaningful connection in today’s world, including how to identify the right match, not a perfect person, and how to handle criticism from family and friends about your partner. Shana and Ashira also address the issue of dating fatigue and offer practical advice on how to overcome the cycle of always searching for “something better,” encouraging a shift in mindset to appreciate and commit to the person right in front of you. If you’re navigating the dating scene or offering support to others, this episode provides valuable insights and practical tips that can help you approach relationships with more clarity and confidence. Follow Shana Tibi:Instagram: @ShanatibiLinkedIn: Shana Tibi

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira welcomes Adam Scott Bellos, the founder and CEO of The Israeli Innovation Fund (TIIF). Together, they dive into the state of the Jewish diaspora, emphasizing the urgent need for the Jewish community to prepare for continued challenges and threats. Ashira and Adam discuss the importance of reclaiming Jewish ideas, traditions, and values as a foundation for resilience. They also explore the complex history of the Israeli-Arab conflict and share insights into the prospects for peace in the Middle East. This episode is a thought-provoking conversation on identity, security, and the path forward for the Jewish people. Follow Adam: IG: Adamscottbellos_ X: Adam Scott Bellos

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Lt. Aston Bright, Public Information Officer for the Plantation Fire Department in Florida. Lt. Bright shares his incredible experience volunteering with the Emergency Volunteers Project (EVP), which sent him to the front lines with the Israel Fire and Rescue Service. He recounts his heroic efforts fighting fires along the Gaza envelope and in southern Israel in the wake of the October 7th attack. In this powerful conversation, Ashira and Lt. Bright also discuss his mission to bridge the gap between the Black and Jewish communities through campus talks and advocacy, underscoring the importance of standing with Israel during these challenging times. Follow Aston Bright:Instagram: @AstonBrightFacebook: Aston Bright

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Curtis Scoon, a film producer, writer, and the mastermind behind the ScoonTV network. Curtis became a household name after being infamously implicated in the murder of Jam Master Jay, an event that sparked a media frenzy and led him to finally tell his side of the story. He also co-produced the hit BET series American Gangster. In this gripping episode, Ashira and Curtis take a deep dive into the darker side of Hollywood, exploring how the industry promotes a degenerate culture and weaponizes Black identity for harmful agendas. They also discuss the complexities of Black and Jewish relations in Brooklyn, particularly in Crown Heights, shedding light on how many of the issues go far beyond race. Tune in for a raw and thought-provoking conversation that challenges the narrative and digs into the forces shaping media and culture. Follow Curtis Scoon:Instagram: @ScoontvnetworkInstagram: @ScoontvX: @CurtisScoonTikTok: @Officialscoontv

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Yehuda Remer for a powerful conversation on Second Amendment rights and the importance of arming the Jewish community. Yehuda shares his unique perspective on Zionism, revealing that for him, it’s about supporting the Jewish people, rather than aligning with the State of Israel. Together, they explore why self-defense is essential for every American, especially for Jews, stressing the need to be their own first line of defense in today’s increasingly uncertain world. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on personal protection, Jewish identity, and building community resilience in the face of adversity. Follow PewPewJew:Instagram: @ThePewPewJewX: @ThePewPewJew

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Yechiel Jacobs, a comedian and passionate Jewish advocate, for a conversation that blends humor and deep insight. Together, they dive into the importance of maintaining a strong Jewish identity in a world that’s constantly shifting. Yechiel opens up about his unique approach to combating antisemitism, using comedy as a powerful tool to challenge misconceptions about Israel, fight Jew hatred, and shatter stereotypes. Join Ashira and Yechiel for an inspiring and thought-provoking discussion, where laughter meets powerful advocacy, sparking meaningful conversations about Jewish identity, resilience, and the fight for understanding. Follow Yechiel Jacobs:Instagram: @Jacobsyechiel

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Florida State Senator Rosalind Osgood to discuss her transformative trip to Israel with the Greater Miami Federation's legislative delegation. Senator Osgood, who was once pro-ceasefire, reveals how her experiences in Israel, including meeting with a diverse range of leaders, shifted her perspective, and she is no longer in favor of a ceasefire. In this candid conversation, Ashira and Osgood explore the evolving dynamics between the Black and Jewish communities and discuss Osgood’s ongoing efforts to build bridges in interfaith spaces, promoting understanding and unity in challenging times.

In this episode of The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira is joined by Florida State Representative Vicki Lopez, who shares her deeply personal experience visiting Israel as part of a Florida state legislators' delegation with the Greater Miami Federation. Vicki recounts her emotional visit to the Nova festival site and the kibbutzim attacked on October 7th, offering a firsthand perspective on the devastation. Together, Ashira and Vicki break down common misconceptions about Israel and the terrorist groups in the Middle East, unpacking how many Americans struggle to understand the region’s complexities. They explore how Israel is often perceived as a smaller target, but the ultimate aim of these groups is America itself.

In this week’s episode of The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Dr. John Eaves, a Professor at Spelman College and founder of the Black and Jewish Leaders of Tomorrow. Together, they take a deep dive into Dr. Eaves’ powerful personal journey growing up as a Black Jew in the racially charged South of the 1960s, shedding light on the unique challenges he faced in navigating his dual identity. Ashira and Dr. Eaves also tackle some of today’s most pressing issues, including the rise of antisemitism within the Black community and the current political landscape. In a compelling discussion, they explore the complexities of the two-state solution, offering diverse perspectives on a topic that continues to shape global discourse. Follow Dr. John Eaves:Instagram: @JohneavesforgeorgiaLinkedIn: Dr. John Eaves 4o mini

This week, Ashira sits down with Marc Lobliner, CEO of MTS Nutrition, for a thought-provoking conversation on some of today’s most controversial topics. They dive into why the majority of American Jews vote Democrat and how the Reform movement has shaped the Jewish community in ways that some believe have had negative consequences. Marc also opens up about the importance of free speech, arguing that everyone should have the right to criticize Israel without being labeled antisemitic. This episode challenges perspectives and sparks important conversations on identity, politics, and the power of dialogue.

This week, Ashira Solomon sits down with Mike Rashid King, a true powerhouse in the fitness industry. Mike is a multi-millionaire, CEO of the Ambrosia Collective, and a dominant force who believes that training the mind is just as important as training the body. But his journey is far from typical—Mike spent seven years as a fugitive before turning his life around to build a multi-million dollar supplement empire while on the run. In this gripping episode, Ashira and Mike explore his incredible transformation, touching on everything from dating and marriage to the Nation of Islam and the complexities of antisemitism. Get ready for a raw and inspiring conversation about overcoming adversity, success, and the power of mental and physical discipline. Follow Mike Rashid King:Instagram: @MikeRashidX: @Mikerashid7YouTube: Mikerashidofficial

This week, Ashira sits down with Chinese-American Jew and passionate Jewish advocate, Amy Albertson, for a powerful conversation on some of the most critical issues of today. Together, they discuss the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, the rising tide of antisemitism, the concept of paternal Jews, and the complexities of interracial marriage. Amy, an educator dedicated to uplifting Jewish diversity, reclaims Zionism while fiercely combating antisemitism. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on identity, advocacy, and the importance of standing up for the Jewish community in today’s challenging climate. Follow Amy:Instagram: @theamyalbertsonX: @theamyalbertsonLinkedIn: Amy Albertson

This week, Ashira Solomon sits down with Pastor Dumisani Washington, founder of the Institute of Black Solidarity with Israel and author of Zionism and the Black Church, for a compelling conversation on some of today’s most pressing issues. They dive into the topic of biblical illiteracy among Christians, the troubling trend of pro-Israel and anti-Israel advocacy groups tokenizing Black voices, and the ways Black Americans inadvertently lend legitimacy to social movements by supporting causes without fully understanding their impact. Don’t miss this eye-opening discussion that challenges conventional thinking and sheds light on the intersection of faith, politics, and Black identity. Follow Dumisani Washington:X: @DumisaniTemsgenInstagram: @Dumisani6LinkedIn: Dumisani Washington

This week, Ashira Solomon sits down with the inspiring Rudy Rochman to discuss his firsthand experience fighting in the Gaza conflict and his insights into potential pathways for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Rudy also takes us on a journey through history, exploring the intriguing question of whether African Americans are part of the lost tribes of Israel. In this thought-provoking conversation, Rudy opens up about his documentary, We Were Never Lost, where he and his team travel across Africa in search of the lost tribes of Israel. You won’t want to miss this powerful discussion on identity, history, and the possibility of a unified future. Support Rudy’s film We Were Never Lost: wewereneverlost.comInstagram: @wewereneverlost Follow Rudy Rochman:Instagram: @rudy_israelX: @rudy_rochmanYouTube: Rudy Rochman

This week, Ashira Solomon sits down with Maj Toure, the dynamic founder of Black Guns Matter and Solutionary Lifestyle, for a raw and thought-provoking conversation about Black and Jewish relations. Together, they dive deep into the current tensions between the two communities, exploring the belief that Jewish Hollywood executives have historically exploited Black communities. They also tackle the controversial question: Are Black people truly antisemitic, or are their feelings a response to deeper frustrations with white-dominated systems? Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that challenges assumptions and sparks meaningful dialogue.