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Jewish Views Podcast: Meeting with Corbyn, London Marathon, Stanley Kubrick and HET
This week's episode reflects on the week's news before speaking to guests about the meeting between Jeremy Corbyn and Jewish Leaders, running for charity, and much more!
On this week’s episode of the Jewish Views podcast, we discuss the week’s news, before speaking to guests about the Corbyn-community meeting, the marathon and much more!
Guests include CEO of The Jewish Leadership Council, Simon Johnson who we speak to about the recent meeting between Jeremy Corbyn and Jewish Leaders.
Dan Rickman, Elliot Cantor and Lauren Barr chat about running this years London Marathon and raising money for good causes.
Professor Nathan Abrams on his forthcoming book about film maker Stanley Kubrick.
Anita Parmar from the Holocaust Educational Trust talks about Holocaust education in schools.
Online Editor Jack Mendel reviews The Jewish News and our Rabbinic Thought for the Week comes from Rabbi Andrew Shaw from Mizrachi UK.
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