S3E3 Does (Jewish) Art Owe Something to the World?

Update: 2025-08-09

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Rabbi Josh offers a reflection about art, ideology, art for art's sake, and the current state of affairs for Jewish artists.

Referred to in this episode:

Seamus Heaney's "The Flight Path" https://fawbie.info/the-spirit-level/the-flight-path/

Shostakovich, Lament for a Dead Infant, https://music.apple.com/us/album/from-jewish-folk-poetry-op-79-i-lament-for-a-dead-infant/1452151175?i=1452152698

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