There is almost no one Jay would rather talk with than Natan Sharansky: one of the great heroes of the 20th century (much as he may demur to this) and a force in the 21st. With Gil Troy, Sharansky has written a book called “Never Alone.” It is a memoir of his years in the Gulag; his years in Israeli politics; and his years at the helm of the Jewish Agency. With Jay, Sharansky discusses the past, the present, and the future – in Israel, America, and all over. A most stimulating conversation. Jay says that it is moving to talk with Sharansky, and you may find it moving to hear him.

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  1. Duane Oyen Member
    Duane Oyen
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    There was no point to this podcast, because it was virtually inaudible.  Listen to Spencer Klavan’s latest Young Heretics (on Greek Tragedies), then to this one.  One you can hear, the other you can’t.

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