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Sundays, Noon - 1 p.m.
Esther Kaplan: host
Marilyn Kleinberg Neimark: host
Contributors:
Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz, Nan Rubin, Laura Schere, Alisa Solomon
Website: under construction
Phone number: 212-647-8966 (JFREJ)
Email address: radicaljew@aol.com
For copies of the show:
Contact JFREJ at: 212-647-8966 or jfrej@igc.org
Program description:
BEYOND THE PALE explores local, national and
international political debate and analysis from a progressive Jewish
perspective. We also bring listeners the voices and sounds of contemporary
Jewish culture, from film critics to filmmakers, novelists, poets and
musicians. BEYOND THE PALE is the only Jewish program on radio or television
devoted to bringing a left Jewish perspective to political and cultural
debates. In politically reactionary times like these, when the major Jewish
organizations align themselves with the conservative forces that currently
dominate local and national politics, BEYOND THE PALE brings audiences the
critical perspectives and visions for social change that are the proud legacy
of Jewish radicalism. BEYOND THE PALE is produced with the support of Jews
for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), a New York City social justice
organization.
Host/producer profiles:
Marilyn Kleinberg Neimark a founder and board member of Jewish for Racial and
Economic Justice (JFREJ). She is the author of The Hidden Dimensions of
Annual Reports: Sixty Years of Social Conflict at General Motors (Markus
Wiener, Publishers, 1992) and of numerous articles on higher education,
business ethics and critical accounting. She is on the faculty of Baruch
College-The City University of New York. She was the co-host of Econonews on
WBAI during the early 1990s.
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Esther Kaplan is a journalist and a community activist. She is the producer
of The Communique, on WNYE radio, which covers labor and public policy
debates, and has worked as an editor and writer for The Nation, The Village
Voice, and POZ magazine. She is cochair of the board of directors of Jews for
Racial and Economic Justice and a member of the Workers Rights Board of New
York Jobs with Justice and the advisory board of the Center for Immigrant
Families.
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