Taryn Thomas is a former pro-Palestine activist and protester. After taking part in numerous demonstrations, she began educating herself on the horrors of Hamas’ 7th October terrorist atrocities. She soon became aware of the antisemitic nature permeating many of the protests, leading her to abandon the movement.

In this episode, Taryn describes what takes place behind the scenes of the pro-Palestine movement, losing her friends after speaking out against antisemitism and her journey in becoming an ally to the Jewish community.

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Michael and Lisa Marlowe are the parents of Jake Marlowe, a British-Israeli citizen murdered on 7th October by Hamas terrorists. Jake was working as unarmed security at the Nova Music Festival that day when Hamas terrorists invaded Israel, murdering some 1,200 innocent people in cold blood, raping and torturing along the way, and taking more than 250 hostages, ranging in age from babies to the elderly.

In this episode, Michael and Lisa Marlowe describe the moment they found out their son had been murdered, the months and years that followed and their concerns on antisemitism in Britain.

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Yoni Finlay is a survivor of the deadly 2025 Islamist terrorist attack on Manchester’s Heaton Park Synagogue. The attack took place on Yom Kippur – the holiest day in the Jewish calendar – and two people were killed as a result of the terrorist’s actions, with three others injured. One of the injured was Yoni, who was hit by a stray police bullet that passed through him and, tragically, killed Adrian Daulby.

In this episode, Yoni recounts that day, his recovery after being shot and why he believes Britain is heading in the wrong direction on antisemitism.

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Alex Woz is an award-winning Argentinian Jewish artist based in Los Angeles. After being cancelled for being Jewish, Alex only became more determined to reclaim the Jewish narrative through his art and empower Jews worldwide.

In this episode, Alex describes his artistic process, growing up in Argentina and confronting friends over antisemitism.

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Mark Birbeck is the founder of the activist collective OurFight, a group comprising mostly non-Jews who act against antisemitism. Mark began leading OurFight as a response to the wave of antisemitism in Britain following Hamas’ 7th October 2023 terrorist attack.

In this episode, Mark details how OurFight began, why he believes that non-Jews must fight against Jew-hatred and the importance of being a mensch.

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Tali Smus is a student at King’s College London who has been on the front lines of fighting antisemitism at universities across the country. She is the President and founder of King’s College Students Supporting Israel Society and also runs her own online advocacy page under the Instagram account @the.britishzioness.

In this episode, Tali opens up about receiving antisemitic abuse from her fellow students, mental health and the importance of communicating with those you disagree with.

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Moshe Teller is an art therapist and psychotherapist who has spent many years working with trauma, particularly within Jewish communities and with Holocaust survivors. Through art, Moshe helps people access emotions and memories that words alone often cannot reach.

In this episode, Moshe opens up about his experience working with Holocaust survivors, the psychology behind trauma and what colour antisemitism would be.

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Nick Rose is a Jewish American photographer and tattooist based in London. Following Hamas’ October 7th terrorist attacks, Nick launched an initiative offering free tattoos to the Jewish community, creating a space to foster pride and process grief together. He has since tattooed hundreds of people for free.

In this episode, Nick shares his drive behind the free tattoo initiative, dives into his work documenting the Jewish community in Azerbaijan and breaks down common tattoo faux pas.

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