This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira Solomon sits down with Rabbi Tovia Singer to tackle some of the burning questions that every Christian and Jew may have.Rabbi Tovia Singer is the founder and director of Outreach Judaism, a global organization dedicated to teaching Christians about Judaism and fostering understanding between faiths. With decades of experience in Jewish scholarship and interfaith dialogue, Rabbi Singer is known for his passionate, clear explanations about the Jewish faith and its perspectives on Christianity.

This week on The Black and Jewish Podcast, Ashira sits down with Charles Jacobs, founder of the African Jewish Alliance, for a powerful and eye-opening conversation about the modern slave trade in Sudan.Together, they expose how slavery has not disappeared — it has simply gone underground — and discuss the role of Islamist militias, regional politics, and international silence in allowing these abuses to continue. Charles also shares firsthand stories of rescues and the moral urgency behind confronting slavery in the present day, not as history, but as a lived reality.The African Jewish Alliance is dedicated to combating slavery, genocide, and racial persecution in Africa, while building solidarity between Black and Jewish communities through advocacy, education, and direct action.This episode challenges assumptions, confronts uncomfortable truths, and highlights the individuals willing to risk everything to free those the world has forgotten.

This week, I sit down with King Randall, founder of X for Boys, for a candid conversation about race, politics, and the realities of Black America.In this eye-opening interview, we cover:Racism and personal transformation: how King Randall stopped hating white people after a life-changing experience.The X for Boys: his mission to empower young men and build character through education.Politics and Black America: his perspectives on leadership, opportunity, and the role of Black men in today’s society.Social media vs. reality: why online portrayals of Black men are often misleading.This conversation is raw, honest, and thought-provoking. King Randall shares his journey, insights, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.Watch now to hear a perspective on Black men, power, and society that challenges the status quo.