Hey there, J-Crew!

We are dropping into your feed on Black Friday or Black Shabbos, as we call it, to share

a conversation with tablets editor-in-chief Alana Newhouse.

Alana published a piece in tablet this week offering a different framework for viewing

the challenges and the divides American space today.

She tells us why she wrote the piece, what the piece argues, and what we can take away from

it in our own lives.

Here's our conversation with Alana Newhouse.

You can read her piece at tabletmag.com.

Alana Newhouse founder and editor-in-chief of tablet, welcome back to Unorthodox.

Thank you so much.

So we have dragged you before this tribunal of Jewish podcasters, because you this week published

a really, really fascinating piece in tablet.

And you know, it's funny, I think a lot of our listeners know a lot about tablet and read

it regularly, may have found out about us through tablet.

There are other listeners who actually probably don't necessarily have any window into tablet.

And so I like the idea of bringing you on just to sort of, you know, bring all of our listeners

a little bit more into the tablet orbit and to sort of get a little window into what

goes on over there.

And I think this piece called Brokenism does a really, really nice job of sort of casting

sort of the broader tablet world for readers and for listeners.

So tell us about this piece.

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