Dr. Nick Posegay, one of the authors of the new book The Illustrated Cairo Genizah, is discussing the book, the collection, and history.

Sponsored by the Medieval Academy of America, the Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast is an anthology-style podcast that welcomes the global turn in Medieval Studies. We invite proposals from individuals and collaborators of all ranks and disciplines, including graduate students, for single podcast episodes aimed at fellow medievalists and the wider public.

Your application should include a brief description (500 words) of your proposed episode, noting the following:

Cordelia Heß, “The Medieval Archive of Antisemitism in Nineteenth-Century Sweden” (de Gruyter, 2021)

Listen to the new podcast episode about “The Jews of Medieval England: Life, Violence, and Expulsion (ft. Prof. John Tolan)” via Sforim Chatter.

You can now listen to a podcast via the Seforim Chatter with Oded Israeli discussing Ramban (1194 – 1270).

The new episode of the Seforim Chatter Podcast is a discussion with Rabbi Basil Herring about R. Yosef Ibn Kaspi (1279–1340).

Listen to an interview about the book The Zohar. Pritzker Edition, ed. Daniel C. Matt, Joel Hecker, and Nathan Wolski via the New Books Network.

In this podcast interview, Paola Tartakoff speaks about her book Between Christian and Jew. Conversion and Inquisition in the Crown of Aragon, 1250-1391.

In this podcast interview, Tzafrir Barzilay speaks about his book Poisoned Wells. Accusations, Persecution, and Minorities in Medieval Europe, 1321-1422.

In this podcast interview, John Tolan speaks about his book England’s Jews. Finance, Violence, and the Crown in the Thirteenth Century.