Nisan with Mazal Masoud Etedgi

Dreaming the World to Come

Mazal Masoud Etedgi (they/them/theirs) is a trans/non-binary artist, arab/mizrahi/amazigh jew, first-gen, spoonie/chronically ill person, herbalist, Drama Therapist, clown, and cultural organizer. Maz utilizes imagination, play, and ritual as tools for liberation, healing and connection. You can find their herbal medicine apothecary at bsamimapothecary.com and @bsamim.apothecary

Special extra-long episode in honor of Passover!

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This podcast episode was edited by Kim Wayman and Nomy Lamm

Intro

• Omer Oracle: Collaboration between Nomy Lamm & Taya Mâ Shere, www.OmerOracle.com
• Corina Dross: ⁠https://corinadross.com/⁠

Interview:

• Taya: Taya Mâ Shere, http://taya.ma/
• Masorti: Israeli equivalent of the US-based conservative Judaism movement.
• Cis: Folks whose gender identities align with their gender assignment at birth
• Ibrahim Baba: Sheikh Dr. Ibrahim Baba Farajaje, https://www.ibrahimbaba.org/
• Trope: Markings that indicate how to chant the words of Torah
• Kohenet: https://kohenet.org/
• Makam Shekhina: http://makamshekhina.com/
• JVP: Jewish Voice for Peace, https://www.jewishvoiceforpeace.org/
• BIJOCSM: Black, Indigenous, Jews of Color, Sephardi & Mizrahi

This Way to Olam haBa

• Olive on the seder plate: https://www.haggadot.com/clip/olive-seder-plate-7
• Orange on the seder plate: https://www.keshetonline.org/resources/an-orange-on-the-seder-plate
• Elliot Kukla: https://elliotkukla.com/
• Christine Miserandino/Spoon Theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn5IBsm49Rk
• Disability Justice Haggadah Insert: https://www.narrowbridgecandles.org/products/haggadah-supplements

Song:

• Mi Chamocha, to the tune of Elohai Neshama by the Chloe Pourmorady Ensemble. Sung by Mazal Masoud Etedgi.