G-d is really into monogamy with Am Yisrael this week.

This week, Jaz and Lulav edit themselves and decide the true meaning of family.

This week, Lulav & Jaz wrestle with a story of genocide, plus Tzipporah is Elvis and the gender binary makes things complicated.

This week, there's some good gay news, plus prison abolition out of repetition.

This week, Lulav & Jaz talk about deaths of main characters and destruction of whole towns, but also manage to laugh a bunch.

This week, Jaz and Lulav are joined by Xava De Cordova to talk about how one biblical anarchist was a time-travelling visionary.

This week, Tanakh is used as a pickup line, the Israelites are incredibly bad at Simon Says, and we spend some time getting to know Yehoshua, but kinda wish we didn't because he's a narc. 

This week, Jaz and Lulav discuss with guest Julia whether Tzipporah has a polycule of gay dads and Miriam's magical solo adventure.

This week, we talk about magic (and maybe abortifacient-filled) water, and 12 repetitions of the exact same thing.

For Shavuot, Jaz and Lulav do some deep-dive learning about what it means to be a Jew.

This week, Jaz and Lulav talk poetry, taking a census in the wilderness, and alternatives to the word “tribe.”

This week, Jaz and Lulav talk shmita years, and also gay movie dates with friends.

This week, we talk asymmetrical priests and the origins of Lulav's name.

This week, we talk half a dozen interpretations of a single line, and also “NO WIZARDS!!!”

This week, we talk blood rituals, 90s boy bands, and Talmudic voyeurism

This week, some poor unfortunate priest boys meet a sad end, we learn about Lulav's history of moirallegiance, and Lulav accuses Jaz of being cowboy-phobic

This week, we have a Pesach holiday extravaganza.

This week, Jaz and Lulav talk about sacrifices and the failure of Christian source texts.

In which Jaz & Lulav derive transformative justice from animal sacrifice and decide G-d is on spiro.

This week, Jaz and Lulav discuss some cool crafty women and the problems with gold.