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  <title>Introducing the AJS Critical Sources Podcast</title>
  <description>As a listener of&amp;amp;nbsp;Adventures in Jewish Studies, we hope you'll also listen to the new AJS podcast,&amp;amp;nbsp;Critical Sources. Critical Sources features Jewish studies scholars discussing a source that matters to them, offering a window into how scholars seek evidence, ask questions, and interpret the past and present.&amp;amp;nbsp; Host Avinoam Patt asks five different scholars to discuss a source—a poem, a speech, an object—that’s been on their mind since the October 7 massacre in southern Israel and in the months of war following it. How did they think about it before October 7, and what has it meant to them since? </description>
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