Appears in these episodes:

Edwin lectures on How IBM participated in — and profited from  — the Holocaust.

We remember.

We mourn.

We warn.

Never again … is now.


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Outspoken and virulent antisemitism is now infecting the conservative movement in loud and threatening ways. Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens are just the beginning.

Special guests Jonathan Tobin and Alyza Lewin join Edwin; in addition, Deborah Smerecnik and Richard Allen tell us about Bau: Artist at War.

Edwin serves once again as the scholar-in-residence for the International March of the Living, which gathers thousands every year, including Edwin and his guests — Phyllis Greenberg Heideman, Bruce Blank, Matt Lebovic, Faye Lincoln, Ken Abramowitz, and Merrill Eisenhower — to Auschwitz to commemorate the Shoah and life itself.

We are extremely grateful to our sponsors and supporters.

Edwin, Yossie Hollander, Nathan Lewin, Matt Lebovic, and Alyza Lewin talk blunt truth about history repeating itself — and how to make sure it doesn’t. Plus, Edwin gives a Trump 2.0 update.

Edwin Black presents Journalism under Tension: a Q&A session for the University of Łódź Department of Journalism. (University flyer)

Edwin Black presents a briefing for the Jewish community.

Edwin lays out America’s involvement in the Holocaust, from corporate complicity to the documentation of liberated camps.

Edwin visits Auschwitz, Łódź, Kraków, and Warsaw to participate in the March of the Living and to present a Scholar-in-Residence series.

Edwin serves as the scholar-in-residence for the International March of the Living, which gathers thousands every year to Auschwitz to commemorate the Shoah and life itself. Join Edwin and his guests, including Phyllis Heideman, Alex Traiman, Michal Cotler-Wunsch, Jacob Shoshan, Richard Heideman, and Monise Neumann, live from the March of the Living in Auschwitz, starting in Warsaw and Budapest, then Kraków, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Łódź, Tel Aviv, and finally Jerusalem, as they remember the Holocaust, celebrate life, and ponder the next.