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  • No Laughing Matter With: Ami Kozak

No Laughing Matter With: Ami Kozak

Sunday 23rd June 2024

Join Sony Perlman and Ami Kozak as they discuss comedy, music, Israel, and anti-Semitism in this engaging episode of 'BrainStorm'.
91 minutes
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Ami Kozak: Comedy, Music, and Advocacy

Episode Overview

  • Ami Kozak discusses his journey from music to comedy.
  • The impact of Ami's social media posts about Israel.
  • Challenges of dealing with online hate and negativity.
  • The role of comedy in addressing serious issues.
  • Balancing public advocacy with a career in entertainment.
It's not about land or politics. They just want to kill all the Jews and they say it proudly.
In this episode of 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman', comedian and musician Ami Kozak joins the conversation. Ami, a member of the indie-pop band Distant Cousins, shares his journey from music to comedy, and how his outspoken views on Israel and anti-Semitism have shaped his public persona. The discussion kicks off with Sony expressing his admiration for Ami's work and delves into the complexities of addressing controversial topics in the public eye.
They explore how Ami's social media posts about Israel went viral, attracting both support and a surprising amount of hate. This led to a candid conversation about dealing with online negativity and the emotional toll it can take. Ami's insights on balancing his career in entertainment with his passion for advocacy provide a unique perspective.
He discusses the importance of free speech, the impact of historical trauma on Jewish identity, and the double standards often faced by Israel in global discourse. The episode is filled with humour, despite the serious topics, as Ami's comedic background shines through. Sony and Ami also touch on the role of comedy in challenging societal norms and providing relief in times of distress.
They ponder whether comedy can be a tool for healing or if it sometimes crosses the line into insensitivity. This episode offers a raw, honest look at how personal beliefs intersect with public life and the courage it takes to stand up for one's convictions. Whether you're interested in the intersection of politics and entertainment, or looking for an engaging conversation that mixes humour with serious reflection, this episode has something for everyone.
Tune in to hear Ami Kozak's compelling story and his thoughts on navigating the challenges of being a public figure with strong opinions.